Killing Time, Discussing Crime.

Irene Garza was a 25-year-old Texas schoolteacher and former beauty queen who vanished on April 16, 1960, after going to confession at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in McAllen. Her body was found five days later in a canal—she had been raped and murdered. Suspicion soon fell on the priest who heard her confession, Father John Feit, but despite early evidence and inconsistencies in his story, he wasn't charged at the time. The case went cold for decades until...

Come Kill some Time with us and find out exactly what happened to the undeserving Irene Garza. 

In this episode, we dive into the chilling case of the Icebox Murders. 

In 1965, police made a gruesome discovery in a Houston home—Fred and Edwina Rogers, brutally dismembered and stuffed into their own refrigerator. Their son, Charles Frederick Rogers, a reclusive genius with a mysterious past, vanished without a trace and remains the prime suspect. Was he a cold-blooded killer, a secret agent on the run, or something even more sinister? Join us as we unravel the theories, from espionage ties to JFK conspiracy links, in one of America’s most baffling unsolved crimes.

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Hello 2025! It's been awhile (longer than either of us wanted it to be). 

Whilst we are still figuring our lives out, here are our voices again! 

Today, we bring you an episode on Robert Berdella - The Kansas City Butcher. 

The Kansas City Butcher, Robert Berdella, kidnapped, tortured, and murdered at least six young men between 1984 and 1987. He held his victims captive in his home, documenting their suffering before killing them. His crimes were discovered when a victim escaped, leading to his arrest and conviction.

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In 1959, nine experienced hikers led by Igor Dyatlov embarked on a trek through the Ural Mountains in Soviet Russia, only to meet a mysterious and deadly fate. Their bodies were found under bizarre circumstances, with their tent torn from the inside and scattered across the snow, some with strange injuries like skull fractures and signs of radiation. Despite numerous theories, including avalanches, military tests, and the paranormal, the true cause of the Dyatlov Pass Incident remains an unsolved mystery.

Come kill some time with us as we unpack all the mind-boggling details. 

We hope you enjoy. 

This episode is a little different to what we have brought you, so far. 

April and Britt took a road trip to the rural Victorian town of Aradale to explore the haunted grounds of the Ararat Lunatic Asylum: previously known as the Aradale Mental Hospital. 

This episode has a little bit of history and a whole lot of paranormal experiences. 

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Something a little different t for us this time - an episode on the chronicles of the Life and Death of Amy Carlson - the founder of the American-based Religious cult ‘Love Had Won’.

You can learn and see more by watching the three-part docuseries on Binge.

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Linsey is BACK to help us navigate the spooky-tales that make up this week's instalment of our Witching Hour series.

We hope you enjoy!

Today, Britt and April are joined by their very first guest on the podcast: one of Britt's best friends, Lindsey. Lindsey helps shine a light on the puzzling and, as always, devastating disappearance of Theo Hayez.

At the age of 18 Hayez, like many others who had finished up with their high schooling, decided to take some time and discover more of what the world had to offer. He was backpacking around Australia on the trip of a lifetime when he disappeared on a night out in Byron Bay in 2019.

In this episode, Britt takes us through the last recorded movement of Theo and allows us to deep-dive into the question on everyone's minds: What happened to Theo Hayez?

Hello again, KTDC fam.

We are back with another heavy one.
This week's episode follows a crime within a series of even bigger, more disturbing crimes.

When Walter Collins went missing in 1928, his mother, Christine, was (understandably) beside herself. As the LAPD worked (in a sarcastic tone) oh, so hard to locate the young boy and reunite him with his mother, the series of events that unfolded were beyond what anyone could have ever imagined. 

Join us this week as we discuss what has turned out to be one of America's most puzzling disappearances and shocking discovery of a serial killer. 

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We are starting 2024 off with one of the world's most notorious unsolved murder cases: The Brutal Murder of JonBenét Ramsey.

In the early morning hours of December 26, 1996, John and Patsy Ramsey awoke to find their six-year-old daughter JonBenét Ramsey missing from her bed at their home in Boulder, Colorado. Patsy and John had woken up early to prepare for a trip when Patsy discovered a ransom note on the stairs demanding $118,000 for their daughter’s safe return.

Despite the note’s warning not to involve police, Patsy immediately called them, as well as friends and family to aid in the search for JonBenét Ramsey. Police arrived at 5:55 AM and found no signs of forced entry, but did not search the basement, where her body would eventually be found.

In this episode, Britt takes us on a fantastically well-researched account of all the facts and theories surrounding this almost unbelievable case.  So, what are you waiting for? Come kill some time with us.