Lance Barton and Dewayne Stafford

Let’s Talk About Killers

With an ongoing collection of almost 10,000 personal letters and art, and hundreds of hours of phone calls from over 200 serial killers and dozens of notorious non-serial killers, we bring inside stories to true crime lovers. Join us for exclusive content and armchair analysis of the most dangerous people in America.

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Lance Barton and Dewayne Stafford

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True Crime

Último episodio

28 de dic. de 2025

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S1 E2 - Daniel Siebert and a Profile of Serial Killers by a Prolific Serial Killer 28.12.2025

In this episode we dive deep into the story of Daniel Siebert, a prolific serial killer who believed he had created a more useful profile of the killer mind. We also explain the rules of killer correspondence and the advantages of establishing a deeper relationship with killers. === Join us for more killer talk: YouTube: @letstalkaboutkillers Facebook: @letstalkaboutkillers Instagram: @letstalkabo...

S1 E1 - Contact WIth Killers and The Story of Joe Son 27.11.2025

In this episode we explain the ongoing collection of almost 10,000 personal letters and art, and hundreds of hours of phone calls, from over 200 serial killers and dozens of notorious non-serial killers. We delve into the story of Joe Son, a strange, violent, rapist and killer, made famous with a role in the film Austin Powers. We also share part one of the story of how the show came to be. === Jo...

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