TSK is the podcast dedicated to exploring the serial killer phenomenon. Who the killers were, what t
In this 3rd series of Charles Manson we discuss the chilling court defense that portrayed Charles Ma
In February 1951, sixteen-year-old Manson embarked on another escape, this time with two c
Come with me to explore Charles Manson, the notorious Manson Family and their leader. It begins with
Step into the shadows of Kansas City with our latest podcast episode, as we uncover the chilling sag
After a brief encounter, she followed him to a grimy rented room where they had sex. What transpired
In March 1989, Rifkin made a life-altering decision to kill, targeting a young woman named Susie fro
The stench hit them first in the cluttered garage. A wheelbarrow overflowed with a crimson tide – hu
In this gripping episode of The Serial Killer Podcast we dive into the chilling tale of Gerard John
The torture the girls were subjected to have been difficult to ascertain. The details probably fit w
The 27th of September, 1972. A date etched in blood on the Florida calendar. Georgia Jessup, a wisp
He took pleasure in the kill, not the bounty it provided. Songbirds, their sweet melodies silenced w
Fair warning, the content is graphic and disturbing. I quote: “She was expecting dinner but instead
She worked the gag from her mouth and began to chew on the knot. The rope left little coarse hairs i
In the subterfuge of this turbulent environment, a prolific monster operated right under the noses o
Only two souls managed to escape the deadly clutches of the Briley brothers, this time Linwood and A
Imagine if you will, dear listener, an anonymous-looking apartment house on Barton Avenue, Richmond,
Lavrenti Pavlovich Beria was a Georgian, like Stalin, who called him ‘my Himmler’. Involved in revol
Brandishing a menacing knife, he binds the child securely with rope he brought with him. After the c
A darker facet of his childhood, less publicly disclosed but equally crucial in understanding this i
Buono returned to his office and told Cindy Hudspeth that it was time to close up his shop now but t
