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18/11/2024

This week we’re joined by Áine Cain and Kevin Greenlee, hosts of The Murder Sheet podcast, to cover a theory about a network of serial killers… Listen to “The Smiley Face Murder Theory” wherever you get your podcasts!

11/11/2024

In May 1999, Hong Kong police found the scattered remains of a young mother in a flat in the city’s Kowloon district. The crime scene was like nothing anyone had seen before: unimaginable brutality set against a backdrop of Hello Kitty memorabilia. Investigators eventually pieced together a harrowing tale of abduction, torture, and immense suffering. But one question remained at trial: did a murder occur?

Listen to “The Hello Kitty Murders” wherever you get your podcasts.

23/09/2024

The murders, the trials, the aftermath - there’s so much to unpack. Listen to The Menendez Brothers Pt. 1, out now 🤍

16/09/2024

In 1978, a serial killer landed himself on network television, in an episode of The Dating Game. Viewers knew him as “Bachelor Number One” — a successful photographer looking for love. But in reality, Rodney Alcala had killed at least four victims. And he wasn’t done yet.

Listen to “The Dating Game Killer” free wherever you listen to podcasts.

Special thanks to our sponsor for this episode, Netflix’s upcoming film, Woman of the Hour. Watch it starting October 18th!

09/09/2024

The Unabomber’s ideas are more mainstream than ever. But was he a radical violent visionary, or someone who needed a cause to justify his terrible bloodthirsty?

Listen to “Fallout: The Unabomber’s Crimes and Manifesto” free wherever you get podcasts.

Special thanks to former FBI agent Candice DeLong and bomb survivor Gary Wright for sharing their stories with us.

20/08/2024

Albert Fish is notorious as one of the most depraved killers of all time. He targeted children across the U.S. over a period of 20 years before he was caught in the winter of 1934.

We’ve covered Fish on the show before. But for this episode - our 500th - we wanted to explore the question at the heart of his trial: Was Albert Fish legally insane, or not?

Listen wherever you get your podcasts, and let us know your thoughts in the comments!

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22/07/2024

Shan’ann Watts was pregnant with her third child when she went missing in 2018 along with her two young daughters, 4-year-old Bella and 3-year-old Cece.

For a short while, her husband Chris tried to play the part of a concerned spouse worried for his family. But his behavior was odd and unconvincing.

When the full story came out, a Colorado judge called it “perhaps the most inhumane and vicious crime that I have handled out of the thousands of cases I have seen.”

Today on the podcast - the Watts Family Murders. Listen wherever you get your podcasts!

08/07/2024

In 1986, Honolulu was stalked by a serial killer who was never officially caught. Investigators believed he claimed as many as five victims before seemingly disappearing into thin air…

Their names: Vicki Gail Purdy, Regina Sakamoto, Denise Hughes, Louise Medeiros, and Linda Pesce.

Decades later, cold case detectives latch onto a clue - one that might unlock the answer five families have been waiting for.

New episode out today on the Honolulu Strangler - listen on and wherever you get your podcasts.

06/06/2024

Thousands of remains are still being identified on Fox Hollow Farm in Indiana - the former residence of suspected serial killer Herb Baumeister.

The renewed investigation has identified three victims: Jeffrey Jones, Allen Livingston, and Manuel Resendez (pictured here).

We covered Herb briefly in our episode “Working Late: Business Leaders” back in 2021. He’s suspected of being the I-70 Strangler, who targeted Indianapolis’ q***r community in the 1990s.

20/05/2024

One night in February 1974, after attending a school dance with her boyfriend, 17-year-old Carla Walker was abducted from a car. Her body was found days later in a remote culvert. 46 *years* later, an arrest was made — but one question remains. Did Glen McCurley have more victims? Listen to this week’s episode wherever you get your podcasts.

13/05/2024

Today on Serial Killers: England’s youngest female killer.

At 11, Mary Bell was on trial for not one, but two murders – during which she was often considered a “bad seed” by those who couldn’t comprehend how such a young girl could commit these acts.

