True Crime & Knit

On today's episode, Jasmine from the Knitmore Girls podcast joins me as we cover the stories of Jacob Blake & Kyle Rittenhouse

usually in cases of large gatherings, there are equally large safety measures in place. Somehow, this week, these measures, to put it bluntly, broke, causing 9 deaths with more still fighting for their survival.

In a quiet farming community in scenic Fresno California, a dangerous cult that was hiding in plain sight, was suddenly in the middle of a child custody that ended in a tragedy that completely upturned the local community.

In downton Vancouver women were going missing. Meanwhile, outside of town, wild parties were being thrown at a pig farm by a multi millionaire. Today, we will discuss what these two stories have in common.

On a summer day in 1985, an entire family vanishes in Port Saint Lucie Florida. Later, in Savannah Georgia, a man is found with two gunshot wounds to the head and quite a story to tell.

Today, we will explore another case of missing and murdered african american women & girls that went untold for decades until only a few years ago.

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If you're a fan of true crime like I am, then you may already be aware that many unexplained deaths and disappearances take place in the wilderness. In today’s episode, Dark Canyon, a 3.5 mile hiking trail in Malibu california acts a type of bermuda triangle when it comes to missing persons cases. Today, we will explore the disappearance and death of Mitrice Richardson and in the next episode, we’ll discover how her fate may be tied into three other murders in the area. So grab your knitting or your vice of choice. My name is safiyyah talley and this is true crime and knit.

For the Season 1 Finale, I decided that I wanted to tell one of my most requested stories. You know, there is this thought hat serial killers are less likely to succeed in today’s world do to how far we’ve come with criminal profiling, dna analysists and general public awareness. And I think this is true as well. However, when you guys, the listeners, told me to cover the story of Canadian landscaper Bruce McArthur, I didn’t quite realize that this case is still unfolding as the recording of this podcast. So grab your knitting or your vice of choice and join me as we uncover the case of Bruce McArthur. My name is Safiyyah Talley and this is True Crime & Knit.

Today’s story is sometimes called one of the last great mysteries of the September 11th terrorist attacks. For years, no one knew what happened to Dr. Sneha Anne Phillip with the truth being obscured by media outlets, family members and even her own husband. So grab your knitting or vice of choice and join me, Safiyyah Talley, as we explore the disappearance of Sneha Anne Phillip.