Gore and Guilty

Elliot Rodger spent most of his life filled with rage. A textbook narcissist: Rodger could not comprehend why he didn't have any luck finding a girlfriend. His response was to blame all women for the fact he was still a virgin, rather than reflect on himself and his horrendous attitude. Despite being handed luxuries most of us can only dream of, Elliot still fumed over how life was 'unfair'. 

Volatile, yet manipulative,  Elliot began to scheme. In May 2014, Elliot began a spree killing where he murdered 6 people, injured 14 more before killing himself. 

What drives a young man to do this? Why was Elliot such a creep and how did his ideology become so toxic? How did the World react? We talk through the case on this week's episode of Gore and Guilty. 

They say the Crescent Hotel is one of the most haunted spots in America. The ghosts of Victorian cancer patients walk the hotel grounds. A 20th century fraudster claimed he had the cure for their cancer. Instead, he gave the cancer patients poison, until they became so ill that he'd hide them away. Now, the ghosts of those cancer patients and their nurses roam the Crescent Hotel. On this week's episode, we talk through the hotel's history. Some of the facts on this hotel are truly shocking! We hope you enjoy another spooky, paranormal Gore & Guilty episode!

Tragedy and true crime go hand in hand. However, there's something extra unsettling about Breck Bednar's murder at the hands of Lewis Daynes. For months, Daynes groomed Breck and fed him one manipulative lie after the other. Despite getting so much correct, Breck's parents and friends were unable to prevent what happened. 

If this case does nothing else - let it remind you of the importance of staying safe online. 

Brookelyn Farthing went missing in 2013 after a night of partying with friends in rural Kentucky. To this day, her family have no closure about what happened to her. All signs point to one person..

A slightly shorter episode this week! We have a little known case from near Georgia's home town that we discuss. In the sleepy English town, Victor Miller attempts several violent kidnaps before killing Stuart Gough. This case is shocking and has stuck with Georgia for years! 

What does a strange episode on Gore and Guilty look like? Let us tell you, we have a doozy for you this week. The Hammersmith ghost case combines both true crime and elements of the paranormal. We won't spoil anything from the episode, but let's just say, this week's episode still haunts the UK justice system! That is despite the case being from the early 19th century. We hope you tune in and enjoy this week's episode. It's a little off-piste after a couple of intense weeks but we hope you enjoy it!

PS - there are still a couple of gruesome moments - but it wouldn't be Gore and Guilty without them! 

We wrap the case up and discuss how Hansen was caught. What do all the 'X's marked on his aviation map mean? What happened to Cindy Paulson? Find out in part two! 

In this week's episode - G&G discuss one of the most notorious killers: Albert Fish. Major trigger warnings on this one - because Albert Fish was a child killer and a cannibal. What does it take to turn someone into a sadomasochistic monster? Well, some of Albert's upbringing might provide a clue. Don't get us started on his family history.