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Ep 20 Angela Samota

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In this episode, we delve into the heart-wrenching story of Angela Samota, a bright and ambitious young woman whose life was tragically cut short. Born on September 19, 1964, in California, Angela moved to Texas, where she excelled in her studies at Southern Methodist University, double majoring in computer science and electrical engineering.

Angela’s promising life took a horrifying turn on October 12, 1984. After a night out with friends, she returned home only to be brutally murdered. The initial investigation pointed to several suspects, but the case went cold, leaving her family and friends in despair.

Driven by an unbreakable bond of friendship, Angela’s best friend Sheila Wysocki refused to let the case remain unsolved. Her relentless pursuit for justice, which even led her to become a private investigator, eventually prompted the Dallas police to reexamine the case.

With advancements in DNA technology, the true killer was finally identified in 2008 as Donald Andrew Best Jr., a man already serving a life sentence for other heinous crimes. Angela’s loved ones could at last find some solace in knowing the person responsible for their immense loss.

Join us as we explore the details of Angela Samota’s life, the investigation into her tragic death, and the unwavering determination of Sheila Wysocki to bring a killer to justice.

Ep 19 Margaret Douglas

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In this episode, we delve into the life and tragic death of Margaret Douglas, a spirited woman born in Akron, Ohio, in 1919. Known for her independence, Margaret led a fulfilling life with her husband Donald in Wadsworth, Ohio. After Donald’s passing in 2000, Margaret continued to live independently, becoming a beloved figure in her community.

However, in April 2018, Margaret’s life took a horrific turn. At the age of 98, she was found brutally murdered in her own home. The investigation revealed a deeply disturbing crime, involving sexual assault and manual strangulation. The prime suspect, a 17-year-old named Gavin Ramsey, was eventually arrested and charged with multiple counts, including aggravated murder and gross abuse of a corpse.

This episode uncovers the painstaking investigation, the shocking evidence found on Gavin’s phone, and the subsequent trial that led to his life sentence without the possibility of parole. Margaret’s family remains committed to ensuring her voice is heard, especially in light of new legislation that could potentially allow Gavin a chance at parole.

Ep 18 Long Island Serial Killer

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In today’s episode, we delve into the chilling case of the Long Island Serial Killer, exploring the latest updates and the arrest of Rex Heuermann.

The story begins with the disappearance of Shannon Gilbert in 2010, leading to the shocking discovery of 11 bodies in Gilgo Beach. Despite initial leads, the case went cold until 2023, when a significant breakthrough pointed to Heuermann as the prime suspect.

We journey through Shannon’s troubled past, her unfortunate demise, and the harrowing discoveries of the Gilgo Beach Four. Each victim’s story is a tragic reminder of lives cut short and the lasting impact on their families and community.

Finally, we explore the evidence that led to Heuermann’s arrest, including disturbing online searches, DNA matches, and incriminating lists found in his possession. As the case unfolds, we’ll continue to bring you the latest updates and insights.

Ep 17 Daniel LaPlante

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Hey everyone, I’m Lux, and this is True Crime with Lux. Today I’m going to be discussing Daniel LaPlante, born May 15, 1970, in Townsend, Massachusetts. He didn’t have a great childhood. It’s alleged that he was sexually and mentally abused by his father when he was a young boy, and when he entered his teen years, his psychiatrist also abused him. His family home was said to look like a junkyard with old cars and trash all over the property.

In school, he was a quiet person and a bit of a loner, but if someone did try to talk to him or even be friendly, he was not friendly back. He spent a lot of time by himself in the woods. By the time he was 15, Daniel started breaking into people’s homes. He would break in and steal things of value, but soon realized he could also mess with their minds. He started to move little things here and there, then would leave things that didn’t belong to get into the heads of the people he was burglarizing.

This all took a terrifying turn in 1986 when Daniel became obsessed with 15-year-old Tina Bowen. They had gone on one date together, but students started telling Tina that Daniel was a troubled kid, and she realized he was a little odd because the date consisted of him asking about how her mother died. When her father, Frank, learned that Tina was seeing him, he told her she was not allowed to anymore because he knew the rumors around town about Daniel. The family thought that would be the end of things. Unfortunately, they were wrong.

