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Clock in. Close up. Don’t look behind you.
In this nightshift edition of King’s Talk, Lo and Presley pull from real-life horror to bring you five chilling murders tied to the graveyard shift. Whether you're vacuuming behind a bar or locking the front door of a fast food joint, these stories prove danger often waits until the end of your shift.
From 1970s Indiana to modern-day Texas, from hospitals to pizza parlors — this mini episode is a tribute to night workers everywhere… and a warning to stay alert.
And don’t miss the teaser for our upcoming long episode: The Munich Massacre – When Sport Became War.
Sources:
Case 1: IndyStar, FBI.gov, "The Burger Chef Murders" (Indiana State Police archives)
Case 2: ABC News Australia, Newcastle Herald, Police NSW press releases (2007)
Case 3: Amarillo Globe-News archives, 1987 local coverage, true crime forums
Case 4: The Bull Amarillo, Amarillo Police Department statements (May 2023)
Case 5: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, NBC News, Fox6 Milwaukee coverage of investigation and trial
🔍 Instagram: @thekingstalkpod
📬 Email: [email protected]
💬 Got a story idea, feedback, or a night shift horror of your own? Send it our way. We love hearing from you!
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By Lo and PresleyClock in. Close up. Don’t look behind you.
In this nightshift edition of King’s Talk, Lo and Presley pull from real-life horror to bring you five chilling murders tied to the graveyard shift. Whether you're vacuuming behind a bar or locking the front door of a fast food joint, these stories prove danger often waits until the end of your shift.
From 1970s Indiana to modern-day Texas, from hospitals to pizza parlors — this mini episode is a tribute to night workers everywhere… and a warning to stay alert.
And don’t miss the teaser for our upcoming long episode: The Munich Massacre – When Sport Became War.
Sources:
Case 1: IndyStar, FBI.gov, "The Burger Chef Murders" (Indiana State Police archives)
Case 2: ABC News Australia, Newcastle Herald, Police NSW press releases (2007)
Case 3: Amarillo Globe-News archives, 1987 local coverage, true crime forums
Case 4: The Bull Amarillo, Amarillo Police Department statements (May 2023)
Case 5: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, NBC News, Fox6 Milwaukee coverage of investigation and trial
🔍 Instagram: @thekingstalkpod
📬 Email: [email protected]
💬 Got a story idea, feedback, or a night shift horror of your own? Send it our way. We love hearing from you!