In the quiet town of Aberdeen, New South Wales, John Price was a well-liked father and hardworking abattoir operator. Katherine Knight was the woman he’d tried to leave more than once, terrified of how violent she could become. What unfolded in February 2000 remains one of the most disturbing crimes in Australian history.

In this Crime at Bedtime episode, Jack walks you through the chilling case of Katherine Knight, the first woman in Australia to receive a life sentence without parole. After years of escalating violence, manipulation and threats, Knight attacked her partner John Price, killing him in a frenzied and brutal assault. What police found inside the home the next morning defied belief — a crime scene so shocking it made headlines around the world.

We explore Knight’s background, her violent history in previous relationships, the events leading up to the murder, the forensic evidence, and the court case that revealed the full extent of her actions. It remains a case that continues to horrify even the most seasoned homicide detectives.

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At just 11 years old, Jaycee Lee Dugard vanished while walking to her school bus stop in South Lake Tahoe. Her abduction, carried out in seconds, sparked one of the largest missing-child investigations in California history. For years, detectives chased thousands of leads — but Jaycee had simply vanished.

In this Crime at Bedtime episode, Jack unpacks the harrowing case of Jaycee Lee Dugard, who was held captive for 18 years by Phillip and Nancy Garrido. Hidden behind fences and sheds in a quiet suburban backyard, Jaycee endured unimaginable conditions, gave birth to two children, and lived under the constant control of her captors while the world searched for her.

We break down the timeline, the investigative failures, the missed opportunities, and the moment a routine parole check finally brought Jaycee back to safety. This is a story of survival, resilience, and the extraordinary strength of a girl who was never forgotten.

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A cryptic list of 67 strange phrases.

Dozens of young men found murdered along highways across California.

And for years, no one realised the killings were connected.

In this Crime at Bedtime episode, Jack takes you deep into the chilling case of Randy Kraft — the Scorecard Killer, one of America’s most methodical and least understood serial murderers. Kraft kept a handwritten list, a “scorecard,” filled with coded entries believed to represent his victims. Each line marked a life taken, a man drugged, restrained, tortured, and discarded under the cover of darkness.

We explore Kraft’s background, the escalation of his crimes, the psychological patterns behind his meticulous record-keeping, and the investigation that finally brought him down. This is an unsettling journey into a case that baffled detectives for more than a decade — and remains one of the most disturbing serial killer stories in modern history.

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In the late 2000s, a teenager from a small island in Washington State became one of the most unlikely fugitives in modern American history. He stole planes without formal training, outran police across several states, and left taunting clues behind — including bare footprints at crime scenes. Known to the world as The Barefoot Bandit, Colton Harris-Moore turned burglary into a national manhunt, and his escape into a story that captured global attention.

In tonight’s episode, we trace Colton’s troubled childhood, his escalating crimes, his astonishing technical abilities, and the cross-country chase that finally brought him down.

This is the true story behind the headlines — and the boy who became a legend long before he became a criminal.

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He was a man of many names, Bob Evans, Curtis Kimball, Larry Vanner and behind every identity, a trail of missing women and murdered children.

From a quiet trailer in New Hampshire to a basement in California, Terry Rasmussen moved through America for decades, changing faces, stories, and lives. When investigators finally uncovered the barrels in Bear Brook State Park, they began to see the monstrous truth: this was no drifter, this was a chameleon who blended into families before erasing them completely.

This is the shocking story of The Chameleon Killer — how he lived in plain sight, fooled everyone around him, and became one of the most elusive serial killers in U.S. history.

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When a missing Texas teenager miraculously reappeared in Spain three years after vanishing, his family thought their prayers had been answered. But the boy who came home wasn’t Nicholas Barclay. He was Frédéric Bourdin — a 23-year-old French conman who had stolen a child’s identity, a family’s hope, and the world’s belief in miracles. This chilling story unravels one of the strangest deceptions in true-crime history, exposing how grief and love can blind even the sharpest eyes.

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In February 2003, a gang of Italian thieves pulled off what would be called the Heist of the Century, slipping into Antwerp’s Diamond District, bypassing six layers of security, and walking out with more than $100 million in gems, gold, and cash. No alarms. No witnesses. No fingerprints.

But behind the perfection lay a single fatal mistake that brought the mastermind, Leonardo Notarbartolo, undone.

This is the incredible true story of the world’s most sophisticated vault robbery and how ego, routine, and a half-eaten sandwich ended it all.

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In 1929 Kentucky, a six-year-old boy picked up his father’s shotgun—and changed American legal history.

When little Carl Newton Mahan shot and killed eight-year-old Cecil Darnell after a fight over scrap metal, he became the youngest person ever tried for murder in the United States.

Reporters packed the Knott County Courthouse as the barefoot child sat at the defence table, playing with a toy car while adults debated whether he should spend life in prison.

Convicted of manslaughter and sent to reform school, Carl’s case forced America to confront questions about childhood, morality, and justice that still echo a century later.

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In December 1978, a crew of mobsters slipped into JFK Airport and pulled off the largest cash robbery in American history.

They stole nearly $6 million in unmarked bills and jewels from a Lufthansa vault — and vanished before sunrise.

Behind the job was Jimmy Burke, the real-life inspiration for Goodfellas’ Jimmy Conway.

But what should have been the perfect score quickly turned into a bloodbath as Burke began eliminating anyone who might talk.

This episode takes you inside the heist that shook New York — from the planning inside Robert’s Lounge to the FBI investigation and the chain of murders that followed.

A story of greed, loyalty, and how one night at the airport rewrote organised-crime history.

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Between 1971 and 1972, six young girls vanished from Washington, D.C.

Their bodies were found along the highways leading out of the city — discarded like they didn’t matter. The press called him The Freeway Phantom: a predator who hunted the streets of Anacostia and Prince George’s County, targeting children and leaving behind a single, taunting note.

This episode unravels the terrifying sixteen-month killing spree that paralysed the U.S. capital, the massive multi-agency investigation that followed, and the half-century of silence that still hangs over one of America’s most disturbing unsolved serial murders.

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