The Bowen family lived on Lawrence Street in Pepperell, not far from Townsend, for several weeks. Strange things started happening in the home. Things started showing up in places the family knew they didn’t put there. The TV would change channels on its own, food and drinks would disappear. Tina and her sister had lost their mom and had used a Ouija board to contact her. So they thought the strange things happening were a ghost they had accidentally let into the house when they were trying to talk to their mom. When they brought this concern to their father, he dismissed it. He said it’s no such thing as ghost and the girls were just imagining things.

What he couldn’t know was that the girls weren’t imagining things, but it wasn’t a ghost. Daniel had found a six-inch crawlspace that led straight into the Bowen home, and he used it to mess with the family after being rejected by Tina. He started with moving items but soon took a scary turn. He would write things on the walls like, marry me and I’m in your room, come and find me. He even used a knife to pin up one of the family photos to the wall. Frank still thought the girls were imagining things and even thought they had done some of the things to mess with him. That was until December 8th when the girls found that someone had used their bathroom.

Frank searched the house and found Daniel in a closet with his face painted and a ninja mask, holding a hatchet. He forced the family into a bedroom where he locked them in. Tina was able to escape through a window and call for help. Police found Daniel two days later in the family’s cellar. They discovered a small space between the walls that looked like he had been living there for quite a while. They arrested him and held him at a juvenile facility until October of 1987, when his mother was able to make the $10,000 bail.

Once home and waiting for his trial, he went back to his old ways of breaking into people’s homes, and on October 14th, he stole two .22 caliber firearms. On November 16th of 1987, he broke into the home of the Gustafsson family. Pregnant Priscilla, who was a nursery school teacher, her husband Andrew, and their two kids, five-year-old William and seven-year-old Abigail. A few weeks later, on December 1st, Daniel went back to their home, armed with the guns he had stolen. He tried to claim later that he didn’t expect them to be home.

When he got there and realized that there were people there, he confronted Priscilla with the gun and forced her and her son into a bedroom. He put William in the closet while he tied Priscilla to the bed and shoved a sock in her mouth. He raped her before shooting her twice in the head. When he was done, he took little William into the bathroom where he drowned him in the tub. When Daniel went to leave the house, he saw Abigail had just gotten home. He led her to the other bathroom and drowned her as well. He then left and went home like nothing had happened and attended his niece’s birthday party.

Back at the Gustafsson home, Andrew had been trying to reach his wife on the phone, but no one was answering, so he went home to check on them. When he returned, he said the house was quiet and all the lights were off, and he had a really bad feeling, so he started to search the house. He found his wife first, but she was face down on the bed covered in blood. He ran outside and called for help. He told police he was too afraid to look for his children because he didn’t want to find them dead as well.

Police very easily figured out who was responsible. Daniel had left DNA at the scene, and his clothes and gloves were behind the house, still wet from drowning the children. The tracking dogs used the shirt and led investigators to Daniel’s home. Police took him in for questioning, but he denied it, and with the DNA results not back yet, they didn’t have enough to hold him, so they let him go. They had planned to arrest him the next day, believing the results would prove him guilty. However, Daniel fled. A massive manhunt began to find him. While on the run, he continued to burglarize homes and was soon found on December 3rd, hiding in a dumpster.

His trial began October 1988. The jury found him guilty and he was sentenced to three life sentences. He tried to appeal his sentence in 2017, but the judge denied his request, saying he was not remorseful for his actions. He will not be eligible for parole until 2062.

Ep 16 Elizabeth Bathory

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In this chilling episode, Lux delves into the dark and twisted life of Countess Elizabeth Bathory, infamously known as the Blood Countess. Born into nobility in 1560, Elizabeth’s life took a sinister turn as she allegedly murdered hundreds of young girls between 1590 and 1610. Lux explores her early life, her marriage to Count Ferenc, and the horrifying acts of torture she inflicted on her victims.

Listeners will learn about Elizabeth’s involvement in witchcraft, her gruesome methods of torture, and the eventual downfall that led to her imprisonment. With detailed accounts of her atrocities and the trial that shocked Hungary, this episode provides a comprehensive look at one of history’s most notorious female serial killers.

Join Lux as she unravels the spine-tingling story of Elizabeth Bathory, a woman whose name became synonymous with cruelty and bloodlust. Don’t miss this episode if you’re a fan of true crime and historical mysteries.

