This episode explores the relationship between ordinary jobs and serial killers. It debunks the common misconception that serial killers are always isolated individuals with unstable work histories. I

The Servant Girl Annihilatorwas a serial killer who terrorized Austin, Texas, in 1884 and 1885. The killer targeted servant girls, often attacking them in their beds and mutilating them, leading to w

The episode examines the phenomenon of serial killers writing manifestos, exploring the motivations behind these actions. The article cites examples like Leonard Lake, who, along with Charles Ng, crea

The episode explores why serial killers might contact one another. It posits three possible reasons: attention, affinity, and inspiration. Attention involves seeking notoriety from media coverage, as

This episode investigates the reasons behind the selective attention given to certain true crime cases, exploring the complex interplay of social, psychological, and media influences. It examines how

The episode is a chilling excerpt from a book that recounts the true story of a serial killer in Laredo, Texas. The book's author, Rick Jervis, spent years researching the case, including interviewing

The episode provides a comprehensive timeline of the Karen Read murder trial, which ended in a mistrial due to a hung jury. The case revolves around the death of Boston police officer John O'Keefe, wh

Deborah Poevanished from her job at a convenience store in Orlando, Florida in 1990. Her disappearance remains unsolved. The circumstances of her case are eerily similar to the disappearance of anoth

This episode chronicles the case of Jane Furlong, a young mother who disappeared in New Zealand in 1993. The investigation, dubbed Operation Darlia, initially yielded no leads, but after 19 years, Fur

The sources recount the arrest of Paul Park, who is accused of fatally shooting Alyssa Lokits while she was exercising on the Mill Creek Greenway in Nashville. The investigation revealed Park allegedl