Hitched 2 Homicide True Crime Podcast

27/05/2026

In September 2006, the peaceful Black Bear Bed & Breakfast in Newry, Maine became the scene of one of the state’s most shocking murder cases.

Christian Charles Nielsen, a cook who had been living at the inn, killed four people over Labor Day weekend: inn owner Julie Bullard, handyman James “Jimmy” Whitehurst, Julie’s daughter Selby Bullard, and Selby’s friend Cynthia “Cindy” Beatson.

The first murder happened during what was supposed to be a fishing trip in Upton, Maine. The remaining murders took place at the Black Bear B&B. Nielsen later confessed, but investigators were left with one haunting question: why?

This week on Hitched 2 Homicide, we cover the Christian Nielsen murders, the victims’ relationships, Julie Bullard’s dream of starting over in Maine, and the brutal aftermath of the Black Bear Bed & Breakfast case.

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READ THE BLOG | https://www.hitched2homicide.com/christian-nielsen

20/05/2026

🚨 NEW EPISODE ALERT🚨
In February 2000, in Aberdeen, New South Wales, Australia, 44-year-old Katherine Knight murdered her partner, 44-year-old John Charles Thomas Price, inside his home.

Price had already warned police that Knight was dangerous and had taken steps to end the relationship. On February 29, 2000, Knight attacked him with a knife, stabbing him repeatedly. What investigators found afterward remains one of the most disturbing crime scenes in Australian history.

In 2001, Katherine Knight became the first woman in Australia to be sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole.

This is the case of Katherine Knight—the Aberdeen murder, the killing of John Price, and one of Australia’s most infamous true crime cases.

WATCH ON YouTube | https://youtu.be/qx92vGsDdXU
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READ the blog | https://www.hitched2homicide.com/katherine-knight-john-price-australia

Katherine Knight is one of Australia’s most notorious female killers, but behind the shocking headlines is the story of John Price, a father who saw the danger coming. This victim-centered true crime blog examines Knight’s violent past, her relationships with David Kellett, David Saunders, and J...

13/05/2026

🛠️ Part Two of The Toolbox Killers is LIVE

They planned it in prison. They built the van. Two girls are already gone, but three more will die before they're caught.

In Part 2, Lawrence and Roy are still on the road in the Murder Mac. The horror escalates, and before they're both rotting in prison, they will make a tape of their torture and murder so horrific, the FBI still uses it to desensitize their agents.

This is one of the most disturbing true crime cases H2H has ever covered.

⚠️ EXTREMELY GRAPHIC CONTENT — Viewer Discretion Advised

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Read the Blog: https://www.hitched2homicide.com/post/toolbox-killers-part-2

The Toolbox Killers hit the streets in Part 2. After building their torture van, Bittaker and Norris begin abducting and murdering young women across California. Graphic details, the Shirley Ledford recording, and the evil that drove America’s sickest duo. Extreme true crime content.

06/05/2026

The Summer of 1979 June arrived hot and ordinary in Southern California. Beach towns hummed with the noise of summer, filled with music from car radios, the smell of sunscreen and hot asphalt. Teenagers moved freely through a world that felt safe because it always had been.

But Lawrence Bittaker and Roy Norris were both paroled from prison. And they were ready, turning a GMC van into what they called, "Murder Mac."

In Part One of The Toolbox Killers, we discuss the early life of Bittaker and Norris, and follow them as they plan and abduct both 16-year-old Cindy Schaefer and 18-year-old Andrea Joy Hall.

But they aren't finished. Not by a long shot.
Part Two coming next week.

*Listener discretion is strongly advised.

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Read the H2H Blog | https://www.hitched2homicide.com/post/toobox-killers-part1

29/04/2026

🔔Part 2 of Buried Beneath 4th Street is LIVE — and this one goes inside the courtroom. 🔔

After Jamie Carroll's body was recovered from the basement at 1435 South 4th Street in June 2010, Louisville had its answers. Or so it thought.

Jeffrey Mundt and Joey Banis were both charged with murder. Both pointed at the other. Both made deals to avoid the death penalty. And when their separate trials wrapped up in 2013, the verdicts couldn't have been more different.

Joey Banis: convicted of complicity to murder, robbery, and tampering with evidence. Sentenced to life in prison. Eligible for parole June 2, 2030.

Jeffrey Mundt: not guilty of murder. Convicted only of facilitation to robbery and tampering with evidence. Released after one year served.

The difference? A videotaped confession found on Banis's own computer, in which Banis appeared to confess to the killing, that the jury used to acquit Mundt of murder entirely.

Was justice served? Detective Collin King, who worked the case from day one, has been clear: "They were both complicit in the murder of Jamie Carroll."

Jeffrey Mundt completed his probation and disappeared. No verified sighting. No known location. He is simply gone.

Joey Banis sits in a Kentucky prison, still maintaining his innocence, waiting for 2030.

And Jamie Carroll — hairstylist, drag queen Ronica Reed, beloved member of Louisville's LGBTQ+ community,
remains the only person in this story who never got to tell his own version.

WATCH ON YouTube | https://youtu.be/cx4xX9nCM18
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BLOG: https://www.hitched2homicide.com/post/jamie-carroll-joey-banis-jeffrey-mundt-part-2

Joey Banis was convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison. Jeffrey Mundt was acquitted of murder and released after one year. Same crime. Same house. Same body buried in the same basement. Two men who pointed at each other across three years of legal proceedings — and two juries that reac...

