On March 7, 2015, Ashlee Martinson—known online as “Vampchick”—snapped. After years of enduring abuse and failed attempts to escape her violent home, the 17-year-old turned on her parents in a brutal act of revenge. The media was quick to paint her as a goth-obsessed teen lost in her love for horror stories, heavy makeup, and dreams of becoming a mortician. But the truth behind Ashlee’s life is far more disturbing than any headline. This isn’t just the story of a teen killer—it’s a chilling look at what years of trauma, silence, and darkness can do to someone who feels completely trapped. Was Ashlee a monster born from her own obsessions, or a victim pushed to her breaking point?

In this episode, we dive into one of New York’s strangest and most haunting crime stories—the brutal axe attack on Peter and Joan Porco. Late one night in 2004, the couple was viciously assaulted in their own home. What makes this case so unbelievable is what happened next: Peter, mortally wounded, somehow got up the next morning, made breakfast, and even began his routine before finally collapsing—earning him the chilling nickname of the “dead man walking.” Joan, though left critically injured, miraculously survived and later played a pivotal role in identifying the attacker. But the biggest twist? The person behind the crime turned out to be far closer than anyone imagined. This case isn’t just about violence—it’s about betrayal, survival, and the shocking unraveling of a family.

In 1990, 15-year-old twins Jeannette and Dannette Millbrook walked out of their Augusta, Georgia neighborhood and were never seen again. But what’s most disturbing isn’t just their disappearance—it’s how law enforcement handled it. The original detective on the case was criticized for dismissing leads, mishandling evidence, and ultimately closing the file far too quickly. For decades, the twins’ family fought to keep their story alive while officials seemed determined to silence it. Their disappearance was even erased from official records for years, as if the girls had simply never existed. Now, more than 30 years later, questions remain: was this just incompetence, or an intentional cover-up that cost Jeannette and Dannette their chance at justice?

Where is Morgan Nick? One summer day in 1995, a six-year-old girl named Morgan Nick was taken out to a ballgame by her mom. After finally getting permission to go play around in a sandy spot by the parking lot with some friends, Morgan Nick went missing. No one’s really sure what happened or why but over 25 years later, Morgan Nick’s disappearance remains a mystery. Where is Morgan Nick?

In 1933, two maids turned killers in one of France’s most infamous crimes. Christine and Léa Papin were inseparable sisters, working in service to a wealthy family in Le Mans. But one stormy night, the pair erupted into a frenzy of violence, brutally murdering their employer’s wife and daughter in a way so gruesome it left the nation horrified. Why did they do it? Was it deep resentment, years of mistreatment, or something more chilling — a shared psychosis known as folie à deux, the “madness of two”?

In today’s episode, Brandi unpacks the shocking details of the Papin sisters’ crime, their strange bond, and the chilling aftermath. From the brutal crime scene to the courtroom that couldn’t make sense of their relationship, this case still fascinates psychologists, criminologists, and true crime fans nearly a century later. Strap in — this is not just a murder story, it’s a descent into the darkest corners of the human mind.

How far would you go for a handful of cash? On November 15, 1959, Perry Smith and Edward Hickock stormed into the Clutter family home chasing a rumor of hidden riches. What they found wasn’t a safe stuffed with money—but a family they executed in cold blood. For years, the killers slipped through the cracks, until a shocking break in 1965 brought the case crashing down. This chilling story didn’t just horrify America—it ignited the nation’s obsession with true crime. And chances are… this is the first time you’re hearing the real story.

Hey Killer Bites fam! Today, Mack dives into one of the most chilling true crime stories ever told—the disturbing case of John List. On November 9th, 1971, the devout and seemingly mild-mannered Lutheran father turned into a cold-blooded killer, wiping out his entire family in their New Jersey mansion. Facing mounting debt and the shame of unemployment, List decided the only “solution” was to murder his wife, mother, and three children—believing he was sending their souls to heaven. After the massacre, he vanished without a trace, starting a new life under a different identity while his family’s bodies lay undiscovered for nearly a month.

For 18 long years, John List evaded capture… until a true-crime TV show aired a remarkably accurate clay bust that shocked viewers—and someone recognized him. What followed was one of the most dramatic arrests in American criminal history. Mack takes you through the disturbing psychology, the meticulous planning, and the shocking manhunt that finally brought the so-called “perfect family man” to justice.

On January 11th, 2013, the body of 17-year-old Kendrick Johnson was discovered inside a rolled-up gym mat at his high school in Valdosta, Georgia. Authorities initially ruled his death an accident, claiming he’d fallen inside while reaching for a shoe. But as disturbing details began to surface — missing organs, conflicting autopsy reports, and allegations of a cover-up — Kendrick’s family became convinced their son had been murdered. They believe powerful forces may be hiding the truth. Was Kendrick Johnson really the victim of a freak accident… or is this one of the most chilling unsolved cases of modern times? This is the story that has haunted a community, sparked national outrage, and left one burning question: What really happened to Kendrick Johnson?

Pam Hupp might be one of the most cold-blooded women in true crime history. From luring a man with brain damage to his death, to the suspicious fall of her own mother, to the murder of her best friend—Pam’s twisted web of lies fooled police for years. In this episode of Killer Bites, we break down the disturbing details of her crimes, her unbelievable manipulation tactics, and how she managed to stay a step ahead of justice for so long. Was it all about money? Power? Or something even darker? Tap in to hear it all.

On this episode of Killer Bites, we're diving into one of Mexico's most shocking serial killer cases — El Mataviejitas, or The Little Old Lady Killer. In the early 2000s, someone was murdering elderly women across Mexico City, leaving entire neighborhoods gripped with fear. The victims? Grandmothers. Sweet, defenseless abuelitas. And what stunned the public most was the killer's identity — not some monstrous man, but a woman who used trust and deception to get close before striking.

This case is wild: police missteps, false leads, mass arrests, and even a wrestler connection you won’t believe. We’ll unpack the psychology, the motive, and how the city was nearly torn apart trying to find the person behind the crimes. So who was this “Little Old Lady Killer,” and what drove her to target the most vulnerable? Press play — this is a case that flips the script on everything you think you know about serial killers.