Sisters 'N' Crime

This week Kate talks about an ongoing investigation into the disappearance of Lauren Spierer. She was a sophomore at the University of Indiana when she disappeared from campus after going out with her friends the night before. We have our own theories of what happened that night, but what do you think?

If you know anything at all about what happened to Lauren Spierer please reach out to Bloomington Police Dept - [email protected] or call 812-339-4477

Or the Indiana University police at 812-855-4111

Crimestoppers (317) 262 – 8477

Or if you would like to send a tip anonymously Send anonymous tips to:

Find Lauren

P.O. Box 1226

Bloomington, IN 47402

It's been a LONG 2 weeks since our last episode! This week, Sarah is talking about a serial sniper who terrorized the backroads of Ohio. He ended up pleading guilty to five counts of murder in Ohio and was sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole for 165 years on July 12, 1993. Tune in to hear about the eccentric fantasies Tom made up in his head about himself and his psychological state during the killings - it's a doozy!

This week Kate dives into the story of the mysterious death of Dorothy Jane Scott who disappeared in May 1980 after receiving many alarming phone calls from an unknown man. Her remains would be found 4 years after her disappearance. Her killer is yet to be found & Kate comes up with a couple of different theories as to who he might be. So, who do you think killed Dorothy?

Sarah is recovering from being sick but that isn't stopping her from telling you the story of Matthew Hoffman who made headlines as “Killer Stuffed His House With Leaves, Kept Kidnapped Girl on Bed of Leaves.” Matthew held a 13-year-old girl hostage after killing her family and stuffing their dismembered bodies in a hollow tree, tune in to see if justice was served and how his case unfolded.

Paul John Knowles was a Florida native who committed his first murder at the age of 19. Known as the Casanova killer, some have claimed he’s worse than bundy. He was tied to the deaths of 20 people in 1974 but had claimed to have taken 35 lives. It's been stated that “Knowles had the coldest eyes. He could see right through you. He had no qualms about killing.” Listen to Sarah dive into the story about the Casanova killer

On this episode, Kate talks about a sensless murder that happened on July 18th, 1957. Amish farmer Paul Coblentz was shot and killed in his house after a long day tending to his 150 acre farm. The men who had killed Paul had sexually harassed his wife, Dora, just to steal $5 from Paul's wallet. Tune in to find out the fate of the men who performed this senseless murder.

We are talking about one of Philadelphia’s most baffling crimes that continues to stump police for the past 60 years. Its about a little boy who was found in the woods wrapped in a plaid blanket in a bassinet box in February of 1957. Police went through extreme measures to identify the young boy, but have had no luck. 

Those with information regarding the identity of America's Unknown Child are asked to contact the Homicide Division of the Philadelphia Police Department at 215-686-3334. Tips can also be called into the Philadelphia County Medical Examiner’s Office at either 215-685-7445 or 215-685-7458.

Here is your Instagram poll-voted episode! Randy Kraft is known as the Scorecard Killer, the Southern California Strangler, and the Freeway Killer. He is believed to have killed a total of 67 male victims between the ages of 13 and 35. However, he was only charged and convicted of 16 of these homicides. Many of his victims were members of the US Marine Corps and most of their bodies were found to have high levels of both alcohol and tranquilizers.

Liberty German, 14 and Abigail Williams, 13 decided to go hiking on their day off from school on February 13th, 2017 near the Monon High Bridge, a part of the historic trails in Delphi. When Libby's dad arrived to pick them up and the girls didnt show, panic started. A search took place to only find the girl's bodies lifeless. A snapchat photo of a man and a short audio clip was released to the public, but those seem to be the biggest leads since that day in 2017.

Police continue to chase down the many leads still coming in daily.

If you saw or know anything at all do not be afraid to reach out. You are encouraged to dial the tip line

Tip Line: (844) 459-5786

Indiana State Police: (800) 382-7537

Carroll County Sheriff: (765) 564-2413

e-Mail: [email protected]