Do you know the real story behind horror classics like Psycho, Silence of the Lambs, and Texas Chainsaw Massacre? Ed Gein loved his mother more than anything. So when she tragically died, what would this lead Ed to do?

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This episode was researched, written, recorded and edited by Kevin and Mary Kiesewetter, with special thanks to Deirdre Teichman. Music credits to Kevin MacLeod. All rights reserved.

In 2013, Tim Bosma would go for a test drive with 2 strange men in a car he was hoping to sell. Tim would never be seen again. Soon, Dellen Millard and his best friend Mark Smich would be arrested for the murder. Evidence would start piling up against Dellen and Mark connecting them to Tim's murder. But evidence would also be found connecting Dellen and Mark to the disappearance of Dellen's former lover Laura Babcock, and the alleged suicide of Dellen's own father, Wayne. Were these 2 of Canada's worst serial killers, or was it all an attempt to explain 3 unrelated deaths?

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This episode was researched, written, recorded and edited by Kevin and Mary Kiesewetter. Music credits to Kevin MacLeod, and Komiku. All rights reserved.

Between 1993 and 2008, a series of brutal attacks would take place on 4 different women, seemingly completely unrelated. DNA would be found on one victim, but wasn't enough to press charges against the match. No direct evidence would be found in the next 2 cases, but the final attack would result in DNA, which matched the first case. Who was the match? Michael Gargiulo, who would be dubbed by the media-- The Hollywood Ripper. But with the lack of direct evidence, would a pattern be enough to secure a conviction?

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This episode was researched, written, recorded and edited by Kevin and Mary Kiesewetter. Music credits to Kevin MacLeod and Komiku. All rights reserved.

Episode #30

In June 1994, Reverend Richard Rossi and his wife Sherrie were traveling in tandem in separate vehicles. What happened next is up for debate, but Sherrie would end up on the side of the road severely beaten and fighting for her life. Richard would flee and when he eventually called the police, he would give bizarre stories about who had committed the assault against his wife. Initially Sherrie would accuse Richard of being the assailant, but eventually she recanted and claimed it was someone who looked like Richard who attacked her--possibly an evil spirit in human form. Would be found ultimately responsible for the attempted murder of Sherrie Rossi? Her own husband or the mysterious assailant?

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This episode was researched, written, recorded and edited by Kevin and Mary Kiesewetter. Music credits to Kevin MacLeod. All rights reserved.

Episode #29

In 2004, Kanika Powell was living in Maryland, working for the US government. One day, a man mysteriously came to her door pretending to be FBI. She sent him away, but two other men would come to her apartment on two other occasions pretending to deliver packages. Then, she would be brutally murdered, execution style. To this day her case goes unsolved. If you have any information about this case, call Prince George County Crimes Solvers at 1-866-411-8477.

In October 2000, Diana Rojas was in the process of a messy divorce from her husband and custody battle, where Diana alleged her estranged husband was abusive. Then one day, Diana and her car mysteriously go missing, leaving behind no signs of a struggle, and no indication she planned to never come home. If anyone has any information about her disappearance, please call Long Beach police at (562) 570-7244.

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This episode was researched, written, recorded and edited by Kevin and Mary Kiesewetter. Music credits to Kevin MacLeod, and Komiku. All rights reserved.

Episode #27

Four transgender women of color have been murdered in Dallas, TX since May 2018, but dozens are murdered all over the country every year. Is it the work of a serial killer, or something even more sinister? Today we talk about the brutal murders of Chynal Lyndsey, Muhlaysia Booker, Brittany White, Carla Patricia Flores-Pavon, Shade Schuler, and Janette Tovar. 

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This episode was researched, written, recorded and edited by Kevin and Mary Kiesewetter. Music credits to Kevin MacLeod. All rights reserved.

Episode #25

In 2007, American student Amanda Knox arrived to Italy for school. 2 months later, her roommate would be brutally murdered, and Amanda and her boyfriend would be accused. While there was no direct evidence, her odd behavior and sex life would become the focus of the trial the whole world had their eyes on. Did Amanda and her boyfriend have anything to do with the murder? Or were they wrongly accused?

Special thank to Deirdre T. for her research and authorship of this episode, as well as co-hosting this episode!

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Episode #24

On May 17th, 2001, 17-year-old Alissa Turney would go to school as usual. Her dad Mike Turney picked her up early. According to him, they had a fight, and she ran away, never to be seen or heard from again. Eventually the case became a cold case. But years later, evidence would start to pile up, making family of friends of the Turney's feel very suspicious of Mike, and the claim that Alissa simply ran away. 

Sarah's petition to bring justice for Alissa: 

https://www.thepetitionsite.com/842/331/976/demand-michael-turney-go-to-trial-for-the-death-of-alissa-turney/

Tips: 

Anyone with any information about any missing or unidentified persons case can contact the Phoenix Police Department. To submit tips, call 602-534-2121 and ask to speak with Detective Stuart Somershoe. Anonymous tips can be made by calling Silent Witness at 480-948-6377.

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This episode was researched, written, recorded and edited by Kevin and Mary Kiesewetter. Music credits to Kevin MacLeod. All rights reserved.

Episode #21

In 2006, Matthew Winkler was found murdered in his home. Within a few days his missing wife was found and admitted to the murder, and detectives discovered a crazy secret they felt was the motive. But what the prosecution thought would be a straight forward case gets messy when Mary drops a bombshell about her marriage in court. 

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This episode was researched, written, recorded and edited by Kevin and Mary Kiesewetter. Music credits to Kevin MacLeod and Komiku. All rights reserved.