Julie Jensen. Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin. 1998. She died of antifreeze poisoning administered by her husband Mark. She had predicted it in writing. Her letter became evidence. Her killer was convicted — twice. This is the story of a woman who reached out from beyond her own death to hold the man who killed her accountable.

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Today we are covering a man who spent three decades evading justice for the deaths of at least three people. A man so wealthy, so well-connected, so skilled at hiring extraordinary lawyers that he walked free from a murder charge despite admitting he had dismembered the victim. A man who ultimately undid himself not in a courtroom — but in a bathroom, talking to himself while a microphone was still on.

Robert Durst. New York real estate heir. Three suspected murders. One conviction. And one of the most extraordinary bathroom confessions in the history of true crime.

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Today's case is one of the most debated, most documented, and most divisive murder cases of the twenty-first century. A case that generated a global Netflix phenomenon. A case that split public opinion completely down the middle. And at the centre of it — a twenty-five-year-old woman who went to work one morning and never came home.

Steven Avery. Teresa Halbach. Manitowoc County, Wisconsin. Two thousand and five. We are going to cover this case in full — the forensic evidence, the wrongful conviction, the thirty-six million dollar lawsuit, the disputed confession, the conviction. And we are going to keep Teresa Halbach at the centre of this story where she belongs.

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Today's case is one that demonstrates something we come back to again and again on this show — that some of the most dangerous killers are the ones who present as the most caring. Today's killer was a landlady. A community figure. A woman who took in the vulnerable and the elderly. And who killed them, buried them in her garden, and kept cashing their cheques.

Dorothea Puente. Sacramento, California. Seven bodies in a garden at 1426 F Street. One of the most prolific female serial killers in American history. And a woman who sat in her garden chatting to detectives while they dug up her victims.

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Episode forty-five. And today we are going to Dublin, Ireland — to one of the most disturbing murder cases in modern Irish criminal history. A case so savage, so clinical in its horror, that it left detectives shaken and prosecutors reaching for language to describe what had been done to a man in a flat in north Dublin.

The Scissor Sisters. The murder and dismemberment of Farah Swaleh Noor. A case involving Linda and Charlotte Mulhall — two women who killed a man, cut his body apart with knives, and deposited pieces of him in the Royal Canal. His head has never been found. Linda Mulhall is a convicted murderer serving life. Charlotte Mulhall is a convicted killer who served fifteen years. And neither of them has ever shown anything approaching genuine remorse for what they did.

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Today's case is one of the most genuinely extraordinary things that has ever happened in an American town. A welder. A bulldozer. Two years of secret preparation. And two hours on a June afternoon in two thousand and four that levelled thirteen buildings, cost seven million dollars in damage, and ended with only one death — the man driving the machine.

The Killdozer Rampage. Granby, Colorado. Marvin Heemeyer. A case that has become an internet legend, a symbol of the little man against the system, a meme, a shorthand for righteous revenge fantasy. And also a story about real people whose buildings, whose businesses, whose livelihoods were destroyed in two hours by a man they had offended — in some cases genuinely, in some cases simply by existing.

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This one is different. There is no murder. There is no unknown killer. What there is — is a lie. A very elaborate, very damaging lie that consumed a nation, devastated a family, wasted millions of dollars of law enforcement resources, and caused real harm to an entire community that was falsely accused. And at the centre of it — a woman who chose every single part of it deliberately.

The Sherri Papini kidnapping hoax. California, two thousand and sixteen. A case that gripped America — and then, six years later, collapsed into something uglier and more banal than anyone had anticipated.

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Today we are going back to New Orleans in nineteen eighteen. A city already living through the First World War, the Spanish flu, and the everyday chaos of one of the most vivid and complicated cities in America. And into that city stepped someone who has never been identified — someone who broke into homes, picked up an axe, and left behind a trail of blood and one of the strangest pieces of criminal correspondence in history.

The Axeman of New Orleans. At least twelve attacks over just over a year. Eight confirmed dead. A city that responded to the threat by throwing a jazz party. And a killer who was never caught. This is one of the great unsolved mysteries of American criminal history.

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Today's case is one that has everything — extraordinary wealth, a family that couldn't agree on whether to save a child, a severed ear sent through the post, and a grandfather who was the richest man in the world and still argued about how much his grandson's life was worth.

The kidnapping of John Paul Getty III. Rome, nineteen seventy-three. A sixteen-year-old boy held captive for a hundred and fifty-seven days while his grandfather negotiated. It is one of the most disturbing ransom cases in history — not just because of what the kidnappers did, but because of what the family did.

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Today's case comes at the BTK murders from a direction we haven't taken before — through the eyes of someone who loved the killer. Who grew up with him. Who had no idea. And who has spent the years since trying to reckon with something most of us will never have to face.

Dennis Rader. The BTK Killer. Ten murders across seventeen years in Wichita, Kansas. A church president. A compliance officer. A father. And one of the most prolific and calculated serial killers in American history. This is his story — and it is also the story of his daughter, Kerri Rawson, who found out the truth when FBI agents knocked on her door in two thousand and five.

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