Shadows Of Crimes

Shadows Of Crimes

By Emily R. FraustTrue Crime
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Shadows Of Crimes episodes

  • Episode 50

    This episode follows the story of past serial killer cases I have covered with new information. 

    15 min
  • Robert Yale Shulman

    A postal worker whose fate was sealed by a murder charge. His brother was originally the main suspect, although as more evidence was uncovered, it became clear that Robert Shulman was behind the New York killing spree. 

    11 min
  • Michael Bruce Ross

    The Roadside Strangler was a man with a college degree who grew up with three siblings and two parents on a chicken farm. His life seemed modest enough until you uncover the true details behind The Egg Man. 

    9 min
  • John J. Joubert

    John Joubert grew up in a troubled household. Moved twice at an early age. Became a social outcast then bully. Eventually, he became a murderer who killed boys walking alone and died in the electric chair because of it. 

    12 min
  • Mark Edward Gardner

    A man possessed by demons who killed in at least two states and robbed in at least two states (only one being the same). Finding many details of Mark Gardner's crimes was difficult, although this episode lists the facts I could uncover. 

    8 min
  • Carl Eugene Watts

    The Sunday Morning Slasher tormented and murdered young women (and at least one teenager) in Texas, Michigan, and possibly Canada. Carl Watts had trials in two states, but only one sentenced him for murder. His victim count could be as high as 100, although only 14 known killings were needed to catch a death penalty. 

    13 min
  • Danny Rolling

    Multiple students of Florida universities were murdered by the Gainesville Ripper. Most of the victims were stabbed in the back and carefully posed before being left for unfortunate individuals to find. 

    14 min
  • Anthony Edward Sowell

    The Cleveland Strangler kidnapped, raped, hit, tied up, gagged, and murdered multiple women. Anthony Sowell seemed to enjoy harming women, but his reliant charm could not appeal the death sentence. He died of an unnamed illness earlier this year (ten years after his trial). 

    12 min
  • Richard Chase

    Do you lock your doors at night? What about while you're home during the day? The simple task of turning the lock would have saved multiple lives taken by The Vampire of Sacramento. Even a psychopath with schizophrenia and a craving for blood understood the meaning of a locked door. 

    16 min
  • Michel Fournirer

    Virgin Hunter died in a prison hospital 5 days ago. You can listen to Michel Paul Fournirer's murder charges and other details of his life here. 

    6 min

About Shadows Of Crimes

From the publisher's feed

Crimes leave behind a fear in those who hear about them. Those fears become shadows waiting to jump out at a new listener. They will emerge here into the tales that give you chills in the night.