Super SUS: A True Crime Podcast
Welcome to Super SUS: A True Crime Podcast, where hosts Ande Breunig and Amethyst Cannady—devoted moms, business mavens, and avid true crime enthusiasts—explore a mix of well-known and lesser-known cases, offering fresh perspectives and uncovering details you won’t find anywhere else.
Each week, we dive into the SUSpool of gripping true crime stories, balancing suspense with lighthearted moments. Whether it's Ande's structured, research-driven approach to cases with clear resolutions or Amethyst's fascination with the mysterious and unexplained, we make sure every episode is an exciting and unpredictable ride. Along the way, we share relatable, funny moments about our own lives—cats, coffee, kids, and trying new cookies (usually Oreos) as a palate cleanser.
Whether you’re a seasoned sleuth or just starting your true crime journey, Super SUS offers a fascinating escape into the minds of criminals and their impact on victims, families, and society. The hosts' engaging banter and dynamic storytelling keep you hooked, making you feel like you're hanging out with your true crime besties every week.
If delving into the murky depths of true crime—complete with suspense, mystery, and a little bit of levity—is your thing, then Super SUS is most definitely your podcast.
Super SUS: A True Crime Podcast
Too Close to Home – The Death of Michelle Jones
In this episode of Super SUS, we dive into the shocking murder of Teresa “Teri” Brandt, a woman whose quiet life ended in an act of extreme and unexplained violence.
When Teri is found murdered inside her Florida home, investigators are confronted with a crime scene that raises more questions than answers. The brutality is immediate. The motive is unclear. And nothing about the case fits neatly into place.
As detectives begin to peel back the details of Teri’s life and relationships, the investigation takes unexpected turns — revealing hidden layers, long-buried history, and connections no one saw coming. What begins as a single homicide slowly expands into something far more disturbing, challenging assumptions about trust, normalcy, and how well we truly know the people closest to us.
This is a case where the truth doesn’t emerge all at once — and when it does, it’s impossible to forget.
