Hot Justice Podcast

Between 1971 and 1973, three young girls disappeared in broad daylight from Rochester, New York.
Carmen Colón. Wanda Walkowicz. Michelle Maenza.
Their first and last initials matched—CC, WW and MM. Even more chilling, their bodies were discovered in locations beginning with those same letters: Churchville, Webster and Macedon.
In Part 1 of our investigation into the Rochester Double Initial Murders, we look back at the city before the killings, reconstruct the disappearances of all three girls and examine the unsettling similarities—and important differences—between their cases.
We also explore the investigation’s first major suspect: Carmen’s uncle, Miguel Colón. Was Rochester being terrorized by a single serial killer, or have three separate tragedies become connected by one of the strangest coincidences in criminal history?
More than 50 years later, the murders remain unsolved.

⏰Timestamps:
00:00:00 Double Initial Murders Introduction
00:01:20 Wildfire Smoke and Wine
00:04:02 Justice for Savannah Update
00:06:37 Kristen O’Connell Fundraiser
00:10:03 Inaccurate True Crime Book
00:13:20 Shows and Scott Peterson
00:15:13 Rochester Before the Murders
00:20:15 Carmen Colon’s Disappearance
00:25:02 Wanda Walkowicz’s Murder
00:28:39 Michelle Maenza’s Murder
00:31:32 Connections and Key Differences
00:33:38 Suspect Miguel Colon
00:38:47 Part Two Preview

⚠️ This episode discusses crimes involving children, sexual assault and murder. Listener discretion is advised. 
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What is Hot Justice Podcast?

Two friends, countless crimes, one big question: why do people do what they do?
In Hot Justice, best friends and true crime obsessives Heather and Ciara dig into cases both famous and forgotten, blending deep research with unfiltered conversation. Expect late-night-theory energy, occasional gasps, and a lot of “wait, WHAT?” moments.

If you love true crime with heart, humor, and humanity — you’re in the right place.