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A True crime Podcast
The true crime podcast that uncovers the most notorious murders, heists, and mob sagas from the shadows of the past. Each episode transports you to crime scenes long forgotten, weaving gripping narratives of betrayal, bloodshed, and justice—or the lack thereof. From Prohibition-era gang wars to modern-day mysteries. we explore the dark motives, shocking twists, and enduring legacies that still haunt us today. Perfect for armchair detectives and history buffs alike—listen if you dare,
Episodes
- A True crime Podcast
The Quiet Neighbor Who Made Lampshades From Skin | Ed Gein
On a November morning in 1957, a hardware-store owner in a Wisconsin town of eight hundred people failed to come home. The last receipt in the register was…
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The Dating Game Killer: The Crimes of Rodney Alcala
In 1978, America watched a charming photographer win a date on national television. By then, Rodney Alcala had already murdered women and girls across the…
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The Man Who Thought No One Was Counting: Samuel Little
If you asked most people to name America’s deadliest serial killer, they would say Bundy. They would be wrong. In 2012, Samuel Little was an old man in a…
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The Road into Belanglo: Ivan Milat and the Backpacker Murders
In the early 1990s, a lift on Australia’s Hume Highway could cost you your life. Seven young backpackers vanished between Sydney and the south. Their bodies…
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The Cop, the Dry Bathtub, and the Wife Who Never Came Home
A Bolingbrook police sergeant. A bathtub with no water in it. A death ruled an accident — until the next wife vanished. Alexander Lawson tells the story of…
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The Damsel of Death: Aileen Wuornos and the Florida Highway Murders
On a Florida roadside, a man pulls over. A woman gets in. By morning his car is empty and his body is in the woods. That happened seven times in twelve months…
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Son of Sam: The Year New York Stopped Parking
New York, 1976–77. Couples in parked cars. A .44 Bulldog. Letters from the gutter signed Son of Sam. Alexander Lawson traces David Berkowitz’s year-long siege…
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Apartment 213: Jeffrey Dahmer and the Men Milwaukee Didn’t Look For
July 22nd, 1991. A man runs into a Milwaukee street with one handcuff still locked to his wrist and begs police to come upstairs. In apartment 213 they find…
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Ted Bundy Walked Out Like a Student. Thirty Women Never Did.
On a January night in 1978, a man left a Tallahassee sorority house as if he were heading home from a party. Two women were already dead. Two more were…
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The Farm on Dominion Avenue: Robert Pickton and Canada’s Missing Women
February 5th, 2002. Police walk onto a Port Coquitlam pig farm looking for illegal guns. They find the start of the largest crime scene in Canadian history. In…
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She Left Him in the Shower for 5 Days | Jodi Arias
Five days after Travis Alexander vanished from his Mesa, Arizona home, friends found him in the shower: stabbed more than two dozen times, his throat cut, a…
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The Doomsday Mother: Lori Vallow Daybell and the Children Buried in Idaho
A 16-year-old girl is last photographed at Yellowstone. A 7-year-old boy in red pajamas disappears weeks later. Their mother laughs when police ask where they…
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The Prophet Who Buried Two Children in His Yard | Chad Daybell
Two kids vanished. His wife died in their bed. Seventeen days later, he got married on a beach in Hawaii. Then investigators dug up Tylee Ryan, 16, and JJ…
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He Called the Cops From a Phone Booth — Then Named Every Body
April 23, 1973. A 6’9” man walks into a Colorado phone booth and asks Santa Cruz police for an officer he used to drink with. He says he killed his mother…
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The Clown Next Door: How 33 Young Men Vanished in Plain Sight
He threw block parties. He ran a construction company. He dressed as a clown for children’s events. In a Chicago suburb in the 1970s, John Wayne Gacy looked…
- A True crime Podcast
The Night Stalker: Why Los Angeles Stopped Unlocking Its Windows
Summer 1985. Southern California stops sleeping with the windows open. Someone is walking into houses after dark—no single neighborhood, no single type of…
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The Nurse Who Killed 4 Children on Ward 4 | Beverley Allitt
A baby goes into hospital with a chest infection. The nurse smiles. Hours later, he’s dead. Between February and April 1991, 13 children collapsed on one UK…
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Christmas Eve, a Fishing Trip, and Two Bodies in the Bay: Scott Peterson
A pregnant woman sets brunch for Christmas morning. Her husband says he’s going fishing. Four months later, Laci Peterson and her unborn son wash up in San…
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The Mall Santa Who Buried 8 Men in Garden Planters | Bruce McArthur
He watered other people’s gardens. He posed as Santa at the mall. Neighbours said he was gentle. Under the soil in those planters were eight men. Between 2010…
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The Green River Killer: Gary Ridgway and the Women He Thought No One Would Miss
July 15, 1982. Two boys find a body in the Green River south of Seattle. She is sixteen. Within a month, four more women are pulled from the same water and…
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Delphi’s Hidden Killer: Richard Allen, the Bridge, and the Tip That Sat for 5 Years
Two girls walked onto an Indiana railroad bridge. One filmed a stranger. The next day they were dead — and the man who later confessed lived down the road the…
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The Night Shift: Charles Cullen and the Nurse Who Should Never Have Been Trusted
For sixteen years, Charles Cullen walked hospital corridors in New Jersey and Pennsylvania as a critical-care nurse. Patients who were recovering suddenly…
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He Begged for Them Back on Camera. He’d Already Put Them in Oil Tanks.
