Season 3 Episode 23

Two wine glasses sat on the table, not a sip taken. 15 year old Tina and 9 year old Kathy weren't sure what to make of it. Afterall, they were sleep deprived after the nights of rhythmic knocking on their bedroom walls - once hoped to be their mother's spirit visiting them. So they were in for a shock when written on the basement wall in red, a message stated: "I'm in your room, come find me."

They could have never imagined what was actually happening in their own home. Once this mystery is solved, a murderous spree takes place elsewhere in town.

What happens when a young adult chooses not only criminal activity, but is fully emboldened to commit the most heinous acts? Is there ever any coming back from that?

Tune in to Nightshift as Andrea and Brian break down another case. This one is actually solved, but questions remain.

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Season 3 Episode 22:

Mary Vincent was a teenage aspiring dancer in the summer of 1978. Part of a large family , and with parents in the process of a divorce, Mary decided to hit the road with her own plans in mind.

After a few nights of sleeping in her boyfriend's car, he was arrested and she decided to hitch a ride to her grandfather's house in Los Angeles. That decision changed the course of her life for eternity.

What events occurred that led to Mary being bloodied, mangled, and needing to hitch a different ride, for very different reasons?

Tune in to Nightshift and listen as Andrea and Brian discuss a story that will leave you weak in the knees, but ultimately applauding a young woman' s incredible strength.

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#murder #hitchhiking #maryvincent #lawrencesingleton #van #1970s #truecrime #nightshift #nurse #homicide

Season 3 Episode 21:

This episode of Nightshift is taking a different format. Instead of an in-depth case breakdown, Andrea and Brian discuss some of the more notorious serial murderers, and what makes them tick.

There is a difference in a personality disorder and psychosis. We also discuss the fact that two people can both grow up with the same type of environment and parental influence, but have wildly different outcomes. The men we study in this episode all committed some of the most gruesome crimes...so how did they become wired that way?Tune in to Nightshift each week and listen to Andrea Up Late and Brian Sanders Disruptors tell you about the monster hiding in the closet. Watch every Tuesday on the Andrea Up Late YouTube channel, follow on IG at andrea_up_late, and listen wherever you stream podcasts. Like, rate, review, and subscribe. It's free, y'all!#murder #serial #edkemper #tedbundytapes #btk #dennisrader #jeffreydahmer #johnwaynegacy #killerclown #cannibal #nightshift #homicide #detective #netflix #psychology #personalitydisorder #psychosis

Season 2 Episode 20:"She fell on a corn rake!"Those were Todd Mullis's words on the call he made to 911 on November, 10, 2018. Working on their large farm in Iowa, Todd, Amy and their son certainly weren't short of work to complete. On this particular day in November, they were doing just that. As Todd will tell it, he and his son were together the whole time. But was that true? Amy was found in a shed, face down, with a corn rake impaled through her back. Todd will say over and over that this was a tragic accident- that Amy met an unfortunate end by falling onto the farming instrument. But how? Oh, the corn rake had 4 tines...Amy had 6 puncture wounds. Are we to understand that Amy fell onto the rake, removed it, and fell again? Listen to Nightshift and learn about what was going on in the marriage of Todd and Amy. Who was Amy texting the morning before she died? And what had Todd searched for answers to online?Watch Andrea and Brian every Tuesday on YouTube on the Andrea Up Late channel, and listen wherever you stream podcasts. Follow on Instagram at andrea_up_late. Case suggestions or questions? Send a message directly, or email [email protected].#cornrake #toddmullis #amymullis #murder #farm #iowa #truecrime #nurse #nightshift

Season 3 Episode 20:In the harrowing tale of Asha Degree, the plot thickens. After vanishing in the middle of the night 25 years ago, new details emerge in the case of young Asha Degree. Evidentiary DNA linked Asha's backpack to two adults. Those adults are connected by a locally well known couple. A couple who has owned assisted living facilities...and tasked teenagers with transporting patients. Those teens? Their daughters. Now those girls are all grown up, and it seems they have quite a bit to say. A search warrant months ago has led to the discovery of their shared texts. And they proclaim many things...none of which are denial of involvement in Asha's disappearance. In fact, quite the opposite. Join Andrea Up Late and Brian Sanders as they talk with very special guest, Jerry Faulk. Jerry is a retired homicide detective that worked alongside the FBI in the investigation of missing Asha.Watch Nightshift every Tuesday night on the Andrea Up Late channel. Follow on IG at Andrea Up Late, and listen wherever you stream podcasts. Like, rate, review, and SUBSCRIBE. It's free, y'all. #ashadegree #shelby #northcarolina #fbi #missingperson #dna #clevelandcounty #roydedmon

Season 3 Episode 18:

"I buried her head in the garden face up, toward my mother's room. After all, my mother always wanted people to look up to her."

Ed Kemper has intrigued psychiatrists, behaviorists, and the general public for decades. Committing his first two murders at just 15 years old, Ed set down a path that only ended when he was ready. And when that time came, he let everything be known. Born to an alcoholic mother and a father that had served in WWII, Ed's odd behaviors and hulking size set him apart at a very early age. But whether he was dodging a belt to the face, or killing the family pets, he was always seeking his mother's approval. He was always met with the opposite, in the harshest of ways. Dubbed the "co-ed killer," the 6 foot 9 inch Ed made his way through Santa Cruz between 1972 and 1973, dealing misplaced revenge. Ultimately totaling 10 victims. But nothing was silenced, until his mother.

Tune in to Nightshift and hear how this man revolutionized the way in which psychiatrists and investigators studied and worked alongside serial murderers. And still do.

Join Andrea Up Late and Brian Sanders as they recount Ed Kemper's murders, and discuss his motivation. This larger than life presence also boasted an IQ of 145.

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Season 3 Episode 17:

BREAKING: Ellen Greenberg and BIG NEW Developments

Once again Nightshift breaks down the Ellen Greenberg case.

On January 26, 2011, 27 year old Ellen Greenberg arrived home early from work. A first grade teacher, Ellen had an early dismissal as a snow storm was incoming. Soon after, her fiancé, Sam Goldberg, arrived home to their luxury Venice Lofts apartment. After a brief workout in the on site gym, Sam went back upstairs to find his door locked. When Ellen wouldn’t respond nor open the door, Sam says he forcibly entered. There, he found Ellen lying in the kitchen. Blood had pooled around her and a 10 inch knife was sticking out of her chest.

After an initial homicide determination, a quiet meeting was held with two detectives, an attorney and the Medical Examiner. Soon after, the ME changed his report to a determination of SUICIDE. What?!

Three different Philadelphia medical examiners and pathologists reviewed the case and made determinations of homicide, but later would change to say suicide. WHAT?!

The family hired independent pathologists who all concluded HOMICIDE.

ELLEN WAS STABBED 20 TIMES. Her fiancé’s uncle was the JUDGE OF JUDGES.

The only thing her family has wanted was the manner of death to be changed. This weekend, 14 years later, wishes came true. Oh and the city?? Well they settled.

Tune in to this AMAZING update on Nightshift and listen to Andréa Up Late and Brian Sanders break it all down. Watch Nightshift on the Andréa Up Late YouTube channel live every Tuesday, follow on IG at Andréa Up Late, and listen wherever you stream podcasts.

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#ellengreenberg #samgoldberg #suicide #homicide #philadelphia #pennsylvania #medicalexaminer #joshshapiro #investigations #crimesceneanalysis #stabbing #domesticvoilence #cerylwecht #autopsy #breakingnews