Episode 61
Rita Hester and the Murders of Black Transgender Women in America
In 1998, Rita Hester was murdered in her Boston apartment. Rita was active in the transgender community and her gruesome death inspired Transgender Remembrance Day—but her murderer is still out there. Paul and Billy...READ ON
Episode 60
Carrie Brown: An American Jack the Ripper Victim?
This week Billy and Paul travel to 1891 New York City to investigate the unsolved murder of Carrie Brown. While often tied to Jack The Ripper, no conclusive evidence has linked the two and the case that caused a media storm...READ ON
Episode 47
Murderers Let Loose During the Coronavirus
Prisons and jails in each state are letting inmates out. Some before trial. Some early release. The criteria vary as to who gets released based on which state we look at it. New York alone has released over 1400 inmates....READ ON
Episode 45
Can I Take Your Picture? Part 3
Over 20 killers have used the ruse of photography to entrap their victims. This week we continue our look into some of those killers. The first is our continued deep dive into The Dating Game Killer Rodney Alcala. The second is...READ ON
Episode 43
Can I Take Your Picture? Part 2
Over 20 killers have used the ruse of photography to entrap their victims. In the four part series "Can I Take Your Picture? Serial Killers with Cameras" Jensen and Holes: The Murder Squad are discussing five of them. Of those...READ ON
Episode 41
Can I Take Your Picture? Part 1
Over 20 killers have used the ruse of photography to entrap their victims. During the next four weeks, Jensen and Holes: The Murder Squad will be discussing five of them. Of those five, two will be from last season with updates....READ ON
Episode 21
Owl’s Head Park Man and the Girl with the Serpent Tattoo
Jennifer Cohen via FacebookJennifer Cohen via Facebook Owl's Head Park Man Case: 35-year-old Jennifer Cohen was last seen alive on surveillance camera at 2:45 AM on September 29, 2016. In the video she was with an unknown...READ ON
Episode 11
Israel Keyes
Israel Keyes was a serial killer no one was looking for. After Keyes was arrested in Texas on March 13, 2012, authorities began to unravel a web of crimes. Keyes admitted to several murders--but only two with known victims. He...READ ON