At 1:48 a.m. on August 13, 2018, a doorbell camera caught pregnant Shanann Watts walking into her Frederick, Colorado home. By dawn her husband, Chris Watts…
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The Night-Shift Nurse Who Killed 7 Babies: Lucy Letby
A stable twin dies 90 minutes after Lucy Letby takes over. His sister collapses the next night. Then the insulin. Then the air in the lines. Then the triplets…
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He Buried Murder Kits Across America — Then Tucked His Daughter In
Israel Keyes looked like a contractor and a dad. The FBI called him one of the most methodical serial killers in modern U.S. history. He flew thousands of…
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The Church President Who Was BTK: How Dennis Rader Hid in Wichita for 31 Years
He cut the phone line, murdered a family—including two children—and went home to dinner. For decades, Wichita hunted “BTK.” The man they were looking for wrote…
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The Cop Who Terrorized California for 12 Years — And Lived Next Door
He broke into homes while you slept. He bound couples. He killed 13 people. Then he vanished for 32 years — and mowed his lawn in a Sacramento suburb. Joseph…
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He Shot His Brother in Their Shared Bed. 77 Days Later, a Whole Principality Walked Him to the Guns
3 a.m. Two brothers. One bed. One shotgun. In 1943, Pere Areny Aleix killed his sleeping brother in a stone house in the Pyrenees — then became the last man a…
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Blood on the Rock: Lucien Grimaldi and the Murders That Made Monaco
October 1505. Two Grimaldi brothers. One dagger. By morning, Jean II is dead and Lucien is Lord of Monaco. Eighteen years later his nephew walks into the…
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The Other Princess: Wojciech Janowski and the Monaco Hit
On 6 May 2014, billionaire heiress Hélène Pastor and her chauffeur, Mohamed Darwich, were gunned down outside a hospital in Nice. The shooting looked like a…
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The Nurse Who Set Fire to Monaco
Before dawn in one of the most guarded penthouses on Earth, billionaire Edmond Safra locked himself in a bathroom with his nurse. They thought assassins were…
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The Bloody Trunk of Monte Carlo: Marie Goold
August 1907. A trunk leaks on a Marseille platform. Inside is a woman’s torso. Head and legs in another bag. Jewels beside them. The couple who checked the…
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The Monte Carlo Trunk: Vere St. Leger Goold
August 1907. A leaking steamer trunk at Marseille station. Inside: a woman’s dismembered body. The man who packed it had once reached the Wimbledon final…
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The Ogre Across the Border: Michel Fourniret in Belgium
June 26, 2003. A 13-year-old girl in Ciney, Belgium, is forced into a van — and escapes. That night ends the long hunt of Michel Fourniret, the so-called Ogre…
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Freddy Horion: The Ghent Family Massacre
On 23 June 1979, five people were murdered in a house in Sint-Amandsberg, near Ghent. A father, a mother, two daughters, and a young man who had only come home…
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The Widow of Liège: Marie Alexandrine Becker
In 1930s Liège, a widow poured the tea, borrowed the money, and measured the dose. Marie Alexandrine Becker — the Black Widow, the Belgian Borgia — was…
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The Vampire of Muizen: Staf Van Eyken
In 1971, women around Mechelen stopped walking home after dark. Three were found strangled and bitten. The killer was twenty, worked the railway yards, and had…
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The Dutroux Case: The Girls Belgium Failed to Protect
June 1995: two eight-year-old girls vanish after waving at cars from a motorway bridge. Fourteen months later, police open a hidden cellar in Marcinelle—and…
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The Last Execution: Nicolas Bernardy and the Windhof Murders
July 1945. Five people are shot in a Luxembourg farmhouse living room. Three years later, Nicolas Bernardy is tied to a wooden post and executed by firing…
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The Body Across Three Borders: Diana Santos and Saïd Banhakeia
A teenager in France finds a torso. Weeks later, more remains turn up in Germany. The woman they belong to — Diana Santos, 40, Portuguese, living in Diekirch —…
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The Policeman Who Poisoned His Family: Gilles L. and the Bereldange Murders
On a Sunday in Bereldange, a Luxembourg police officer poured drinks to toast his promotion. Minutes later his sister and brother-in-law were dying on the…
