MurderCast

Fayetteville, NC

Summer, 2002. Fayetteville, North Carolina. As one of the country’s earliest settlements, Fayetteville with a  population of just over 200 thousand, has received the All-American City Award three times. The state lies on the eastern coast of the United States, overlooking the vast Atlantic Ocean. Humidity levels are high, and can bring spontaneous thunderstorms and rain showers to the region. But the summer of 2002 would bring a dark and ominous cloud over Fayetteville...one like the city had never seen before...a cloud which remains to this day. In a short, six-week period between June and July, four people are murdered in their bedrooms, leaving authorities scrambling to connect the killings. What is the link between these four murders? You are listening to Murdercast.

Martina Posch

Vöcklabruck, Austria. November 12th, 1986. Seventeen-year-old Martina Posch, hurries out the door of her mother’s house to catch the 6:42 AM bus to her job as an office worker at a construction company. Her footsteps disappear into the early morning sounds. Somewhere between her home and the bus stop, only 300 feet away, Martina vanishes. The petite brunette would never be seen alive again. The investigation into Martina Posch’s murder would raise more questions than answers, becoming the longest murder investigation in Upper Austria’s history. You are listening to, Murdercast.

Danny Casolaro

In the early 90s, freelance journalist Danny Casolaro began an investigation for a story he called: The Octopus. His investigation led him to uncover corruption and criminal activity at the highest levels of the U.S. government. Did the tentacles of The Octopus pull him under the murky waters of a conspiracy? You are listening to MurderCast.

Brenda Schaefer

A picture is worth a thousand words. But there are no words to describe the fate that befell Brenda Sue Schaefer from Louisville, Kentucky. You are listening to MurderCast.

Monika Rizzo

On June 4th, 1997 Police in San Antonio Texas received an anonymous call stating that human remains could be found in the back yard of a home on the 4400 block of Forrest Green. DNA testing revealed that the remains were of four different people. Was there a serial killer on the loose in San Antonio? You are listening to MurderCast.