22/04/2026

🐎NEW EPISODE ALERT 🔔

In December 2009, Jamie Carroll — a hairdresser, beloved friend, and drag performer known as Ronica Reed — walked into a Victorian mansion at 1435 South 4th Street in Old Louisville.

He never came home.

For seven months, no one reported him missing. The two men who killed him — Jeffrey Mundt and Joey Banis — continued living in that house, walking above his grave every single day.

Part 1 of our Jamie Carroll case is live now. We're covering who Jamie was, the dangerous love triangle that put him in that house, and the four words spoken in the back of a police cruiser that finally cracked the case wide open.

New episode. Don't miss it.

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Read the Blog: https://www.hitched2homicide.com/post/buried-murder-of-jamie-carroll-part-1

15/04/2026

🧚🏼‍♀️ NEW EPISODE ALERT 🧚🏼‍♀️
In 1895, Bridget Cleary of County Tipperary, Ireland, was tortured and killed by her husband after he became convinced she had been replaced by a fairy changeling. What followed was one of the most disturbing murder cases in Irish history, where folklore, fear, and control turned deadly.

In this episode, we examine the facts behind Bridget’s murder, the beliefs that shaped the crime, and why her death still haunts Ireland’s history more than a century later.

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WATCH ON YouTube : https://youtu.be/iUERhwYs0xg
READ THE BLOG ON H2H: https://www.hitched2homicide.com/post/bridget-cleary-fairy-wife

She was 26 years old, a self-employed dressmaker in rural County Tipperary, Ireland — independent, literate, and by every account exceptional. Her name was B...

08/04/2026

💥NEW EPISODE ALERT PART 2 IS LIVE 💥 The Verdict in the Kouri Richins Case

After a three-week trial in Park City, Utah, the jury needed less than three hours to reach a unanimous verdict: GUILTY on all five counts.

Kouri Richins was convicted of aggravated murder, attempted aggravated murder, forgery, and two counts of insurance fraud in connection with the 2022 fentanyl poisoning death of her husband, Eric Richins.

A medical examiner testified that Eric had five times the lethal dose of fentanyl in his system when he died, and that the drug had been orally ingested — and that it was illicit, not medical-grade fentanyl.

Prosecutors argued Kouri murdered her husband to reap financial benefit from his death and because she was unhappy in her marriage. Eric's life was insured for approximately $2.2 million through several policies, including one prosecutors argued Kouri had applied for fraudulently.

Richins now faces 25 years to life in prison. Sentencing is scheduled for May 13, 2026.

In Part 2 of our deep dive, we break down the trial, the evidence, and what comes next.

WATCH ON YouTube: https://youtu.be/hmZjOheV7v4
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READ THE BLOG: : https://www.hitched2homicide.com/kouri-richins-eric-richins-2

01/04/2026

🚩NEW EPISODE ALERT 🚩

A husband dead.
A children’s grief book.
A murder case that stunned Utah.

This week on Hitched 2 Homicide, we cover Part 1 of the Eric Richins case and his murdering wife, Kouri Richins, who prosecutors said fatally poisoned her husband with fentanyl.

We’re unpacking the timeline, the evidence, and the disturbing contradictions at the center of this case. Don't miss it!

YouTube : https://youtu.be/gj3rcWqp-ms
Spotify : https://bit.ly/4vmUt9R
Apple Podcasts : https://apple.co/418ey5H
H2H Blog: https://www.hitched2homicide.com/post/kouri-richins-eric-richins

18/03/2026

👠 NEW EPISODE ALERT 👠

This week we're covering the case of Jerome Henry Brudos — known as the "Shoe Fe**sh Slayer" — one of the most disturbing serial killer cases to emerge from the Pacific Northwest.

Between 1968 and 1969, Brudos murdered at least four young women in Oregon. A married electrician and father of two, he managed to conceal his crimes from his family and community for over a year. His obsession with women's shoes and clothing, which began in childhood, escalated into violent crimes that shocked investigators and the public alike.

Brudos was arrested in 1969 after detectives connected him to the disappearances through his unusual correspondence with a college student. He confessed and was sentenced to life in prison, where he died in 2006.

In this episode, we break down his psychology, the investigation, the victims, and how law enforcement finally caught him.

New episode available now on all major podcast platforms.

WATCH ON YouTube: https://youtu.be/U2K5Skz9628
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BLOG: https://www.hitched2homicide.com/post/jerry-brudos-shoe-fetish-killer

**shSlayer

The man with the locked garage, the frozen trophies, and the obsession that turned a quiet Salem street into a killing ground.Hey, Hitched 2 Homicide family. Welcome back. Pour your drink. Lock your doors. Because today's case is one I've been wanting to cover for a long time — and trust me, it di...

04/03/2026

💥NEW EPISODE 💥
STARVATION HEIGHTS WHERE PEOPLE WERE DYING TO LIVE

This week on Hitched 2 Homicide, we cover Dr. Linda Hazzard, known as the “Starvation Doctor.” She promoted extreme fasting as a cure for illness, and patients under her care became severely malnourished. Multiple deaths were linked to the treatment practices at her facility. The case also includes allegations that she exploited patients financially—taking money and valuables such as clothing and jewelry.

What's the most important red flag you think people should watch for when someone claims they have a "miracle cure" for weight managment?

Thank you to listener Tom Brady for this case suggestion.

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In the early 1900s, when medicine still couldn’t cure much and desperate people chased miracles, one woman found a terrifying business model: convince sick patients that food was poison, call their agony “healing,” and charge them for the privilege—until their bodies gave out. Her name was L...