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Serial killer Richard Dorrough confessed to multiple murders in a chilling note.
Belinda Van Krevel is a subject of multiple crime documentaries, suggesting she may have been involved in crimes related to the 'Family Vendetta'.
Serial killer Douglas Perry is the subject of this episode, revealing his dual life and involvement in multiple homicides.
Bradford Bishop is a convicted serial killer, the focus of The Hunt With John Walsh documentary
Kevin Stoeser is a person who committed a crime, as indicated by his presence in 'The Hunt With John Walsh' documentary.
Randy Steidl is a convicted murderer for the 1993 killing of his girlfriend, Julie Ann Meredith.
Peter Dupas is identified as Australia's most depraved serial killer in the year 2024.
Bill Suff is identified as a killer, responsible for the murder of 12 women and his own 2-month old baby.
David Copeland is the convicted London Nail Bomber who carried out a series of attacks in London from March to April 1999, causing multiple casualties.
Amelia Dyer was a notorious female murderer who is known for strangling hundreds of newborn babies in the late 19th century.
Belgian convicted pedophile and serial killer, Marc Dutroux, is infamous for his role in the kidnapping, torture, and murder of several girls between 1995 and 1996.
Volker Eckert is a truck driver convicted of multiple murders across Europe in 2018.
Stuart Hazell is a person convicted for the murder of a six-year-old girl, known as the Killer in 'The Killer Crying In Plain Sight' documentary.
Greg Lynn is an Australian man convicted in connection with the deaths of campers Russell Hill and Carol Clay, who disappeared in Victoria’s High Country in 2020. A former airline pilot, Lynn became the focus of the investigation after inconsistencies were found in his version of events. During the trial, Lynn claimed the deaths were accidental, but prosecutors argued they were deliberate. The case gained widespread attention due to the remote setting and the prolonged search for answers, ultimately ending with his conviction.
Jessica Silva became known in Australia after killing her abusive partner in a case that drew national attention. The circumstances surrounding the killing involved allegations of prolonged domestic violence, coercive control, and fear for her safety and that of her family. Her case sparked widespread discussion about self-defense laws and how the justice system treats victims of abuse who commit violent acts. It remains a significant example in Australia of the complex intersection between domestic violence and criminal responsibility.
Patrick Kenniff was an Australian bushranger who gained notoriety in the late 19th century for violent crimes committed across Queensland. Alongside his brother, he engaged in cattle theft and evaded authorities in remote rural regions, building a reputation as a dangerous outlaw. His name became widely known following the murders of Constable George Doyle and station manager Albert Dahlke in 1902. After a large-scale manhunt, Kenniff was captured and brought to trial. Despite maintaining his innocence, he was convicted and sentenced to death. His execution marked one of the final chapters of Australia’s bushranger era, leaving behind a legacy tied to both outlaw folklore and brutal violence.
Fred West was a notorious British serial killer, responsible for the murder of at least 12 women and girls between 1967 and 1987.
Serial killer Todd Kohlhepp admitted to committing numerous crimes, including kidnapping and murder.
Chris Dawson is an Australian former schoolteacher and rugby league player who was convicted of murdering his wife, Lynette Dawson, who disappeared in 1982. For decades, he maintained that she had voluntarily left, but suspicions persisted due to inconsistencies in his account and his relationship with a teenage student. The case was revived decades later following investigative journalism and public interest, ultimately leading to his conviction in 2022. The court found that he killed his wife to pursue a relationship with his student, highlighting issues of manipulation, grooming, and abuse of power.