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Welcome to The Cat Black Podcast – where shadows whisper and history's darkest tales come to life. Join us as we delve into the eerie and the enigmatic, exploring the chilling stories that lurk beneath the surface of our past.
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The Car in the Canal: Canada’s Shafia Family Murders (opens the original)
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In June 2009 , four members of an Afghan-Canadian family were found dead inside a Nissan Sentra submerged in a canal near Kingston, Ontario. What initially appeared to be a tragic accident soon became a murder investigation after police concluded that the deaths had been deliberately staged. Two hosts examine the established facts surrounding Zainab Shafia, 19; Sahar Shafia, 17; Geeti Shafia, 13; and Rona Amir Mohammad , the father’s first wife, who was in her early fifties. The family had immig
The Snowtown Murders: Inside Australia’s Bodies in the Barrels Case (opens the original)
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Between 1992 and 1999 , eleven people were murdered in South Australia. Their remains were eventually discovered inside barrels stored in a disused bank vault in the small town of Snowtown , exposing a disturbing network built around violence, fear and psychological influence. Two hosts examine the established facts of the killings, the 1999 discovery, and the relationships among the central figures. John Bunting was identified by the prosecution as the dominant organizer, while Robert Wagner wa
28 People Were Killed—The Brabant Killers Were Never Caught (opens the original)
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Between 1982 and 1985 , Belgium was terrorized by a series of heavily armed robberies and murders attributed to the group known as the Brabant Killers , or Nijvel Gang . Twenty-eight people were killed, including children, yet the perpetrators were never conclusively identified. Two hosts examine the established timeline of the attacks, the sudden supermarket raids, the use of powerful firearms, and the extraordinary level of violence compared with the relatively limited amounts of money stolen.
25 Years Unsolved: Inside Japan’s Setagaya Family Murders (opens the original)
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On the night of December 30–31, 2000 , four members of the Miyazawa family were murdered inside their home in Tokyo’s Setagaya Ward. The killer left behind an extraordinary amount of evidence—including fingerprints, blood, clothing, DNA, and biological material that helped investigators determine aspects of what he had eaten . More than 25 years later, however, his identity remains unknown. Two hosts examine the established facts and the extraordinary forensic trail. Investigators believe the of
He Left Football Practice and Vanished—32 Years Later, the Case Exploded Open (opens the original)
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On the evening of January 27, 1994 , 29-year-old biology researcher Didier Seignole left football practice in Lacropte, Dordogne, and never reached his parents’ home in La Douze. His blue Seat was later found near an abandoned farm, while witnesses reported seeing the vehicle stopped nearby. There were also reports of possible gunshots in the area. For years, the investigation produced few answers. Didier’s family continued pressing for information, and in 2023 the case was transferred to France
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