Ep 15 Diane Downs

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Hey everyone, I’m Lux. In this episode, we delve into the chilling story of Diane Downs, originally born Elizabeth Diane Fredrickson on August 7th, 1955, in Phoenix, Arizona. Diane’s early years were marked by a strict conservative upbringing, leading to rebellion and a tumultuous relationship with her parents and high school sweetheart, Steve Downs.

After a failed stint at Pacific Coast Baptist Bible College and a rocky marriage to Steve, Diane’s life spiraled further into chaos. The couple had three children, but Diane’s lack of interest in motherhood and strained relationship with Steve led to their eventual divorce. Moving to Oregon, Diane’s life took a dark turn on May 19th, 1983, when she claimed a bushy-haired man carjacked her and shot her three children.

The tragic night left one child dead and the other two severely injured. Diane’s suspicious behavior and lack of emotion raised red flags. Police investigations revealed inconsistencies in her story, leading to her eventual arrest and conviction for murder and attempted murder. Even after escaping prison briefly in 1987, Diane’s claims of innocence have fallen on deaf ears, and she remains behind bars.

Join us as we uncover the harrowing details of this case and the impact it had on Diane’s children and those around her. Thank you for listening, and don’t forget to like and share the podcast. Stay safe, and I’ll be talking to you next week.

Ep 14 Jesse Madison Holton

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In this gripping episode, we delve into the tumultuous life of Jesse Madison Holton, a once popular high schooler from Eclectic, Alabama, whose world spiraled out of control during his senior year. As his parents grappled with a divorce, Madison’s behavior took a rebellious turn, culminating in a house party that ended in tragedy. On September 11, 2016, Madison’s parents were found shot, leading to a complex investigation that questioned Madison’s innocence and the plausibility of the events he described.

We explore the evidence, conflicting testimonies, and the controversial findings that left the community divided. Did Madison commit the unthinkable, or was he a victim of unfortunate circumstances? Join us as we dissect this perplexing case, presenting the arguments from both sides and leaving you to ponder the ultimate question: Did Madison get away with murder?

Ep 13 Margaret Allen

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In this gripping episode, we delve into the tragic story of Margaret Allen and the harrowing events that led to the brutal murder of her housekeeper, Wenda Wright. Born into a life marked by criminal activity, Margaret’s troubled past set the stage for a series of violent acts.

On February 8, 2005, tensions erupted when Margaret accused Wenda of stealing $2,000. With the help of her nephew, Quinton, the confrontation escalated into a horrific act of violence involving chemical torture and strangulation. The episode explores the chilling details of that fateful day and the subsequent efforts to cover up the crime.

We hear testimonies from key witnesses, including Wenda’s partner and Quinton, who ultimately turned himself in and led authorities to Wenda’s shallow grave. The trial reveals the extent of Margaret’s violent history and the jury’s unanimous decision to sentence her to death. Margaret Allen now remains on death row, steadfastly maintaining her innocence despite overwhelming evidence.

Tune in to uncover the full story of Margaret Allen and the devastating impact of her actions on those around her.

Ep 12 Robert Hansen

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Hey everyone, today I’m going to be telling you about Robert Hansen, also known as the Butcher Baker. Born in Esterville, Iowa, on February 15th, 1939, Hansen had a troubled childhood and a strained relationship with his father. After a brief stint in the United States Army Reserve, his criminal activities began with the arson of a school bus garage in 1960.

Hansen’s crimes escalated after he moved to Anchorage, Alaska, in 1963. From petty theft, his actions turned to abductions, rapes, and murders. His first known victim, Celia Beth Van Zanten, was found murdered in December 1971. Over the years, many women went missing or were found dead, with Hansen’s involvement suspected in numerous cases.

Hansen’s terrifying spree included the murders of Megan Emmerich, Mary Kathleen Thill, and Sherry Morrow, among others. He employed brutal methods, often abducting women and then hunting them in the Alaskan wilderness. One of his surviving victims, Cindy Paulson, managed to escape and provided crucial information that led to Hansen’s capture.

In 1983, authorities searched Hansen’s property, uncovering evidence that linked him to the crimes, including a map with marked locations of where victims’ bodies were found. Despite initially denying his involvement, Hansen eventually confessed to multiple murders.

Robert Hansen was sentenced to 461 years in prison without the possibility of parole and died in 2014 from natural causes. His gruesome legacy as the Butcher Baker remains a chilling reminder of his heinous acts.

