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In this week’s episode, Grace and Olivia, discuss the unsolved murder of “The Boy in the Box.” The young boy was found naked and battered off the side of a road in Fox Chase, Philadelphia more than 63 years ago. Who could he possibly be? And how did he end up there? Joining the duo is Twitch streamer, @icmephit. Follow us on Instagram @murderessrowpod
In this week’s episode, Grace and Olivia discuss the murder of Florida State University professor Dan Markel. The law professor was sitting in his car one morning when he was brutally shot twice in the head. He had no enemies and was loved by all who knew him. Who could have possibly done it? Follow us on Instagram @murderessrowpod
Happy 2021! This is our second miscellaneous episode, and today we talk about topics ranging from the Titanic to spider webs. And as you may have noticed, we changed our name! Listen until the end to find out why. Like always, you can follow us on Instagram @murderessrowpod.
Today we take a look at the life of Rosalie Duthé, also known as “The First Dumb Blonde.” We also discuss the new Zodiac cipher that was recently cracked. We hope you enjoy and wish you all a happy holiday! Follow us on Instagram @murderessrowpod
This week we discuss the Zodiac Killer and his killing spree across Northern California during the late 1960s to early 1970s. He took five innocent lives, yet is still on the loose! On top of the nearly one-hour episode, joining Grace and Olivia is special guest, Ashley.
This week we discuss the case of 15-year-old Laurie Show, who was murdered by three of her classmates in 1991. We have an Instagram page! Follow us @murderessrowpod.
This week we discuss the disappearance and murder of Carol Ann Park, or as she was known to the media, the Lady in the Lake. Park was missing for 21 years before her body was discovered, and the killer was lurking right under everyone's noses.
Our first episode is about the murder of 9-year-old Jeanne Van Calck. The little girl was brutally killed in her home town of Brussels, Belgium in 1906, and her murder is still unsolved!
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