Carolyn and Branden discuss the episode

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In 1983 the Chinatown section of Seattle saw what was, up to that point, the worst mass slaying in U.S. history. It's a tale of vice and violence, desperation and depravity... and the aftermath is still felt in the tight knit community that was shattered by one night of senseless murder.

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Sadistic torture of children, the offer of refuge to unsuspecting people down on their luck, and, when the prospect of being discovered became a possibility... murder. Michelle Knotek, also known as Crazy Shelly, ran a farmhouse of terror for more than decade. Find out what became of her victims, and what became of her... on this week's episode of The Murder Chronicles.

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A paranoid, end-of-the-world prepper? Or just a madman who wanted his family out of the way so he could live off the grid without any responsibilities? Either way, a double murder in a Seattle suburb led to a SWAT standoff with a man named Peter Keller high in the unforgiving wilderness of the Pacific Northwest...

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Carolyn and Branden discuss the episode.

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Ripped form the headlines, Carolyn focuses on the latest developments in the case involving the murder of four college student at the University of Idaho: including interviews with investigators, statements from family members and the most concise timeline to date of what actually happened that November night.

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Carolyn and Branden discuss the episode.

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Carolyn and Branden discuss the episode.

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More than two decades after the brutal murders of two women in different states one seasoned detective refused to give up. Advances in DNA technology combined with the most basic tool of police work - a sketch of a possible suspect - led to an arrest, confession and ultimately... justice.

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