Thank you for listening. If you enjoyed the podcast, please like and share it with your friends. Stay safe, and I’ll be talking to you next week.

Ep 11 Lawson Family

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In this dark and chilling episode, we delve into the horrifying events surrounding the Lawson family tragedy of 1929. Charles Lawson, a successful tobacco farmer, inexplicably turns on his family, claiming the lives of his wife and seven children before taking his own life. This marks one of the most gruesome mass family murders in North Carolina’s history. Discover the theories surrounding Charles Lawson’s motives, including possible secrets and a speculated affair with his eldest daughter.

The episode also sheds light on what followed the grim incident. Learn about the distasteful act of Charles’ brother, who converted the murder site and crime scene into a tourist attraction. Uncover the sorrowful details of the crime, the questionable choices made after the event, and more in this haunting recount of the Lawson family tragedy.

Despite the sinister and dark theme, we hope this episode provides you with a glimpse into the past as we try to piece together the reasons behind the tragic events. Thank you for listening, and be sure to like and share the podcast if you found it informative and riveting.

Ep 10 Dennis Nilsen

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Immerse yourself in this blood-curdling tale of horrific crimes committed by Dennis Nielsen, notoriously known as the Muswell Hill Murderer. In this episode, we dissect Nielsen’s life, tracing from his troubled early years, marked with familial discord and identity crises, to his grim journey into becoming one of Britain’s most infamous serial killers.

Discover how Nielsen, characterized by his personal struggles and heavy drinking, manipulated his facade of success as a British Army and Metropolitan Police member, to hide his darkest deeds. We graphically recount the ruthless murders and disconcerting post-mortem treatment of his myriad victims, from 14-year-old Stephen Holmes, to Malcolm Barlow, the tragic 23-year-old epileptic.

Unsettling details of Nielsen’s eerie habits of stocking corpses under his floorboards and his gruesome disposal methods probe the horrifying reality of his seemingly quiet life. As we traverse the sinister narrative, we also touch upon the grisly encounters with John Howlett and a depressed girl leading to further horrific events.

Experience the horrid anticipation as the narrative progresses towards the revelation and investigation of his monstrous crimes. Learn about the revealing plumbing problem, his nonchalant confession, law enforcement’s pursuit of justice, and Nielsen’s mentally disturbed state behind bars. The conclusion will undoubtedly leave a frightening impression of the darkness that humanity can descend into.

This spine-chilling account serves as a bleak cautionary tale of human monstrosity. We thank you for joining us on this terrifying journey. Please remember to take care and share this intriguing narrative with those who would appreciate such chilling tales.

Ep 9 Charles Manson

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Unfold the dark narrative of one of history’s most notorious crime figures, Charles Manson. This exciting episode delves into Manson’s life journey – from his beleaguered childhood haunted by a dysfunctional family to his transformation into the sinister cult leader.

Commencing with his birth as Charles Miles Maddox on November 12, 1934 to a teen mother and an absentee father, the story paints a vivid picture of Manson’s difficult early years. Get an inside look into his turbulent adolescence epitomized by constant brushes with law enforcement, delinquent behavior, and reform schools.

Follow Manson’s evolution from a troubled teenager embroiled in serious offenses to a dangerous cult figurehead. Explore his brief encounter with music, failed marriages, and the beginning of the notorious Manson Family’s formation.

Gain unique insights into Manson’s potent manipulative personality and the paranoia fed by his fears of an impending apocalyptic war, and how he used this paranoia to control his followers, leading them on a path of horrendous violence.

Discover the grisly details of the crimes committed by Manson and his Manson Family, including the harrowing event at the Polanski house and the brutal murder of Sharon Tate. Learn about the aftermath of these heinous acts – investigative blunders, the sensational trial, and the eventual unraveling of the Manson Family’s terror reign.

Ending with Manson’s life behind bars, prison time to his eventual death, we bring to light details of his failed parole pleas, court appearances, and the story of his last days. Tune in to this chilling chapter in criminal history and scrutinize the enigmatic life and crimes of Charles Manson and the Manson Family.

Ep 8 Sodder Children

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In this riveting podcast episode, we dive deep into the heart-wrenching real-life story of the Sodder children’s mysterious disappearance in 1945. Amidst the cheer of Christmas Eve, a destructive house fire forever altered the course of a well-respected family’s life. George Sodder, an immigrant from Italy, his wife Jennie, and their ten children suffered an unimaginable tragedy that night, but the aftermath was even more unsettling.

