On November 2, 2011, Russia would be rocked by the shocking discovery of Anatoly Moskvin’s dark apartment contents. Police exhumed twenty-six bodies of young girls, mummified and dressed up to look like living dolls. What was his motive and what ropes string up this morbid puppeteer?

After six year old pageant star, JonBenét Ramsey, was found dead in her basement on December 26, 1996, the most infamous cold case in United States history was born. The investigation and search for her killer swept the nation by storm and along with it came many theories and suspects. In part two, we cover the botched investigation and crooked officers in charge. Who killed this innocent girl and why?

Deep in the jungles of Africa and Asia live two flying legends of enormous proportions. The Ahool and the Kongamato are eerily similar cryptids that haunt the lush swamps and rainforests and terrify natives and explorers who step foot into their territory. Giant unclassified animals? Or something otherworldly? You decide.

At 5:52 a.m. on December 26, 1996, Boulder County Police received a frantic call from a woman claiming that her daughter was kidnapped. The woman said she found a ransom note laid at the bottom of a staircase and her six year old daughter was missing. In part one, we will cover the family, the murder, and the crime scene and try to put together an answer to a question that had plagued the world for years: who killed JonBenét Ramsey?

November 2, 2011, police arrested a man by the name of Anatoly Yuryevich Moskvin and with him came an absolute hell of a story. Moskvin had been morphing corpses into dolls and left absolutely nothing to the imagination. Named “The Puppeteer” by the media, he truly dismantled the idea that one can be too old to play with dolls. What sort cord strung up this perplexing puppet master?

In the 1970’s, Townsend, Massachusetts was invaded by a haunting boy that would unnerve the public and steal more than just valuables. Daniel LaPlante would go on to terrorize a family in a bone-chilling way and take the lives of a mother and her two children. Be careful. You never know who’s watching. Who’s lurking behind your walls?

August 18, 1997. Tampa, Florida. Don Lewis, a man worth more than 10 million dollars, disappears forever, leaving behind a big cat sanctuary and a very suspect wife. Carole Baskin is scrutinized by many as her husband’s killer, even by a rival big cat owner in Wynnewood, Oklahoma, Joe Exotic. However in 20 years time, Joe will answer to his own, very real crimes of murder-for-hire and animal abuse. Netflix’s “Tiger King” has many peculiar characters. Can you untangle their stories?

On June 11, 1981, Renée Hartevelt was shot in the back of the neck while over a classmate’s house, studying. Over the next few days her body would be brutally mangled and Issei Sagawa would document the consumption of this girl’s corpse. Today, he walks the streets of Japan a free man. Are you ready to hear the terrifying tale of the Japanese cannibal who swears to eat again?

In 2017, a man’s sudden indescribable dream turned into his living nightmare. One severely wronged boy is supposedly behind a haunting spanning two years, multiple apartments, and even states. Taking to Twitter, a real time documentation of paranormal activity was born including chilling photos that would haunt the internet forever. Dear David, what message are you trying to give us from the other side?

From 1972 to 1978, one of Chicago’s most prolific serial killers was at large, right under the city’s nose. 33 young men were brutally murdered and most were stashed in John Wayne Gacy’s crawl space. What made this Killer Clown tick and what drove him to kill?