Why Kohberger Was A Copy-Cat Killer Of The Gainesville Ripper, Danny Rolling! On Christmas night 2022, while most people were celebrating with family, Bryan Kohberger sat at his computer downloading files about one of the most infamous serial killers in American history: Danny Rolling, the Gainesville Ripper. Investigators later revealed that Kohberger, the criminology PhD student accused of murdering four University of Idaho students, had searched for and saved Rolling’s case materials just weeks

Welcome to True Crime Junkie – Your Ultimate Destination for Spine-Chilling True Crime Stories!* Are you obsessed with unraveling the darkest mysteries and exploring the depths of human nature? True Crime Junkie is the podcast that dives deep into the most shocking, twisted, and heart-wrenching true crime cases. Each episode is meticulously researched and narrated to keep you on the edge of your seat. Join us as we uncover the hidden details behind some of the most notorious crimes, revealing the

📺 Watch this Episode On today’s MKD, we cover the death of actor and former sumo wrestler Taylor Tuli Wily, an anchor’s on-air fall, a man’s desperate search inside a crocodile’s jaws for his brother, children forced to eat cat feces, and the phenomenon of Beauty parlor stroke syndrome. 🎟️ 10/12 - KHA IVF Golf Classic - Click Here 🎟️ 10/18 - Darkside NJ -Click here Want to submit your shocking story? Email stories@motherknowsdeath.com Support The Show: 🧠 Join The Gross

We’re heading straight into the Appalachian Mountains armed with caffeine, chaos, and zero survival skills. This week, we tackle some of the strangest lore the mountains have to offer: the growly, grumpy Whompus Cat, the out-of-this-world Flatwoods Monster, and a few other creepy legends hiding in the hollers. Between laughing too hard and mildly terrifying ourselves with farm animals, we each share a spooky story that’ll make you question every noise outside your window. Sit back, grab your ...

As a deadline draws near, to release more pictures of Idaho Killer Brian Kohberger's slaughter that left 4 dead, victims' families are filing a suit begging a judge to lock away gruesome crime scene photos...so they never see the light of day. A twisted gunman shoots a beloved Long Island cat, leaving the animal & the DA paralyzed. Plus, a jailbreak fail ends with a ride back to the big house! Jennifer Gould reports.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A woman who knows Dragonfly offers to go undercover to find out whether he's deep into conning a new victim, or just making up some fictional dates with women. She's confident, curious, and eager to help. But the more she reports back, the murkier things get. By the end, just as things start to spiral, it's Jules' turn to get a message that meant much more than we could have realised.

In this episode, Buck and Stephanie navigate their new life on Palmyra's Atoll after being rescued from a harrowing sea journey. They meet the self-appointed mayor, Jack Wheeler, who introduces them to the island's wildlife and survival skills.As they adapt to island life, they face challenges, including ethical dilemmas surrounding avicide to clear the runway for planes. The couple's relationship is tested by a dog bite incident, complicating their integration into the local community

The Pandemonium team is back, and this week Rachel and Cat dive into the strange and scandalous case of Adelaide Bartlett - at the center of one of Victorian England’s most puzzling trials. When Adelaide’s husband was found dead in 1886 with an alarming amount of chloroform in his stomach, suspicion quickly turned toward the clever and enigmatic wife. Was she a cold-blooded poisoner, an unfairly accused woman, or simply caught in a tangle of love, betrayal, and Victorian double standards? From the

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On today’s episode, Karen covers forensic sculptor Frank Bender, co-founder of the Vidocq Society. For our sources and show notes, visit www.myfavoritemurder.com/episodes. Support this podcast by shopping our latest sponsor deals and promotions at this link: https://bit.ly/3UFCn1g.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For a brief, dazzling moment in early 1990s New York, biographer Lee Israel became one of the most notorious literary forgers of all time. Out of money, out of friends, and with a sick cat to care for, Israel turned her biographer’s research skills and her sharp wit toward a new craft: fabricating letters from Dorothy Parker, Noël Coward, Louise Brooks, and more. Her forgeries fooled collectors, corrupted archives and spread into the market as “authentic” pieces of history. "Crimes of the

In this episode, Rachel, Cat, and Em dig into one of the most haunting cold cases in American true crime history: the Keddie murders. In April 1981, a quiet cabin in Keddie, California became the scene of unimaginable violence — a family and their friends brutally attacked, with answers still missing decades later. Despite suspects, theories, and new evidence surfacing over the years, the question remains: who was behind the massacre at Cabin 28? The Pandemonium team unpacks the horror, the

Man Sentenced to 13 Years for Brutal Kidnapping and Torture in $1M Bitcoin PlotIn the high-stakes world of cryptocurrency, a brutal crime is about to unfold.A woman with a secret, a fortune in Bitcoin, and a target on her back.When she's ambushed in broad daylight, her life becomes a living nightmare. Thrown into a van, she's subjected to a terrifying game of cat and mouse, held captive by a group of ruthless men demanding her digital millions.But in this twisted game, there are more players than

Here & Now's go-to book expert Traci Thomas of "The Stacks" podcast admits she's a scaredy cat when it comes to horror books. But she still loves a novel that haunts or a true crime book that terrifies.

Things are getting extra haunted because we’ve brought a collection of haunted objects into the TGOG studio for the entire month of October. This episode introduces each eerie piece, including a sorrowful bear named Boo Boo, a vessel called Lily, a haunted cat figurine, and even a 1920s shock therapy device—yikes!Armed with GhostTube, dowsing rods, a cat ball, and our own paranormal intuition, we open the floor for communication. The energy is wild—icy chills, EMF spikes and one spirit who’d like

We’re finally getting back to our core objective with this podcast: filling the internet with digital litter while it’s still legal! So relax, grab a drink, roll down the window, and throw it right on the street because this is an oops-all-litter episode! Get ready to fill your mind with half baked misinformation like how the immortal jellyfish works, how to manage your team like King Solomon, and how to conceptualize Schrödinger’s butthole! And if that’s not enough for you, we’re also rude to

Pack your bags, Party Possums. The Pandemonium team is hitting the road!Join Cat and Rachel in this special road trip episode, as they take you deep into Washington State, where misty forests, rainy highways, and shadowy mountains set the stage for some of the Pacific Northwest’s eeriest legends and darkest crimes.From haunted asylums and ghostly mansions to notorious murder cases, this journey through Washington proves the Evergreen State hides more than just coffee and rainclouds.Buckle up, it’s

After the chaotic removal of the Dragonfly from Jules’ premises, we begin reaching out to the others who are caught in his web of lies. Some want to talk. Others disappear. Then we try to warn the woman he’s with now, hoping she’ll see the truth. But some truths only make sense in hindsight. Our warning is dismissed, and it feels like the story has nowhere left to go. But then it takes a turn we never saw coming.

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