As the flames consumed their home, five of the Sodder children were unaccounted for. The assumption was that they tragically perished in the fire. However, when officials failed to discover their remains among the ashes and inconsistencies began to emerge, the Sodder family suspected foul play. Their search for truth took them down a winding path filled with witness testimonies, doubtful leads, mafia theories, and an unnerving possibility that their children might still be alive.

Join us as we step back in time to a cold December night in 1945 and explore the layers of this tragic event that has blurred the line between fact and speculation. Their compelling story spanning seven decades raises questions about authority’s role, investigation lapses, and the enduring hope despite seemingly insurmountable odds. This unforgettable tale of the Sodder children’s disappearance is filled with deep mysteries begging to be unraveled.

Be prepared to embark on an emotional rollercoaster as this shocking narrative unfolds. If you appreciate investigations into unsolved mysteries and enjoy piecing together the puzzle of past events, then this is an episode you don’t want to miss. Stay tuned for more gripping tales that’ll leave you questioning and contemplating.

Ep 7 Rod Ferrell

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In this chilling episode, we take an in-depth look into the life of Roderick “Rod” Justin Farrell, a Kentucky native who delved into the world of fantasy and committed horrifying crimes. Born on March 28, 1980, to teenage parents, Rod’s journey from a troubled childhood to a life of crime is charted in detail.

After several on-going struggles, Rod and his mother relocated to Eustis, Florida. This was when he became friends with Heather Wendorf, another troubled kid, and began indulging in dark fantasies. His plunge into the occult was further accelerated as he started his cult, recruiting other kids into blood-drinking rituals.

The tale reaches a crescendo when Rod, convinced of his vampire identity, makes a heinous plan in November 1996. Along with Heather, their friends Scott Anderson, Charity Kesey, and Dana Cooper, Rod orchestrates the brutal murders of Heather’s parents to steal their car and rendezvous to New Orleans. The episode also captures the chilling discovery made by Heather’s sister, Jennifer, who found her parents’ lifeless bodies.

The subsequent police manhunt, arrests, trials, pleas, and sentences form a major part of this episode. In one of the biggest shocks, Rod was charged with two counts of murder and sentenced to death in 1998. He remains imprisoned at Tomoka Correctional Institution in Volusia County, Florida.

Unearth the detailed account of this hair-raising story of a self-proclaimed vampire as we delve deep into Rod Farrell’s life and crimes. Listen in, if you dare.

Ep6 Axeman of New Orleans

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Discover the chilling story of the unidentified person who struck fear and chaos in New Orleans from May 1918 to October 1919. Known as the “Axeman of New Orleans”, the killer left a trail of brutality with his victims, leaving a terrifying mystery that remains unsolved till date.

Listen to detailed accounts of these horrifying events, from the first victims Joseph and Catherine Maggio, to an array of innocent residents left in fear by the unknown assailant. Explore the theory of the axe attacks being a cover-up for deep razor cuts, and bear witness to the gruesome scenes and eerie messages left behind by the killer.

With false accusations, mysterious letters, and an ominous threat that jazz music would be the only salvation, the events that unfolded brought about a unique form of panic and terror. Despite numerous suspects and theories, the identity of the Axeman remains unknown, leaving an open-ended tale of terror that has haunted New Orleans for a century.

Immerse yourself in this unsettling history, brought to life with vivid details and precise chronology. As we navigate through the taunting letters, the puzzling evidence, and the harrowing personal accounts, the chilling story of the Axeman of New Orleans will leave you on the edge of your seat.

Ep5 Edmund Kemper

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In this thrilling episode of our podcast, we delve into the notorious figure of Joseph James DeAngelo Jr., infamously known as the Golden State Killer. Born on November 8, 1945, in Bath, New York, DeAngelo’s early years were tainted by familial abuse and grievous personal witnessing of sexual crime. His macabre journey into committing burglaries, perpetrating animal cruelty, and eventually graduating into more atrocious crimes sets an eerie and gripping narrative.

After a stint in Service during the Vietnam War, DeAngelo’s foray into law enforcement and academic dominance in criminal justice paints a stark contrast with his twisted psyche and escalating crime ventures. His failed relationships, marked with manipulation and violence, only added fuel to his impending crime spree.

