On this episode of Kill Smarter…. We look at Randy Steven Kraft, the Scorecard Killer. From 1971 to 1983 Randy Kraft murdered young men along California’s highways. Often mutilating them and taking pictures, Randy also gave them some interesting names. Aaron and Jay go a little dark digging into the details of how they would Kill Smarter. Tune in for some interesting talk. Make sure to follow us on Social Media: Twitter: @killsmarterpod Instagram: @killsmarterpod Youtube: @KillSmarterPod Facebook: @KillSmarterPod Remember if you are a victim of a crime or would like to donate to those victims in need please visit: www.victimsofcrime.org. The National Center of Victims of Crime will help you find local resources through the tip line and advocacy programs.

On this episode of Kill Smarter…. We look at Scottish serial killer and necrophile, Dennis Nilsen. Between 1978 to 1983 he terrorized young men in the Muswell Hill area of London. Bad plumbing, tire fires, and some light cuddling Nilsen made some interesting mistakes. There’s a lot to dissect in how we would Kill Smarter. Make sure to follow us on Social Media: Twitter: @killsmarterpod Instagram: @killsmarterpod Youtube: @KillSmarterPod Facebook: @KillSmarterPod Remember if you are a victim of a crime or would like to donate to those victims in need please visit: www.victimsofcrime.org. The National Center of Victims of Crime will help you find local resources through the tip line and advocacy programs.

On this episode of Kill Smarter…. We look at Nancy Hazel, better known as Nannie Doss or the Giggling Granny. Nancy admitted to killing eight people between 1927 and 1955, including four husbands, her mother, sister, and grandson. Only charged and convicted of one of the crimes, she was still sentenced to life in prison. How would we Kill Smarter? Tune in to find out. Make sure to follow us on Social Media: Twitter: @killsmarterpod Instagram: @killsmarterpod Youtube: @KillSmarterPod Facebook: @KillSmarterPod Remember if you are a victim of a crime or would like to donate to those victims in need please visit: www.victimsofcrime.org. The National Center of Victims of Crime will help you find local resources through the tip line and advocacy programs.