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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Methodical case reconstruction makes forensic advances, challenged alibis, and surveillance evidence easy to follow without reducing investigations to headlines.
Serial Killer Podcast Documentary follows homicide investigations by staying close to the work that turns suspicion into a case. Its anthology true crime format ranges from decades-old murders revisited through genetic genealogy and DNA collection to a Denver cluster examined…
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A cold-case chronicle that turns one suspect theory into a larger and more unsettling map.
This episode tracks the Denver cold cases with a steady hand, moving from a 2008 detective's hunch to the 2011 reopening and the hard realization that Vincent Groves could not explain all of it, since he had been in prison since 1982.
A sober, methodical case reconstruction that keeps the evidence and witness work front and center.
The murder of 13-year-old Lauren Landavazo is handled as a plainspoken reconstruction of shock, witness memory, and the effort to turn grief into something useful.
A patient case file with a few sharp, unsettling turns.
Inspector Bierce follows the case the hard way: missed appointments, a note on Virginia's door saying she was in San Francisco, and callbacks that keep circling back to Christine Lloyd.
Jackie’s disappearance and the call four days later give this case its sharpest edge.
The story is built around a small-town disappearance and the risk of settling on the first conclusion in the room. It starts with Jackie gone, moves to the call that reaches her parents four days later, and keeps following the chain of events as the worst fears sharpen.
A focused case story built on a timeline that never quite fits.
This episode builds an uneasy timeline around Marianne, Clark, and the long delay before 911 was called. Investigators think Marianne had been dead for at least two hours before help arrived, and the deputies' questions keep pressing on the same hard point: the timing simply…
A procedural stretch built around alibi checks, 1979 transcripts, and a tense call to Prentice Foreman.
Detectives work through Prentice Foreman's alibi against LaTanya's account of the weekend Don was murdered. She says she was not with Foreman and was in Texas attending college, and the 1979 transcripts support that version.
A measured case study that turns a name, a family tree, and DNA into steady forward motion.
This episode tracks an investigation that narrows from one name to a family line, then to DNA samples and the harder work of deciding who can be ruled in or out.
Old assaults and a new fingerprint search pull the case into focus.
This episode follows a murder case as older assaults, an APB, and a newly sharpened fingerprint search start lining up around the same suspect.
Podcast discovery from the Sherpa Chalet.
Witchy banter with glorious detours.
Female crime, told with grave attention.
The episode follows the case against Aaron Hernandez from the first police clues.
Ted Bundy’s case is framed as a 1946 birth in Burlington, Vermont, followed by a childhood in Philadelphia and Tacoma that the episode connects to secrecy, class shame, and family deception.
The Riverside Prostitute Killer traces a series of murders in Riverside, California, where Christine Kears says women on University Avenue were found strangled, posed, and sometimes mutilated.
The episode traces the Washington County Strangler pattern through Rita Charest, Deborah Makel, Heidi Morningstar, Barbara Lewis, Susan Rush, and Brenda Ritter across western Pennsylvania.
Richard Paul White was arrested in September 2003 after the killing of Jason Reichardt in Aurora, Colorado, and detectives quickly found that his account did not stay limited to one death.
Caitlin Lyon Montgomery, 28, was first treated as a possible overdose victim before investigators found neck injuries, a broken sliding-door lock, and charging cords that matched the marks on her neck.
Ashley started messaging Seppel online when she was 12 and he was 15, and the family later says he became the first person to give her constant attention.
A Christmas-night shooting in Big Fork, Montana starts as a burglary call and turns into the death of 59-year-old Larry Streeter, a well-known local businessman.
Youngstown police connect Shannon Gray's disappearance to Arturo Nevoa after Shannon's car is found tied to him, her welfare card starts appearing in Youngstown, and drain-cleaner boxes with sulfuric acid turn up in the case.
Ramon Escobar’s case moves from family violence in Houston to a string of attacks on homeless men in Los Angeles County, with the same weapon pattern of baseball bats and bolt cutters.
Jessica Herenga vanishes one night.