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30/04/2024

Sheila LaBarre is a convicted murderer and possible serial killer who allegedly believed she was sent by God to rid the world of pedophiles…

A psychiatrist who later met with Sheila suspected her delusions arose from childhood trauma. She grew to believe most men were predators, and over time that belief turned into an obsession.

She’d invite men to live with her at her farmhouse in New Hampshire, then become increasingly violent with them - inflicting both physical and psychological torture.

We’re diving into Sheila’s story in two parts, covering her early ambitions, near-death experience, and string of toxic relationships in part 1, out now. Listen to “The Avenging Angel: Sheila LaBarre” free wherever you get your podcasts.

Images:
- Sheila LaBarre entering a courtroom in 2008 (AP Photo/Mark Bolton)
- A 2006 news article from the Boston Sunday Globe
- The farmhouse where Sheila killed two people (USA Today Network/Lara Bricker)
- Dr. Wilfred LaBarre
- Sheila LaBarre and Michael Deloge
- Kenneth Countie

25/04/2024

If you’ve listened to this week’s episode, you’ll remember Dawn Ashworth and Lynda Mann - two teenagers who were murdered in the ‘80s in a small English town.

Their cases were solved with the help of a major genetic discovery made by a scientist at Leicester University, less than 10 miles away from where the girls’ bodies were found.

Dr. Alec Jeffreys had spent years studying the human genome when he realized each human is totally unique. Aside from identical twins, every person on Earth has a distinctive DNA pattern. He developed a way to create images that could actually reflect a person’s genetic profile - and the implications for forensic science were groundbreaking.

Since the ‘80s, DNA technology has gotten so advanced that experts can now create a profile using nothing more than the skin cells left behind when someone touches a surface.

📸 Getty Images

22/04/2024

With National DNA Day just around the corner, we’re telling the stories of two teenage girls whose murders were the first to be solved with the help of a huge scientific breakthrough. Listen to “National DNA Day: The First Murder Conviction” free on Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

15/04/2024

In 1989, Kristen Gilbert started her nursing career at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Northampton, Massachusetts. She impressed medical staff with her quick and skilled reactions to emergencies on her ward and in the ICU. But over the following seven years, so much death occurred during her shifts that she gained the moniker “The Angel of Death.” Was it a coincidence, or was Kristen Gilbert killing her patients? New episode out now, available wherever you listen to podcasts!

08/04/2024

In 1975, two sisters disappeared from a mall in Maryland. Their case went cold. New evidence uncovered over the decades means we have more answers today than we did back then - but the truth is still complicated. Listen to “The Murder of the Lyon Sisters” wherever you get podcasts. Images via AP Photo and Getty.

01/04/2024

After pushing through medical school in Utah, Anthony Garcia moved to New York to begin his residency. But he was ill-equipped to care for patients, making careless mistakes and exploding in angry outbursts. He resigned - and didn’t fare much better at any of his next three residencies.

By the time 2008 rolled around, Dr. Garcia had been nursing resentment over his failing career for years. In March of that year, he drove to Omaha, Nebraska, to exact his revenge. Five years later - and spiraling from a combination of more career disappointments, alcohol, and antipsychotics - he returned to Omaha to kill again.

Listen to “The Revenge Doctor” everywhere you get podcasts.

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The finale of our True Urban Legends series is here! @ashleyflowers is guest hosting the chilling story of Candyman—the urban legend and the real events that helped inspire it. Out now, wherever you listen to podcasts!

This week we’re airing our 500th episode! *screams in gratitude* We’re so thankful for every single one of our listeners, whether you’re listening every week while you commute to work or drifting off every night to Vanessa’s sweet voice 😉 To help us celebrate the milestone, we’d LOVE to know - what have you gotten out of the show over the past 7 years? And what do you want to hear over the *next* 500 episodes?

Have you ever changed a habit or thought about personal safety differently after hearing a true crime case? Let’s talk about it 👇

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