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The Zodiac Killer and the Santa Rosa Hitchhiker murders shook California—but justice never came. This week, we investigate two of the most infamous unidentified killers in American history. First, the Zodiac Killer’s reign of terror throughout the Bay Area in the late 1960s. Then, the chilling case of the Santa Rosa Hitchhiker Murders—where a predator stalked young women for years without ever being caught.

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They died decades apart—but neither case was ever solved. This week, we investigate two chilling unsolved murders. In 1968, the Robison family was gunned down at their Michigan lake house—one suspect emerged, but no one was ever charged. In 2006, Frauke Liebs vanished after a night out in Germany. Her final phone call still haunts investigators.

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Watch Her Cook is a weekly podcast dedicated to showcasing the stories of women throughout history who have shattered the glass ceiling on the expectations of what women "should" be. From inventors and activists to outlaws and criminal masterminds, Watch Her Cook is an ode to women everywhere who proved their capabilities far surpass domestic duties and changed the world in groundbreaking ways, and sometimes, in chilling ones. 

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They built empires of blood, betrayal, and cash—until it all came crashing down. This week, we’re diving into two of the most infamous mob murders in American history. First, Sam Giancana: the Chicago kingpin who helped JFK win the presidency. Then, Bugsy Siegel: the flashy mobster who brought Vegas to life—and got sniped through his window in return.

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Crime House proudly presents Murder in the Media, our first-ever true crime audiobook. Told through the lens of five heart-pounding murder cases, this thrilling audiobook traces the evolving – and sometimes insidious – role the media has had in shaping true crime storytelling. Dive into five iconic cases, including the twisted crimes of serial killer H.H. Holmes, the scandalous Hollywood murder of William Desmond Taylor, the infamous Clutter Family slaying, the terrifying Tylenol murder mystery, and the disappearance that captivated America: Chandra Levy. How much has media coverage shaped the crimes we remember—and why?

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They were trapped. And the world was watching. This week, we revisit two high-stakes hostage situations: the 1977 Dutch train hijacking that ended in gunfire and the long and quiet suffering of American professor Thomas Sutherland, held for six years in a Beirut cell.

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One bomb shattered a city. The other shook the entire nation. This week, we revisit two terrifying attacks: the Oklahoma City bombing that led to Timothy McVeigh’s conviction, and the 1919 anarchist mail bombings that ignited fear in America’s highest offices. Both were meant to spark rebellion—but neither ended the way their bombers planned.

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Can love drive someone to kill? In this week’s episode, we explore two unforgettable crimes of passion: the infamous "Killer Clown" murder in Florida and the unsolved 1902 slaying of Rose Harsent in the English countryside. Sometimes, the people closest to you are the ones you should fear most.

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They lived fast, loved hard—and killed without mercy. This week, we investigate two deadly duos. In 1934, Bonnie and Clyde’s two-year crime spree ended in a hail of bullets. Decades later, in 2002, Erika and Benjamin Sifrit turned a beach vacation into a brutal double murder. When love and crime collide, no one is safe.

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They were born in the spotlight—and haunted by it forever. From the 1932 kidnapping of Charles Lindbergh’s son to the 1990 shooting inside Marlon Brando’s home, this week's cases reveal the dark side of fame.

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They were brothers by birth and criminals by choice—leaving behind a legacy of murder, mayhem, and betrayal. This week, we're diving into two of the most infamous sibling crime duos in history. In 1911, the McNamara brothers bombed the Los Angeles Times, killing 21 people in the name of labor justice. Decades later, the Kray twins turned London’s underworld into their personal playground—until their empire collapsed in a storm of violence, paranoia, and betrayal.

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What do Anne Boleyn and the Romanov children have in common? They were both royal… and they were both executed. This week, we investigate two of the most infamous royal murders in history. First, the rise and fall of England’s Queen Anne Boleyn. And later, the 2008 discovery of the last Romanov children’s remains, solving a century-old mystery.

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Crime House has a new original show, “Clues.” Every Wednesday, join hosts Morgan Absher and Kaelyn Moore as they take you deep into the world of the most notorious crimes ever — where a single clue can crack a case wide open. From shocking murders to serial killers, Clues dives into all the forensic details and brilliant sleuthing of the world's most infamous cases. 

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During the week of April 21st, 1962, 14-year-old Graham Young fatally poisoned his stepmother. And while she was his first victim, she wasn’t his last.

During the same week in 1991, a pediatric nurse named Beverley Allitt murdered a 15-month-old baby with a fatal dose of the sedative lignocaine. The infant was Beverley’s fourth and final victim after she spent months targeting her own patients.

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During the week of April 14th, 1973, 24-year-old serial killer Edmund Kemper, known as the Co-Ed Killer, brutally murdered his own mother in California. By then, Ed had already killed six young women in Santa Cruz.

During the same week in 1992, Russian serial killer Andrei Chikatilo went on trial. But it was too little too late for his victim’s loved ones. Because by then, Chikatilo had been terrorizing the Russian city of Rostov on Don for years, killing over 50 innocent people.

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During the week of April 7th, 2009, 19-year-old Abduwali Muse and three fellow bandits hijacked a ship off the coast of Somalia. They kidnapped its captain, Richard Phillips, setting off a legendary showdown.

During the same week in 1881, 21-year-old cattle rustler, horse thief, and murderer known as Billy the Kid was sentenced to death. But his story was far from over. Today, Billy the Kid remains a Wild West legend.

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Crime House has a new original show, "Killer Minds." Every Monday and Thursday, dive into the dark, twisted minds of the world's most notorious serial killers and murderers. "Killer Minds" combines gripping true crime storytelling with psychological analysis from a licensed forensic psychologist. Join hosts Vanessa Richardson and Dr. Tristin Engels every Monday and Thursday. Search "Killer Minds" now and follow our new show!

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During the week of April 1, 1984, soul-singing sensation Marvin Gaye was shot and killed. After a lifetime of tension, Marvin and his father got into a heated argument that ended with the singer’s murder.

The same week in 1995, music superstar Selena Quintanilla was gunned down at the age of 23. Her killer was the president of Selena’s own fan club.

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During the week of March 24th, 1971, notorious cult leader Charles Manson was sentenced to death for orchestrating the vicious attacks known as the Manson Family Murders. Driven by delusional beliefs and his manipulation of vulnerable followers, Manson’s crimes shocked the world and cemented his place in true crime history.

That same week in 1997, authorities learned about the mass suicide of the Heavens Gate cult. Led by a man named Marshall Applewhite, the Heaven's Gate cult members believed their souls would ascend to a spaceship trailing the Hale-Bopp comet.

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During the week of March 17th, a young man robbed a bank in Nashville -- dressed as a Leprechaun. The bizarre holdup, followed by a deadly car chase, made headlines across the country.

And that same week in 1831, another infamous bank heist occurred when two men stole millions from a bank in Manhattan.Their heist has been called the first bank robbery in U.S. history.

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