Once Upon A Crime | True Crime

In the conclusion of the Louise Peete story, the convicted murderess is released from prison and, before long, goes on to commit another violent crime.

I'm pleased to announce my new podcast "Let's Taco 'Bout True Crime"!  Each episode will feature me and a special guest host talking about what's new, hot and trending in true crime - in a fun and casual format.  First episode drops on February 19th! 

In this episode. I share a story about a particularly lethal woman who''s long criminal career saw her acquitted of a murder, sentenced to life for another and still released to continue her murderous ways. This is Part One of the case of Louise Peete. 

On this bonus episode I discuss the new movie "The Amityville Murders" with the director Daniel Farrands.  "The Amityville Murders" wil be released in theaters, streaming and on demand on February 8th. 

A man murders three innocent teens in 1966, is sentenced to death and is later released from prison to kill again.  This is the case of Kenneth Allen McDuff aka "The Broomstick Killer". 

A rare form of serial killer are Black Widows - women who kill their spouses and other family members - usually for financial gain. Even more rare are Black Widow Sisters.  This week I'll share two stories of sisters who set up murder syndicates for profit.  

In this episode of The Next Chapter I interview author Jesse Pollack about his book The Acid King that details a true crime case that happened in Northport, New York in the summer of 1984. 

Just a short announcement about January's release schedule.

A woman is discovered to have murdered two of her husbands and hiding their bodies in her yard.  

The heart of a man is darkness... No person, place or culture is immune to extreme violence.  Be prepared to take a journey, a tour of the world, where the most horrible atrocities have occurred.  Based on actual events, this immersive audio experience is the next level in true crime podcasts.  No terrifying details will be left unexplored.  Subscribe to Monstruo today at www.wondery.fm/upon. www.MonstruoPodcast.com 

In this episode of The Next Chapter I interview author Corey Mead about his book The Lost Pilots which details a fascinating true crime case from the 1920s.  

Introducing "Mind's Eye" the new fiction podcast from the Parcast network. Homicide detective Kate McClay is plagued with terrifying dreams and the only thing that can stop them is to catch a serial killer. www.parcast.com/Mind'sEye

As a special holiday episode Yolanda from Not Perfect or Functional Podcast aka my little sister returns! This time we discuss the ever-debated Darlie Routier case.  

On Christmas week 1992, a series of murders took place in Dayton, Ohio.  Some would call it a case of “thrill killing” others would point to juvenile delinquency, dysfunctional family issues or just plain bad kids.  The identified “ringleader” would fit none of these stereotypes and yet, made the decision to go on a murder spree that would shock his community.  

Three generations of one family are murdered on Christmas Eve, 2007 in Carnation, Washington.