From 1974 to 1986, DeAngelo prowled primarily in California, adapting several monikers including the Visalia Ransacker, the East Area Rapist, and ultimately coined as the Golden State Killer by investigators. His crimes manifested as burglaries, sexual assaults, and gruesome murders, escalating over a decade and leaving a chilling legacy in American crime history.

Thanks to meticulous detective work and modern genealogy technology, DeAngelo was finally arrested in 2018 and ultimately pleaded guilty to 13 counts of murder and special circumstances, along with 13 counts of kidnapping in 2020. He was subsequently sentenced to multiple consecutive life sentences without the possibility of parole.

Ep2 Katherine Knight

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In this episode, we delve into the life and criminal activities of Katherine Knight, born on October 24th, 1955 in Tenterfield, New South Wales, Australia. Knight, who came from a dysfunctional family, was the youngest of twins and witnessed severe domestic abuse as a child. Her volatile upbringing paved the way for her own disturbing path, leading her into several abusive relationships, and eventually turning her into a notorious criminal.

After quitting school at the age of 15, Katherine Knight found employment as a butcher, a job she considered her dream career. Her fascination with slaughter grew, as confirmed by her habit of hanging her butcher knives above the bed wherever she lived. Her relationships with men were erratic, brutal, and at times, lethal. After a string of violent incidents, Knight ended up in a psychiatric hospital and later confessed intentions to murder her estranged husband and his mother.

In 2000, things took a horrific turn when Knight brutally killed her partner, John Price. She stabbed him 37 times, skinned his body, and hung it on a meat hook. In a gruesome turn of events, she was found to have cooked portions of John Price’s body, apparently intending to feed them to his children. Arrested and taken into custody, she was charged with murder and subjected to a high-profile trial. In November 2001, she became the first woman in Australia to get a life sentence without the possibility of parole.

In this harrowing episode, we dissect Katherine Knight’s unsettling criminal history, bringing to light the horrors that can occur in a seemingly ordinary suburb.

Ep1 Arthur Shawcross

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In this spine-chilling episode, we take a deep dive into the life of infamous Serial Killer, Arthur Shawcross. Born in 1945 in Kettering, Maine, Arthur’s life took a dark turn filled with crime, violence, and murder. Known for his tumultuous childhood, Arthur claimed to have endured numerous instances of sexual misconduct. However, his family refutes these claims, stating that he had a normal upbringing.

Despite his early life, Arthur’s path to becoming a horrific murderer started in Watertown, New York. His first victim, a ten-year-old boy named Jack Blake disappeared mysteriously after going fishing with him. A few days later, the sexually assaulted body of eight-year-old Karen Ann Hill was found under a bridge. These chilling events lead to his first capture and subsequent sentencing.

Following a sequence of harrowing events and incarcerations, Arthur unleashed a killing spree in Rochester, New York. These disturbing series of murders earned him the infamous nickname, the “Genesee River Killer”. Murdering predominantly sex workers, Arthur’s violent rampage finally concluded once the FBI began profiling this escalated threat.

The trial of Arthur Shawcross was sensational, gripping the nation’s attention. Despite attempts to plead insanity by highlighting his troubled childhood, he was declared sane and found guilty of his horrendous crimes. Serving a lengthy prison sentence until his death in 2008, Arthur Shawcross remains one of the most notorious murderers in American history.

Episode List

Ep1 Arthur Shawcross March 13, 2024

Ep2 Katherine Knight March 20, 2024

Ep3 Joel Rifkin March 27, 2024

Ep4 Joseph James DeAngelo April 03, 2024

Ep5 Edmund Kemper April 10, 2024

Ep6 Axeman of New Orleans April 17, 2024

Ep7 Rod Ferrell April 24, 2024

Ep8 Sodder Children May 1, 2024

Ep9 Charles Manson May 8, 2024

Ep10 Dennis Nilsen May 15, 2024

Ep11 Lawson Family May 22, 2024

Ep12 Robert Hansen May 29, 2024

Ep13 Margaret Allen June 5, 2024

Ep14 Jesse Madison Holton June 12, 2024

Ep15 Diane Downs June 19, 2024

Ep16 Elizabeth Bathory June 26, 2024

Ep17 Daniel LaPlante July 3, 2024

Ep18 Long Island Serial Killer July 10, 2024

Ep19 Margaret Douglas July 17, 2024

Ep20 Angela Samota July 24, 2024