Today, I tell you about the murder of Lynette Deborah White who was killed in Cardiff, Wales on February 14th, 1988 and one of the biggest miscarriages of justices in the UK’s history.

Today, I tell you about The 2019 Northern British Columbia Spree Killings and the lives we lost. We still don't know why the two best friends decided to take these three lives from us

Today, I tell you about Jennifer Mary Beard unsolved murder that happened in Fox Glacier on the South Island of New Zealand.

Today, I tell you about the man who was the real Dexter Morgan. Who was a serial killer who killed bad people.

Today, I tell you about the unsolved case of the Hinterkaifeck murders from Germany in March of 1922.

Today, I tell you about the cryptid that may be related to Mothman-- The Black Bird of Chernobyl. I also tell you a little bit about the Ukrainian War.

Between 1988 and 1993, the city of Łódź in Poland became the hunting ground for an unknown serial killer. He targeted at least seven gay men, all of whom were found murdered—strangled, stabbed, or beaten—inside their own apartments or nearby locations.

In this episode, we delve into one of the most haunting and enduring mysteries in British true crime history — the 1986 disappearance of 25-year-old estate agent Suzy Lamplugh. After leaving her office to meet a mysterious client known only as "Mr. Kipper," Suzy was never seen again. Despite national media coverage, police investigations, and decades of public interest, her case remains officially unsolved.

In January 1977 Suzanne Armstrong and Susan Bartlett were savagely murdered in their Melbourne home while Armstrong’s toddler slept nearby. After decades of investigation and DNA efforts, a main suspect was arrested in 2024 in Italy, extradited, and now charged with murder and rape. The case remains under active investigation.

Today, I tell you about the murders of Eva Dvorak, Patricia McQueen, Melissa Rehorek and Barbara MacLean and the serial rapist and killer that lived under the radar in Calgary, Canada for decades.