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Carlo Fett: The Heist That Killed Luxembourg’s First Cop
Luxembourg was supposed to be too small, too rich, and too quiet for this. On 30 October 1985, Carlo Fett walked into the BIL headquarters on Boulevard Royal…
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Luxembourg’s First Serial Killer: The Crimes of Luis Matias
Luxembourg is one of the safest countries in Europe — until a man starts hunting women in car parks, on footpaths, and across the German border. Between the…
- A True crime Podcast
The Housemaids Killer: Hugo Schenk and the Danube
In 1883 Vienna, a charming fraudster promised marriage to housemaids — then robbed them, murdered them, and sank their bodies in the river. Host Alexander…
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The Beautiful Widow of Vienna: Martha Marek
In June 1925, Emil Marek took an axe to his own leg so his wife could collect the insurance. The money came in. The killing did not stop there. Host…
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Austria’s Bluebeard: Max Gufler and the Women Who Never Came Home
In postwar Austria, lonely women answered marriage ads. A charming salesman promised a honeymoon by the water — then poured the drink that ended the trip. Max…
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The Witch of Pavilion V: Waltraud Wagner and Austria’s Angels of Death
In Vienna’s Lainz geriatric hospital, death was supposed to be ordinary. Between 1983 and 1989, nurse’s aide Waltraud Wagner and three colleagues turned…
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The Black Widow of Vienna: Elfriede Blauensteiner
Vienna, January 1996. Detectives are at the door before dawn. The woman who opens it has already buried the men who rewrote their wills for her. Host Alexander…
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The Poet Who Reported His Own Murders: Jack Unterweger
A charming crime reporter walks into Vienna police headquarters and asks how the hunt is going for the man strangling women in the woods. Then he leaves — and…
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The Nurse Who Played Hero: Niels Högel
If you were in a German ICU in the early 2000s, the most dangerous person on the ward may not have been your illness. It may have been the nurse on shift…
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The Nurse Who Chose Who Woke Up: Stephan Letter
In a quiet Bavarian hospital, patients went to sleep expecting morning. Between 2003 and 2004, nurse Stephan Letter walked the night ward with a syringe —…
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The Deathmaker: Rudolf Pleil and the Border Murders
In 1948, a man already in a German prison applied to be an official executioner. He signed the letter Rudolf Pleil, Totmacher a.D. — Deathmaker, retired. Then…
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The Ruhr Hunter: How Joachim Kroll Hid in Plain Sight for 21 Years
July 3, 1976. A little girl is missing in Duisburg. A neighbor reports a blocked toilet. The quiet man upstairs says the pipe is full of guts. That man was…
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The Vampire of Düsseldorf: Peter Kürten
Düsseldorf, 1929. An eight-year-old is found under a hedge. Then a mechanic in the road. Then two sisters after a fair. The papers name him before they have a…
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The Butcher of Hanover: Fritz Haarmann and the Bones in the Leine
May 1924. Children playing by the River Leine in Hanover pull a human skull from the mud. Then another. Then hundreds of bones. At least twenty-two young men…
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Father Bluebeard: András Pándy and the Family That Vanished
A pastor stands in a Brussels pulpit and talks about God. Then he goes home and erases his own family. Hungarian-born András Pándy fled after 1956, preached to…
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The Loop Killer: Zoltán Ember and the Village That Locked Its Doors
In a quiet Hungarian village, elderly people started sleeping with the lights on. Someone was coming through the roof. Between 1991 and 2004, Zoltán Ember…
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Three Thousand Forints: Tibor Kruchió’s Six Weeks of Murder in Hungary
September 2001, Szeged. A homeless man knocks on an old woman’s door, claims to be her son, and walks out with her money. Four days later her real son finds…
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The Balástya Monster: The Farm Where Four Women Vanished
A woman withdraws 300,000 forints for a phone deal and drives toward an isolated farm outside Balástya. She never comes back. Between 1998 and 2001, Zoltán…
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The Blood Countess: Erzsébet Báthory and the Castle at Čachtice
In the winter of 1610, men opened a castle in the Kingdom of Hungary and found girls who were still alive — and girls who were not. The owner was Countess…