Death Row Diaries

Robert Rhoades was an BDSM freak and a generally depraved loser who made his long-haul truck into a mobile torcher chamber. He is one of the worst killers we have covered to date. For more content check out our Patreon page: Matt Ralston and William Noguera | creating Death Row Diaries | Patreon Also check out Bill's newsletter: William A. Noguera (campaign-archive.com)

Matt and Bill discuss the notorious case of the Springfield Three, who vanished into thin air in the town of Springfield, Missouri. Many suspects have been named in this case, but Bill has a different theory all together. Death Row Diaries is the only podcast hosted live from Death Row.

Matt and Bill discuss a notorious undercover prison bust, a situation where time was of the essence, and every second mattered when it came to extracting information from a deranged killer. Bill discusses how this situation mirrors some of his own experiences. Death Row Diaries is the only podcast hosted live from Death Row.

Jacob Oppenheimer was already a bad guy. But when he got to San Quentin State Prison, a switch in his head got thrown. He went from being your average goon to a bloodthirsty compulsive murderer. Why? Matt and Bill discuss. Death Row Diaries is the only podcast hosted live from Death Row.

Gordon Northcott was known as the Wineville Chicken Coop Killer, after a series of particularly gruesome murders. He was notable for carrying on an intimate relationship with his mother, and being one of the youngest people executed in California history.

They called Arthur Shawcross the Genessee River Killer. His peers called him fat and stupid. This guy did it all: Pathological liar, stolen valor, murdering children and women. He's dead now. This is his story.

Skylar Deleon is a complicated person. That's not to say he, or she, is interesting in any way. This case is pretty bizarre. Matt and Bill discuss the case of the child actor Power Ranger killer, and Bill's experience knowing them on Death Row.

Matt and Bill wish everyone a Merry Christmas, Happy Hannukah, and a fantastic New Year. We will be back better than ever after the Christmas holiday. Until then, enjoy this bonus episode as our gift to you. Bill Suff was an inmate of Bill Noguera on San Quentin's Death Row. He is one of the most depraved killers to ever live, and even beat up his own baby. Merry Christmas! Follow us on Instag...

Matt and Bill discuss the murders of two teenage girls, years apart, but just maybe the same killer.

In Part 3 Matt and Bill wrap up their coverage of the Barry and Honey Sherman case.

In Part 2, Matt and Bill discuss further details of the murder of Barry and Honey Sherman.

Questions about when a Canadian billionaire and his wife are found dead in their mansion. