Step into the noir-soaked nightmare of 1940s Los Angeles as Terror Bites dives deep into one of the most infamous unsolved murders in American history: the brutal killing of Elizabeth Short, better known to the world as The Black Dahlia.

In thisepisode, we peel back the glamorised facade of Old Hollywood to reveal the raw, bloody truth behind the legend. Elizabeth Short wasn’t just a murder victim, she became a symbol of media obsession, misogyny, and a city that devoured its young.

Found severed at the waist, drained of blood, and grotesquely posed in a vacant lot, Elizabeth’s body became the epicenter of one of the most sensationalized true crime cases of all time. The crime scene photos shocked even hardened detectives. The press turned her into a femme fatale caricature. And the LAPD? They failed spectacularly to bring anyone to justice.

We explore every chilling detail:

• The haunting condition of the crime scene
• The bizarre precision of the mutilation
• Why the killer may have been medically trained
• The long list of suspects, including the sinister and perverse Dr. George Hodel
• And how the media, the police, and the public helped turn a real young woman into a true crime myth

From police corruption to underground Hollywood secrets, and from conspiracy theories to spine-chilling real audio tapes, this episode isn’t just another retelling it’s a forensic deep-dive with dark humor, dramatic narrative, and the kind of unsanitised storytelling Terror Bites is known for.

We don’t hold back.

Perfect for fans of serial killer documentaries, unsolved murder podcasts, vintage true crime, and those obsessed with the seedy underbelly of 1940s Los Angeles.

Was the killer protected? Did Elizabeth know her murderer? And why is this case still unsolved over 75 years later?

Hit play, brace yourself, and remember:

Hollywood has always been good at one thing burying bodies and selling stories.

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Gerard Baden-Clay was the perfect husband… until he wasn’t. In this gripping Terror Bites episode, we unravel one of Australia’s most shocking and brutal domestic homicide cases the 2012 murder of Allison Baden-Clay in Brisbane. Beneath the polished image of a successful real estate agent and family man lurked a manipulative narcissist with a deadly secret. From the tangled web of lies, affairs, and financial ruin, to the disturbing forensic evidence and courtroom drama that stunned a nation this is the story of a woman betrayed, a family shattered, and a killer who almost got away with it.

Packed with gruesome detail, dark humor, and unflinching commentary, this episode dives deep into the psychology of a man who turned marriage into murder. Was it cold-blooded calculation or an act of desperation? Tune in to hear the full breakdown.

Perfect for fans of true crime, domestic homicide cases, and Australian criminal history.

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In this gripping episode of Terror Bites, we plunge into one of the most chilling true crime cases in British history — the horrifying story of Stephen Griffiths, a man who dubbed himself The Crossbow Cannibal. From his eerie obsession with serial killers to the gruesome murders of three women in Bradford, this is the tale of a self-styled executioner whose thirst for infamy left an entire nation stunned.

Griffiths wasn’t your typical killer. He was a PhD student by day, studying homicide and criminal behavior. But behind closed doors, he was orchestrating a real-life horror story. Between 2009 and 2010, Griffiths brutally murdered Susan Rushworth, Shelley Armitage, and Suzanne Blamires, all vulnerable women working as sex workers in West Yorkshire. He used a crossbow and other weapons in acts of unspeakable violence — recording some of the killings, dismembering bodies, and even claiming to have eaten parts of his victims.

What made this case especially disturbing was the cold calculation with which he operated, and the eerie calm he displayed on CCTV footage, caught dragging a body down a hallway like it was nothing more than trash. Griffiths didn’t run. He confessed. He wanted the world to know what he’d done.