CeCe Moore, an investigative genetic genealogist, uses GEDmatch and two second-cousin matches to help identify William Earl Talbot II as the suspect in the 1987 killings of Tanya Van Kylenborg and Jay Cook.
A 14-year-old named April Millsap disappears after walking Penny on the Macomb Orchard Trail in Armada, Michigan, and police find a body in the woods within hours.
Ashley Biggs, a 25-year-old Domino's driver and mother of a six-year-old daughter, vanished after a 11:42 p.m.
Jeffrey Dahmer murdered 17 young men over 13 years, and the episode opens with the claim that he cut up victims for sexual pleasure and later ate body parts.
This episode discusses serial killers, but the transcript is dominated by advertisements for Rakuten, Hyundai, and CAMH.
A true crime podcast that shares the story of Caitlin, seeking accountability and hoping her story helps others.
A podcast about serial killers, but the first two minutes contain advertisements for Rakuten, BetMGM, and Hyundai.
A 14-year-old boy recounts the night he was arrested for the brutal murder of his mother.
A police officer recounts the beginning of a murder investigation during a welfare check.
This documentary episode details the case of Richard Paul White, a self-proclaimed serial killer in Denver who confessed to murdering multiple women, primarily sex workers he abducted from East Colfax Avenue.
A minute-by-minute documentary reconstruction of the 2017 Las Vegas mass shooting, the deadliest by a single gunman in U.S.
This documentary chronicles the crimes of serial killer Billy Mansfield Jr., who murdered at least five women in the 1970s and 1980s.
Documentary deep-dive into the Denver serial killer(s) case spanning 1976-1990+.
This episode investigates the 1979 murder of Anna Hawafka in Portland, Oregon, detailing the initial investigation with multiple suspects and polygraph tests.
This episode documents the serial killer Robert Charles Brown's confession to 48+ murders across nine states and the investigative process that eventually led to his identification and conviction for the 1991 murder of 13-year-old Heather Dawn Church.
Lauren is introduced as a bright, social girl whose life is cut short.
Karen Lofton and her 16-year-old daughter Carissa were shot in Upper Marlborough, a suburb 20 miles east of Washington, D.C., and Carissa’s 911 call is quoted in the transcript as she says, “I’m bleeding to death.” Police found no signs of forced entry, which pushed investigators to focus on the family’s inner circle and briefly place Carissa’s brother Keon under suspicion.
This episode follows cold case detective Bob Romaine as he investigates the 2001 murder of Kiva Bible in Garden Grove, California, focusing on biological evidence like hairs preserved for over a decade.
This documentary traces the April 2024 murder of 19-year-old Sade Robinson by bartender Maxwell Anderson following a date.
Documentary investigation into serial killer William Reese, following his crimes from a 1997 murder in Oklahoma of newlywed Tiffany Dobry to his subsequent killing of 12-year-old Laura Smither in Houston after early release from prison.
Virginia is out of town, but the case around her is already moving.
Jackie Johns, a 20-year-old waitress from Nixa, Missouri, disappears in June 1985 after leaving the Nixa sale barn cafe and stopping at a 7-Eleven.
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A man discovers as an adult that he had a twin sister who died in infancy, leading to a cold case investigation that uncovers his mother murdered the child and hid the mummified body in a closet for over 20 years.
The case circles back to a murder from January 12, 1979.
Barron and Schubert follow a newly surfaced name tied to the Weatherly area outside Hazleton as they work through a long-running investigation.
Christine Vu is found bound with duct tape in Apartment 816 at the Pear Tree apartments in Arlington, Texas, and detective Ed Featherston notices no sign of forced entry.
This episode examines the life and crimes of serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer, exploring whether he was born evil or shaped by circumstances.
A former FBI profiler examines the psyche and crimes of serial killer Reginald McFadden, who was released after 24 years and went on a deadly rampage.
This episode features advertisements for BetMGM Casino, CAMH Sunrise Challenge, and Hyundai, but the show is about serial killers.
An interview with convicted axe murderer Christopher Porco, who maintains his innocence in the killing of his father and attempted murder of his mother.
A man discusses new witness affidavits alleging a state witness committed perjury about a sexual relationship with his wife, leading to a criminal complaint and investigation.