Homocidal Tendency: A Queer True Crime Podcast

Hadden Clark was the "odd" neighbor everyone ignored—until the floorboards started talking.  A classically trained chef and paranoid schizophrenic , Clark didn't just kill; he processed. Using his professional butchery skills, he turned suburban Maryland into a private hunting ground, hiding a six-year-old girl in plain sight for 14 years.  From forced cross-dressing childhood traum...

Part 2 He was the most popular Santa in the city. Parents stood in line for hours just so their children could sit on his lap. But while Bruce McArthur was checking his 'Naughty or Nice' list, he was hiding a graveyard in the gardens of Toronto’s elite. ​How does a man hide eight murders in plain sight for nearly a decade? The answer isn't found in the shadows, but in the most trust...

Bruce McArthur didn’t just hide behind a mask; he hid behind a legend. While he was actively stalking and murdering men in Toronto’s Gay Village, he spent his winters as a Santa Claus at the Agincourt Mall. He wasn't a man in a costume; he was a man who had transformed himself into a symbol of ultimate trust. ​How does a man become a pillar of his community while simultaneously becoming its g...

​"He was a balding, overweight pizza delivery driver who walked with a cane and lived with his sister. To the locals, he was 'Miss Moped,' a pathetic wannabe drag queen obsessed with Patti LaBelle. But behind the closed doors of his Bayou Blue trailer, Ronald Dominique was something else entirely. This is the story of The Bayou Strangler —the man who murdered 23 men over a decade wh...