On Christmas night 2008, a man dressed as Santa Claus knocked on the door of a family gathering in Covina, California. What followed was one of the most horrifying Christmas crimes in American history.

Armed with a homemade flamethrower and guns hidden inside a Santa suit, Bruce Pardo turned a joyful celebration into a scene of unimaginable terror. Nine people were killed, a house was burned to the ground, and the true horror unfolded only after the fire was extinguished.

In this true crime documentary, we break down the complete timeline of the Covina Christmas Massacre — from the motive behind the attack to how Santa became a symbol of death that night.

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The Vampire of Düsseldorf is one of the most disturbing cases in true crime history.

This complete documentary tells the full story of Peter Kürten — from his violent childhood and early warning signs to the brutal killing spree that terrorized Düsseldorf in the late 1920s. Random attacks, an obsession with blood, and a complete lack of remorse left police struggling to stop a killer who seemed to strike without pattern.

In this episode, we examine how Kürten evaded authorities, how the investigation finally closed in on him, and why his case changed the way criminal psychology was studied in Germany. Even after his execution, the horror did not end — his severed head was preserved and is still kept in a museum as a chilling reminder of the mind behind the crimes.

This documentary focuses on facts, psychology, and historical context, without glorification — exploring not just what Peter Kürten did, but why his case still fascinates criminologists nearly a century later.

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Ted Bundy was one of the most charming and terrifying serial killers in American history.

Behind the smile was a manipulative predator who hid in plain sight for years. This documentary covers Bundy’s early life, his crimes, his escapes, the nationwide manhunt, and the shocking truth behind the murders that shocked the world.

In this podcast, we break down:

• Bundy’s childhood, personality, and psychology

• His timeline of murders and attempted murders

• How he manipulated victims with charm

• His escapes, arrests, and courtroom behavior

• Investigators’ notes, interviews, and victim stories

• The truth behind the “perfect disguise” that fooled America

This is the complete story of Ted Bundy, told with real evidence, real victim accounts, and detailed investigation timeline.

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A quiet boy with a twisted secret… a family home hiding horrors… and a trail of crimes that shook Japan forever.

In this episode, we dive deep into the disturbing world of Tsutomu Miyazaki, one of Japan’s most chilling killers.

But this isn’t just another true-crime retelling — it’s an unfiltered psychological breakdown of how an ordinary-looking man transformed into a monster.

From his troubled early life, strange obsessions, and socially isolated childhood… to the shocking crimes, the victims’ heartbreaking stories, and the cryptic letters that left investigators terrified — this documentary uncovers every dark layer.

If you think you know the Miyazaki case, you don’t.

Because here, we’re revealing the details that documentaries avoid — the hidden triggers, the eerie habits, and the moments that finally led to his capture.

Warning: This episode is intense, emotional, and impossible to pause.

Press play only if you’re ready for a deep dive into a mind unlike any other.

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Long before Hollywood imagined monsters, one lived in the heart of Wisconsin.This episode of Unrecorded Files dives into the disturbing world of Ed Gein — the lonely farmer whose crimes of grave-robbing and murder inspired some of the most terrifying characters in film history: Norman Bates, Leatherface, and Buffalo Bill.Through psychological insights, historical records, and chilling details, we uncover how a single man’s madness shaped an entire generation of horror.🎙️ Written and narrated by Ashish PariyaniA true-crime documentary by Unrecorded Files — exploring the dark origins of American horror.🔪 Listen. Remember. And question what’s real…

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