Criminal/Cryptid

Look at us being consistent. Go us. In this week's episode, Dev tells the tale of the infuriating abduction of Denise Huskins while Katie drops the deets on the Dullahan; an Irish legend which is the inspiration for the modern concept of the Headless Horseman. TW: SA

Did you think we stopped forever? Nope, just procrastinating. This week, Katie goes over the disappearance of Carlee Russell and Dev gives us the deets on the Devil's Tramping Ground, located in North Carolina

This week, Katie goes over the survivor story of Lisa McVey and Dev explains why you shouldn't take rocks from Hawaiian lands.

Katie tells the story of Willem Van Eijke of Holland and Dev shares the french origins of the supposed werewolf and a chicken with some strange features.

Dev tells the tragic story of Ursula Herrmann, a victim of a kidnapping gone wrong. At the same time, Katie stacks up Belgian and French folklore with three strange creatures and their tales. Follow us on Twitter & Instagram @Crime_Cryptid

This week, Katie dives into the tragedy of the Stalag Luft III great prison escape and Dev makes a tribute to Robbie Coltrane, In honor of his recent death, with the origins of a creature from JK Rowling's Fantastical Beasts series. Criminal/Cryptid finally has social media. Follow Instagram and Twitter @crime_cryptid

Dev talks about the series of events leading to the re0opening of the Göhrde Forest murders, and Katie talks about the elusive Czech cryptid, the "Springman".

Officially back to recording, Katie gives the details of the German cold case, The Hinterkaifeck murders , and Dev gets into the many forms of the Changeling.

(Recorded 6/4/2022) Pre-Hiatus Katie and Dev talk about Australia's first female "life-without-parole" criminal, Katherine Knight , and the elusive Igopogo cryptid.

We're Back! Recorded on 6/2/22, Katie and Dev talk about the crime that inspired the Hulu series, Candy, and Ohio's very own Frog Men.

In this episode, Dev talks about the damning case of Diane Downs, and Katie gives the history of sea serpents and their origins.

This week, Katie tells the tale of East-Texas killer, Jerry Walter McFadden , and Dev follows up with the Washington legend of Batsquatch.

Katie delves into the gruesome Hollywood Ripper and Dev discusses the odd Illinois-based Enfield Horror .

In this week's episode, Katie dives into the infamous Mothman and Dev discusses the strange case of the "Morris and Morris" murders

In the first episode, Dev tells us about the Boo Hag from Gullah culture and Katie discusses the infamous "Daddy hurt Mommy" case of Bonnie Haim.