Always Time for True Crime: A Podcast

13/11/2023

THE FOREST CITY SERIAL KILLER PART 2

In the 1960s & 70s, there was a monster in London, Ontario preying on young women. At the same time, young boys were also being targeted. The cases had so many similarities, yet so many differences.

How do all these cases connect? Join me and true crime author, Vanessa Brown, as we explore her theories as to why these 9 cases are connected and pin point who is responsible

This two parter is available wherever you get your podcasts!

*unfortunately I was unable to find any photos of Bruce Stapylton

11/11/2023

WE ARE BACK

And we are back with an amazing episode about 9 murder cases from London Ontario - with the help of true crime author, Vanessa Brown!

Check out Part 1 wherever you get your podcasts and stay tuned for part 2!

16/07/2023

Good ol’ satanic panic 👹

14/07/2023

HUGE NEWS!!

So glad to see this fu**er caught.

Hopefully he can be connected to all 10 so the families can have some answers

More info to come!

06/07/2023

In 1992, a triple homicide devastated a community in Southwest Boise, Idaho.

A woman - who to many, was the image of generosity and resilience - was actually a monster with a disturbing past.

Go listen now to the story of the Row family and how Robin was able to fool almost everyone (but thankfully not the police)

30/06/2023

NEW EPISODE 🎙️

It was a busy month but I’m back with a brand new episode!

When 3 members of the Row family are killed in a house fire, police are quick to call it arson. Within days, they are able to limit their scope to two suspects - each with completely different narratives.
Now investigators have to play this game of 'he said, she said' to figure out which one of their suspects is a killer.

Listen now!

24/06/2023

What do you guys think? Pretty accurate?

24/05/2023

After Lisa Roberts was murdered in 1977 by David Roth, her identity remained unknown for 43 years.

Investigators never gave up though that they would one day give their Precious Jane Doe her name back and after multiple attempts, they were able to find her family and relocate her remains back to her home state

Listen to the full episode now to hear Lisa’s story

22/05/2023

NEW EPISODE

In 1977, the body of an unidentified female was found off a popular trail in Everett, Washington. Within a few years, her killer was found and brought to justice, but the victim remained a Jane Doe.
Until 43 years later when investigators finally gave her her name back

This is the story of Elizabeth ‘Lisa’ Roberts

Listen now!

11/05/2023

Paula Zahn all the way 🙌

10/05/2023

NEW PATREON EPISODE

Despite Karen Klaas’ turbulent childhood, she was always determined to make something of herself and create a beautiful family. But in 1976, Karen’s life was cut short when the mother of two was found strangled in her own home.

While police looked into numerous leads and her loved ones even hired a private investigator, nobody could seem to crack the case. In the end, it was a controversial scientific technique that would identify Karen’s killer and bring her family the answers they had waited 4 decades for.

Become a patron to listen now!

07/05/2023

In April 1965, 8 members of the Hogue family were found shot to death.
The massacre was quickly labelled a murder-suicide after father, Leonard Hogue was found to have been part in a multi-million dollar robbery.

But did this seemingly great father and husband really kill his wife and 6 kids?

What did the evidence say to you?

Listen now!

05/05/2023

RIP Christine
Hope we can find who did this to you

📢 Riders!!!
The family of Christine Lester has requested an es**rt for her to her final rest in Indian Wells, Arizona. They would very much appreciate your time and you riding to see their sister to finally be buried within our homelands.
Christina's last-seen date and burial date are exactly 36 years apart and they both happen to coincide with the National MMIW Day of May 5th. Christina Lester's case has been reopened, having been a cold case for many years, and is now an active homicide investigation.
Lets bring our sister home. ❤️
Meet up at Norvell Owens Mortuary @ 5:45am on Friday, May 5th.
KSU @ 6am
The route is through Leupp, Dilkon, Indian Wells then North on to state route 77 to mile marker 22., then onto the dirt road west for approximately 3 miles. Motorcycles will not be riding on the dirt road. We will pull off and let the procession proceed to the burial site.
Thank you!!
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13/04/2023

In 2001, Thomas Ku was killed in a botched ransom attempt by two former students.
At least one of the students h had failed their exams and “wanted to teach Mr Ku a lesson.”

Listen to the episode now for the full story!

12/04/2023

Specifically show tunes or true crime podcasts!

10/04/2023

NEW EPISODE 🎙️
In 2001, 48 year old Thomas Ku, the chancellor of Great Lakes College, vanished from his own driveway. Rumours quickly spread about the possibility of a Chinese gang, but then investigators caught wind of some drama at Great Lakes College.

Could the teachers and students of Mr. Ku’s establishment be involved in his sudden disappearance?

Listen now!

03/04/2023

In 1995, Shauna Card was stabbed 76 times by her 16 year old classmate, Jimmy Bedoya.
Shauna was described as a peacemaker who had no problems with anybody. In fact, she barely even knew Bedoya.

While denying it for 23 years, Jimmy Bedoya finally confessed at his re-sentencing hearing in 2018.
In 2020, his sentence was affirmed and he will spend the rest of his life behind bars.

1-2: Shauna card
3: Jimmy Bedoya being arrested in 1998
4: Bedoya at his re-sentencing
5: recent photo of Bedoya

03/04/2023

https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/crime-and-courts/2023/03/31/iowa-supreme-court-michelle-martinko-jerry-burns-dna-conviction/70064243007/

I covered Michelle’s case back in 2020.
The 18 year old was stabbed to death in 1979 and her killer, Jerry Lee Burns, was finally caught in 2018.
While he maintains his innocence, Burns blood was found on her body - likely the result of cutting himself while stabbing her.
Burns appeal was based on the fact that investigators had obtained his DNA through a discarded drinking straw, which he says violated his constitutional rights.

Her parents unfortunately never got to see her killer brought to justice, but I’m confident they have the right man.
I’m sorry her remaining family had to go through this all over again, but happy to see that he will be in prison for the rest of his life.

The court rejected Burns' claim police violated his rights by collecting DNA from a drinking straw he left behind at a restaurant to solve 1979 murder