In the summer of 1959, two young women, Riitta and Eine, were brutally murdered near Lake Tulilahti in Finland. Despite confessions, trials, and decades of debate, the case remains officially unsolved. This episode revisits the evidence, the suspects, and the lingering questions behind one of Finland’s most haunting true-crime mysteries.

Katherine Knight’s case remains one of Australia’s most disturbing and widely discussed criminal convictions. Years of volatile relationships and escalating behavior ultimately led to a crime that stunned the country and investigators, and resulted in her receiving a rare sentence for Australia.

In 1978, Hogan’s Heroes star Bob Crane was discovered murdered in his Scottsdale apartment, a shocking crime that exposed a hidden side of his off-screen life and cast suspicion on those within his inner circle. Fame, complicated relationships, and emerging video technology all played unexpected roles, leaving behind a maze of clues and contradictions. Decades later, the case endures as one of Hollywood’s most baffling and controversial unsolved mysteries.

Christopher Scholtes, Arizona's deadbeat dad, is a POS human being. He had a pattern of leaving his children unattended in the car, and this bad habit would lead to a serious tragedy. On July 9, 2024, Marana, Arizona's, temperature reached 109 degrees. Car temperatures in this heat could reach over 150 degrees - a deadly number for a toddler. Today's story is very, very heartbreaking. Caution is warranted when proceeding with today's case, as there are discussions of a child's death, abuse, and suicide.

He was sworn to protect and serve — but instead, he hunted. Gerard John Schaefer Jr., a Florida sheriff’s deputy, used his badge to lure victims into terrifying traps. Beneath his uniform hid a sadistic killer who turned his dark fantasies into brutal reality. In this episode, we uncover how Schaefer’s disturbing writings revealed the truth about one of America’s most twisted double lives — and how justice finally caught up with him.

Happy Halloween Eve! Today fits the theme well - the downfall of Russ McKamey and McKamey Manor. He claims it to be an "extreme, not your typical boo haunted house," but is he truly just disguising this as "legal" torture that you signed up for? Today's story is a brief synopsis of the rise and fall of his legacy.

Hi everyone, I am back back back!!! --- In this episode, we look at the story of the Tuam Mother and Baby Home in Ireland. What began as an investigation into local history led to the discovery of hundreds of unmarked children’s graves on the site of a former home for unmarried mothers. So many children who were neglected, sent off for adoption without the mothers consent, and how a Catholic Ruling scarred Ireland for many years. This is a story about loss, silence, and the long path toward recognition and care. Although excavation started in June 2025, there is a long road ahead to grasp the full story as to who these women and children are.

This update explains where I have been and why I haven't posted in two months -- this is not goodbye!!! key points: moving to a new place, traveling, school/classes, two jobs, no time, no research, no videos :( -- thank you guys, I love you and will be back SO soon!

"Killed them all, of course." Four words caught on a hot mic that shook the true crime world. In this episode of Mugshot Mornings, we unravel the twisted life of Robert Durst—heir to a billion-dollar real estate empire and a man linked to multiple disappearances and murders. From the vanishing of his wife Kathleen to the execution-style killing of his best friend Susan Berman and the gruesome dismemberment of Morris Black, Durst evaded justice for decades. But in an unguarded moment from a documentary, his own words became his undoing. How did a powerful man slip through the cracks for so long? And did he really "kill them all"?

For decades, the mystery of four unidentified bodies found in barrels near Bear Brook State Park haunted investigators. Who were these victims? And who was responsible for their deaths? In this episode, we unravel how advancements in forensic genealogy led to the shocking revelation that the killer had been hiding in plain sight all along.

Terry Rasmussen, known as the "Chameleon Killer," had spent years evading justice, assuming multiple identities while leaving a trail of devastation across the country. From his early years of deception to his eventual identification, we break down how investigators finally linked him to the Bear Brook victims and the countless lives he shattered. Grab your coffee—this one is as twisted as they come.