Episodes

In this episode, Kiah discusses several other “Stand Your Ground” cases in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties and how why self-defense was or was not permitted as a defense. She also outlines what to expect as we approach the end of Season 2. Be sure to also check out Kiah’s new podcast “Generation Burnout!”

In this episode of "Stand Our Ground," host Kiah Penfield speaks with Morgan about the life and tragic murder of Morgan's sister, Deanna Stevison. Morgan reminisces about Deanna's nurturing role in her life and the nature of Deanna's relationship with her partner, Meghan. The discussion reveals Deanna's premonitions about her safety and the family's dissatisfaction with the investigation into her death, highlighting perceived systemic failures and overlooked evidence, such as suspicious text mes...

In the final episode of season 1, we recap what we’ve learned so far and what we’re going to cover in our next season when we return from winter hiatus.

In this episode, we discuss the bullet casings found at the scene and how the evidence relates to Deanna's case. Is it possible that a bullet ricocheted and hit Deanna? Are Deanna's gunshot wounds consistent with ricochet wounds? Gunshot wound information sourced from The University of Utah Eccles Health Sciences Library's Internet Pathology Laboratory for Medical Education.

In this episode, we look at Florida's "Stand Your Ground" law, what it says, how it changed the day after Deanna's death, and what it could mean for Deanna's case. Listen to Kiah on Phantom Electric Ghost podcast here. References: 2016 Florida Statutes Title XLVI, Chapter 776, Sections 776.012, 776.013, and 776.032 2023 Florida Statutes Title XLVI, Chapter 776, Sections 776.012, 776.013, and 776.032 "Recent Changes to the Florida Stand You Ground Law" by the Law Offices of Robert David Malove "W...

This episode contains a redacted version of the police interview with witness *Kelsey*, who shares that Amy and Meghan Plunkett claimed that Deanna “wanted to die.”

In this episode, we discuss Investigator Jimmie Tatum and my concerns with how he ran the investigation. This episode includes some comments about Deanna that may be difficult to listen to, made by the investigator himself. This episode also features Tanner Condon as the voice of the investigative report, and a police interview with *Kelsie* (pseudonym). Some audio from Ollie Jane’s police interview is also used and video footage from the front dash cam is referenced.

This bonus episode features my response to the Nov. 10, 2023 TruRed Crime YouTube video about my cousin’s case. I address the inaccuracies in the video and the missing parts of the police interviews. Please share wherever you see the YouTube episode posted!

In this episode, we look into the timeline of the house that is at the center of this case, including the court case that allowed Meghan Wojdyla (now Meghan Plunkett) to assume full ownership of the house--which she and Amy Plunkett now live in together. Special thanks to voice actor Loki Cockrill! Sources Include: Police interview with witness "Kelsey" Personal email Interview with Griner Restraining order filing Facebook posts by Deanna Court case and property tax receipts for the Cantonment h...

This episode features the second half of my interview with Griner, Deanna’s friend and coworker, and the last person to see her before she left for the Fairfield apartments where she was killed. In this episode, we discuss Deanna’s drinking that night, why Griner thinks Deanna left that morning, and some of what he knows of Deanna and Meghan’s relationship.

I speak with Griner, a friend and coworker of Deanna’s who was with her the night of June 7 and morning of June 8, before she left for the Fairfield apartments. He will share his memories of Deanna’s last night. Subscribe to the podcast to receive access to the full interview once I’m done editing it.

In this episode, I interview Jimmie Staley, the author of the Conjuring Justice blog. We discuss multiple instances of corruption in the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office and Jimmie’s thoughts on Deanna’s case. For references and evidence on the other cases Jimmie mentions, visit conjuringjusticeblog.com.

Join us for a deep dive into a complex case in the latest episode of Stand Our Ground. We will be exploring the complex and unsolved case of Deanna Stevison and discussing potential issues within the Escambia County Sheriff's Office. We will hear from a key witness named Skipper about the moments following the crime and discuss the differing accounts in the official narrative. Together, we'll examine witness testimonies, the conduct of investigators, and the Stevison family's ongoing search for ...

A brief correction about a detail from episode 1.

In this episode of Stand Our Ground, we sift through the aftermath of Deanna's murder. The police interviews with Meghan Wojdyla and the Plunketts, Amy and Ollie Jane, reveal a web of complex relationships and abuse allegations. A restraining order adds to the confusion, presenting more riddles than solutions. As we analyze the court documents versus the recounted events, the gaps in the investigation grow apparent, suggesting potential oversights that could have allowed vital details to slip through the cracks. We peel back the layers of that day's tension, questioning Amy's perplexing choice to disarm herself in the face of danger, and the role Deanna's alleged intoxication played in the tragic escalation. The accounts of what transpired diverge sharply, and as we dissect the moments that led to violence, it becomes clear that each decision carried weighty consequences. In the final segment of our episode, we shine a light on the sidelined testimony of a witness known only as Skippe…

In this inaugural episode of "Stand Our Ground," host Kiah delves into the murder of her cousin, Deanna Stevison, introducing key figures involved: Deanna, a 31-year-old worker at Blackwater Correctional Institute; her ex-fiancée Meghan Wojdyla, a bank teller; Meghan's new fiancée, former sheriff's deputy Amy Plunkett; Amy's mother, Ollie Jane Plunkett; and lead investigator Jimmy Tatum. The episode outlines the conflicting narratives and relationships, including a restraining order and the questionable investigation, urging listeners to help seek justice for Deanna.