In the Season Two finale, I cover the unsolved murder of Karina Holmer, a Swedish Au Pair who was killed after disappearing from a nightclub in Boston in 1996. Many people speculate that it was her employers that had something to do with her murder, and though there were other suspects, her killer is still unknown. Was she killed by her employers? A possible serial killer who was beheading people around the same time? Or was it a completely random person? 

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On May 27th, 1995, Harvard student Sinedu Tadesse stabbed her roommate Trang Phuong Ho 45 times before she hung herself in their bathroom. Many believe that Harvard had plenty of warning signs of Sinedu's deteriorating mental health and never stepped in. But are they really to blame for what happened? 

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In this episode, I have Steph on as a guest host and we talk all about the various cryptids in Massachusetts and whether or not they might be real. Everything from the Gloucester Sea Serpent to the Black Flash of Provincetown. And we share some funny stories along the way. 

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Between 1995 and 1998, Alfred Gaynor was responsible for the murder of 9 women in Springfield, MA, yet he remains relatively unknown because despite the fact that he's a serial killer, they are all drug-related crimes. In this episode I look into his victims and some of the disturbing details of the murders. 

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The Bridgewater Triangle is Massachusetts own paranormal vortex complete with cryptids, UFO sightings, satanic murders, hitchhiking ghosts, and more. I discuss some of the real true crime cases there and also some of the well-known weird happenings within the bounds of the Triangle. Is the land possibly cursed? 

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In 1988 to 1989 eleven women went missing and 9 were found murdered on the side of the highways outside of New Bedford, MA. All of them seemed to have been possibly strangled to death. The killer was never found though there are a few interesting suspects who could be responsible. Or was it a transient killer who may never be found? 

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Starting in the mid 1800s, state-run mental facilities started caring for patients all across Massachusetts. What started with the intent to help 'cure' people turned into an overcrowded nightmare where patients were experimented on, abused, and neglected. In this episode I talk about a number of institutions and the history there, like how Paul A. Dever School was a former WWII POW camp and the grisly murder of Anne Marie Davee at Metropolitan State Hospital. 

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In this episode, I look into the history of the Hoosac Tunnel which came to be on known as the Bloody Pit because so many men died building it. The tunnel took 24 years to complete and claimed almost 200 lives, the stories of the hauntings there going back to the late 1800s. Was the project to build the tunnel through the mountain actually cursed?

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In this episode I talk about the legends and stories behind Spider Gates Cemetery, one of the allegedly most creepy cemeteries in Massachusetts. Maybe it's because of the satanic sacrifices, murders, or the fact that it's considered the 8th Gate to Hell. And what if there are other such gates across Massachusetts?

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Welcome to season 2 of Wicked Crime! In the first episode of this semi-spooky season I talk about one of the most notorious unsolved cases in Massachusetts history: the axe murders of Andrew and Abby Borden. I discuss the details of the case and whether or not Lizzie Borden could have been guilty. And how her old house is now considered a paranormal hotspot.

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