In this episode, we explore:

• Griffiths’ twisted fascination with infamous serial killers like Peter Sutcliffe and Jeffrey Dahmer
• The red flags that were repeatedly missed by police, social workers, and mental health professionals
• How societal neglect of sex workers allowed a predator to go unnoticed until it was too late
• The role the media played in amplifying his notoriety — and the lasting scars on the Bradford community
• Why Griffiths’ actions and self-image reflect a dark, narcissistic hunger for control, domination, and legacy

With dark humor, stark detail, and no-fluff storytelling, this episode peels back the layers of a killer who didn’t just want to murder — he wanted an audience. We ask the uncomfortable questions about how this was allowed to happen, and we confront the uncomfortable reality that sometimes the monsters look just like us — until it’s too late.

If you’re a fan of true crime, serial killer psychology, criminal profiling, and unfiltered storytelling, this episode is not to be missed.

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In this gripping episode of Terror Bites, we unravel one of America’s most infamous true crime cases—The Murder of Laci Peterson. What began as a missing persons report on Christmas Eve 2002 quickly spiraled into a national media frenzy, revealing a chilling double life, a mistress, and the shocking betrayal of a woman by the man she trusted most.

Laci Peterson was 27 years old, eight months pregnant, and excited for her future. But her sudden disappearance from her Modesto, California home sent shockwaves through the nation. As search parties mobilized and her family pleaded for answers, her husband, Scott Peterson, played the grieving spouse on camera. Behind the scenes, however, Scott was calling his mistress, lying about being in Paris, and preparing for a life without his wife—or their unborn son, Conner.

In this true crime podcast episode, we dig deep into the timeline of Laci’s disappearance, the clues that didn’t add up, and the damning behavior that turned suspicion into certainty. From Scott’s bizarre calmness during televised interviews to the chilling discovery of Laci’s and Conner’s remains in the San Francisco Bay, every detail paints a picture more twisted than the last.

We explore the Scott Peterson trial, media influence, and public fascination with the case. Was Scott a cold-blooded killer who viewed fatherhood as a trap? Or a man wrongly convicted in the court of public opinion? We dissect the evidence, the defense, and the unforgettable verdict.

Expect dark humor, unfiltered commentary, and the uncomfortable truths behind a case that exposed the darkest side of a “perfect” marriage. This isn’t just about a murder—it’s about betrayal, manipulation, and a sociopath in a golf cap who thought he could outsmart grief.

Whether you’re a seasoned true crime addict or just discovering the twists of the Laci Peterson case, this episode delivers suspense, detail, and depth. We peel back the media frenzy and focus on the horror at its heart: a woman and her unborn son, discarded by the man who should’ve protected them.

Listen now to Perfect Husband, Perfect Lie: The Murder of Laci Peterson—a chilling descent into lies, murder, and the terrifying truth behind a picture-perfect facade.

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On March 15, 2019, New Zealand’s sense of peace was shattered in one of the most horrifying and globally significant acts of modern terrorism. “Live-Streamed Terror: The Christchurch Mosque Massacre” dives deep into the chilling true story behind the attack that left 51 people dead, dozens injured, and an entire world grappling with the terrifying intersection of hate, violence, and social media.

In this unflinching 40-minute episode of Terror Bites, we explore the events leading up to the Christchurch mosque shootings, where a white supremacist gunman stormed two mosques Al Noor Mosque and Linwood Islamic Centre—during Friday prayers, armed with military-style semi-automatic weapons and a twisted ideology fueled by online radicalization. But what made this mass shooting even more disturbing? He live-streamed the entire massacre on Facebook.

This episode takes listeners behind the headlines to examine:

• The timeline of the attack, beginning with the shooter’s methodical preparation and arrival at the first mosque.
• The gruesome details of the livestreamed violence and how it unfolded in real-time, horrifying viewers worldwide.
• The killer’s digital footprint, including his hate-filled 74-page manifesto and immersion in far-right internet communities.
• The role of social media platforms, algorithmic radicalization, and the viral spread of extremist content.
• The impact on survivors, the Muslim community in New Zealand, and families who lost loved ones in what should have been a place of peace.
• The swift legal and political response, including New Zealand’s historic gun law reforms, the international “Christchurch Call,” and the shooter’s life sentence without parole.
• The unanswered questions, haunting lessons, and how this massacre reshaped global conversations on terrorism, digital extremism, and hate speech online.

