Inside Homicide Podcast

Celebrating Inside Homicide's first birthday!

We gather questions from our Facebook and Instagram and answered them! Thank you to everyone for all your support and love, we are excited for another year of podcasting and sharing these stories with you all.

This episode features two stories about two different families who resided on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Both these cases are very similar in nature, where there was a father or a father figure who killed their children as an act of revenge on their partners. These are the stories of the Challand Family and the Handel Family.

Albert Fish was a husband and a father. He was described as a kind looking man, almost "grandfather like". But underneath his kind exterior was someone who was a complete sadist, and prayed on the most innocent of people.

In October of 1995, it was Friday the 13th. Two teenaged girls were walking to a birthday party when they were snatched from the street and brutally attacked by a man they later named the Abbotsford Killer. This man, for 7 months taunted the public and police leaving the community in complete shock and terror.

In October of 1995 it was Friday the 13th. Two teenaged girls were walking to a birthday party when they were snatched from the street and brutally attacked by a man they later named the Abbotsford Killer. This man, for 7 months taunted the public and police leaving the community in complete shock and terror.

Cleopatra was charismatic and intelligent. She used both of those qualities to further Egypt's political aims. She was also ruthless, reportedly killing several family members in order to solidify her role in power. She allied with two of the most powerful men in Rome, creating a massive empire that would unfortunately crumble beneath her.

Andrei Chikatilo, AKA, "The Butcher of Rostov" was one of the former Soviet Unions most infamous serial killers. He was a family man, who had a dark side. He would go on to kill over 50 people, mutilating their corpses and cannibalizing his victims.

In Fort st. John British Columbia, an RCMP officer pulls over a truck for a routine traffic stop. It quickly turns sideways when the woman driving the truck confesses to murder.

This episode features the stories about two different woman who found twisted pleasure in torturing, beating and killing their servant's. They both had similar methods for torturing their victims, each one more violent than the last. Their sadistic ways also mirror the infamous Blood Countess, Elizabeth Bathory

In 1993, 19 year old Jennifer Cusworth was at a friends house party, when in the early morning hours she went missing. 29 hours later her lifeless body was found in a ditch. Police started their investigation into Jen's murder but the case eventually went cold when all leads were all dead ends. 16 years later, the case was re-opened and reviewed, and miraculously solved by using DNA testing. But does the punishment fit the crime? Listen to find out.