HeyJaredYou're Killing Me
You’re Killing Me is an Australian true crime podcast that tells the country’s most haunting cases with depth, accuracy and storytelling that puts you inside the moment.Hosted by Shawnee & Joel, each episode unfolds like a documentary you can hear — combining narrative…
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Ep 28: She Survived. He Served 8 Years and Killed Again. | The Mary Vincent Case — Lawrence Singleton | California True Crime 1978 (opens the original)
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Content warning: This episode contains discussion of sexual violence and extreme violence. September 29th, 1978. Central California. The valley south of San Francisco. A fifteen-year-old girl named Mary Vincent needed to get to Los Angeles. She'd been staying at her uncle's place in Berkeley, trying to get some ground back under her feet after a rough few months. She stuck out her thumb on Highway 5. A man in his fifties pulled over. He seemed normal enough. Said he could detour, drop her at the
Ep 27: The Unlocked Phone: A Road Worker Found a Mobile in the Street and Triggered One of the Most Disturbing Criminal Discoveries in Modern History | The Baksheev Cannibal Case (opens the original)
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September 11th, 2017. Krasnodar, southern Russia. A road crew worker is clearing a stretch of street when he finds a mobile phone lying on the ground. It's charged. There's no password. No lock screen. He looks at the photos. What he sees sets off one of the most gruesome criminal discoveries in modern Russian history. What police found when they traced that phone to an apartment in Krasnodar confirmed everything the photographs suggested — and then some. Dmitry Baksheev and his wife Natalia had
Ep 26: Nobody Saw a Thing: The Town Bully of Skidmore, Missouri Was Shot Dead in Broad Daylight in Front of 60 Witnesses — and Every Single One of Them Went Silent | Ken Rex McElroy (opens the original)
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Skidmore, Missouri. Population: 437. The kind of town where people leave their doors unlocked, everybody knows everybody's business, and grudges last generations. For over twenty years, one man had terrorised it completely. Accused of rape, arson, assault, cattle theft, child abuse. He had been charged again and again. He had walked free every single time. The legal system — the one designed to protect people exactly like the residents of Skidmore — had failed them, repeatedly, absolutely. His n
Ep 25: He Built a Submarine by Hand, Invited a Journalist Aboard, and Dismembered Her at Sea — The Peter Madsen and Kim Wall Case (opens the original)
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Pre-dawn. Copenhagen. The sound of helicopter rotors cutting through dark water. The Danish Coast Guard had been searching since before midnight. Three Navy vessels, working a grid pattern across Køge Bay. They were looking for a sixty-foot submarine that had gone down the previous evening and not come back. A lighthouse keeper spotted it first. A shape on the grey chop. Radio contact was made. Standing on the hull with both arms raised above his head was a man. He gave his name when asked. He w
Ep 24: Apartment 603: Ellen Greenberg Was Found Stabbed 20 Times in Her Locked Apartment — and the Coroner Called It Suicide | The Case That Won't Close (opens the original)
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January 26th, 2011. Philadelphia. A major blizzard is shutting the city down. A man returns from the gym to the apartment he shares with his fiancée. The door is latched from the inside. He knocks. No answer. He calls out. Nothing. After a few minutes he makes a decision and steps inside. Ellen Greenberg is on the kitchen floor, slumped against a cabinet. She is 27 years old. There is a ten-inch serrated knife in her chest. Ellen had been stabbed twenty times. Ten of those wounds were to the bac
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