Delivered with a balance of raw storytelling and dark commentary, this Terror Bites episode blends hard facts with a critical lens on how modern terrorism is evolving in the age of livestreams, hashtags, and online notoriety. With chilling reenactments, bold narration, and hard-hitting analysis, we ask: What kind of world creates a terrorist who treats murder like a viral video? And more importantly—what are we doing to stop the next one?

Whether you’re a true crime addict, a researcher of radicalization, or someone trying to understand how the darkest corners of the internet can inspire real-world violence, this episode offers a no-holds-barred breakdown of one of the 21st century’s most disturbing mass killings.

This episode of Terror Bites doesn’t flinch. It holds a mirror up to the internet age and demands that we pay attention. Because in an era where clicks can kill, silence isn’t just dangerous—it’s complicit.

Listener Advisory:

This episode contains explicit descriptions of violence, terrorism, and hate speech. Listener discretion is strongly advised, particularly for younger audiences or those sensitive to discussions around mass violence and racial hatred.

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In this chilling episode of Terror Bites, we dive deep into the brutal 2015 murder of Irish father Jason Corbett in his North Carolina home. Bludgeoned to death with a baseball bat and a concrete brick, Jason’s killing sparked international headlines, courtroom chaos, and a shocking twist involving his wife Molly Martens and her ex-FBI father, Thomas Martens.

Was it really self-defense or a calculated plan to silence a man ready to take his kids and leave? We dissect the crime scene, the suspicious motives, the courtroom drama, and the controversial plea deal that sparked outrage.

This true crime episode is packed with disturbing details, dark humor, and dramatic storytelling that pulls no punches. Perfect for fans of gripping murder mysteries, real courtroom scandals, and twisted family secrets.

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In this gripping episode of Terror Bites, we unravel the chilling true crime story of Jill Meagher—an ABC journalist whose shocking 2012 abduction and murder by repeat offender Adrian Bayley shook Australia to its core. We dive deep into the timeline of her final hours, Bayley’s disturbing criminal history, and the public outrage that followed. With dark humour and sharp analysis, we explore how systemic failures in the parole system allowed a predator to walk free until it was far too late.

This episode is essential listening for true crime fans interested in justice reform, Australia’s most notorious murder cases, and how one woman’s tragic death changed national laws.

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In this unsettling episode of Terror Bites, we delve into the twisted world of Ronald Platt, a man whose obsession with decomposition led him to commit unspeakable acts. When police discovered his apartment, they found body parts in jars, preserved and cataloged like a sick science experiment. What began with grave robbing soon escalated into murder and the most chilling part? Ronald Platt wasn’t finished yet. His journals revealed a plan for more victims and it was only a matter of time before his dark fascination spiraled further.

Tune in for this gripping true crime tale of body parts, murder, and madness, and subscribe to Terror Bites for more stories from the darkest corners of true crime. New episodes drop every Thursday at 3:33 AM.

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In this harrowing episode of Terror Bites, we take you deep inside one of the most disturbing true crime cases in U.S. history—The Toolbox Murders. In 1979, serial killers Lawrence Bittaker and Roy Norris abducted, tortured, and murdered five teenage girls across Southern California, using everyday tools as instruments of horror. But it wasn’t just the crimes that shocked the nation—it was what came next.

We unpack the chilling courtroom drama that followed. From the haunting audio tape played in court to the eyewitness testimony from one of the killers himself, this trial was unlike anything the justice system had ever seen. With forensic evidence, psychological warfare, and a smiling killer on the stand, the case was a nightmare come to life and justice had to face it head-on.

This is more than a story of violence. It’s a look at evil, accountability, and a justice system pushed to its limit. If you’re drawn to true crime trials, serial killer psychology, and real-life horror, this episode will leave you shaken.

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