Hi, friends! In today's episode, I'll walk you through the case of Richard Speck, a mass murderer who murdered eight nurses in a South Chicago dormitory one by one. How did the 9th nurse student manage to getaway? 

Hi, friends! In today's episode, I'd like to discuss the case of Ed Gein, a serial killer best known as the Butcher of Plainfield in Wisconsin, United States.  Obsession with his mother and graves? Ed Gein got his inspiration from famous movies/films you might've watched, such as The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Silence of the Lambs. What do you guys think about this case?  Enjoy!

On March 26th, 1991, five lads went missing while searching for salamander eggs at Mount Waryong.

In a region called Fukushima, Japan, a young man's body was found frozen in a sewage pipe near a female dormitory. 

I'll be talking about "Lady Eom," South Korea's first psychopath in today's episode.

Today’s episode were talking about the notorious H.H. Holmes and his weird murder castle!  You book a room at a hotel, thinking it’s going to be like any normal hotel visit. But after check in, unexpected things occur. Many stairways and labyrinthine halls lead nowhere. Vault filled with gas. Several empty apartment rooms.  Dissecting table in the basement.  Why did H.H Holmes design this castle/hotel to be confusing?

Giulia Tofana was one of the deadliest Italian female serial killers in history. Giulia Tofana killed hundreds of men in the 16th century in Italy. She turned her makeup empire into a poison factory by selling her famous potion called Aqua Tofana. Do you think Giulia Tofana's actions were acceptable in light of the difficult conditions that Italian women faced at the time? Do you think the reason behind her not having any surviving portraits was because of Damnatio Memoriae? 

When a horror film classic inspires teen killers?  Hi friends, my name is Nasra, and on today's mini-episode, I'll be covering the tragic case of Cassie Jo Stoddart.  LINKS: http://www.parkaman.com/transcripts-tapes-stoddart-murder/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXRYxhN_Rg0 Lost For Life Documentary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PkQj1ILcxhY&t=0s

On today's episode, I'll be covering Part two of Dorothea Puente, commonly known as the "Black Widow of Sacramento."

In today's episode, we're covering the solved crime case of Paulette Gebara Farah. A four-year-old girl who was reported missing from her house in Mexico City on March 22, 2010. Family turned to the media for assistance.  She disappeared for 9 days, but it's the area where she was discovered that's bizarre; normally, that's the first place someone looks. Discovery video (GRAPHIC): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YG7ktc0asw&t=0s