In 1995, a series of motiveless killings in North Wales's rugged coastline left the community terrified. Peter Moore, a hardware store owner and cinema manager, was linked to the crimes, revealing a decades-long sadistic obsession.
Wolfgang Schmidt, later known as Beate Schmidt, a transgender German serial killer, murdered five women and an infant between 1986 and 1992. His crimes led to his arrest and conviction in 1993.
A knife attack killed a teenage gang member in Edwardian Manchester. Decades later, a man was shot at his friend's wake, victim of another gang murder. Manchester's gang culture spans over a century. Gary examines the Scuttles, a historic gang causing fear, while Martin investigates the Gooch Gang, linked to 25 murders active until recently.
Steven Grieveson, known as the "Sunderland Strangler," murdered four teenage boys before his capture. The investigation into his motive remains unsolved.
Angel Maturino Reséndiz, known as The Railroad Killer, was a Mexican serial killer suspected in 23 murders across the U.S. and Mexico during the 1990s. He remained one of the most wanted criminals for over a decade.
A documentary examines the crimes of notorious serial killers including Jeffrey Dahmer, Ted Bundy, Andrei Chikatilo, and others, analyzing their murders and debating who committed the most heinous acts in modern history.
Karol Kot, known as the Vampire of Krakow, was a Polish serial killer who targeted victims ranging from children to the elderly, showcasing his varied selection of prey. His crimes led to an extensive investigation into his killing spree.
The Hair In Hand Killer, a sadistic fetishist and double murderer, evaded capture for nearly 20 years, committing crimes across multiple countries. His elusiveness complicated international investigations, spanning decades before law enforcement finally apprehended him.
The Maksim Gelman stabbing spree in New York City, New York, United States, occurred from February 11 to 12, 2011, leading to four fatalities and five injuries over a 28-hour period.
Three episodes examine serial killer duos: Fred and Rose West, Charles Ng and Leonard Lake, and John Duffy and David Mulcahy. The series explores their crimes, victims, and the investigation into their activities, raising questions about their comparative culpability.
A true crime podcast invites listeners to solve cold cases as lead detectives, featuring timestamps for episodes. Listeners engage with case details to unravel mysteries through investigative analysis.
A victim's testimony helped the FBI resolve a six-month investigation into the abductions, rapes, and murders of 10 Florida women. Forensic evidence linked a suspect to the 1993 kidnapping of Polly Klaas. Vincent Gigante, a crime boss, was convicted despite his eccentric behavior. A highway patrolman was suspected in a rape and murder case, while cleanliness at a crime scene in Alaska provided evidence of sexual assault and murder.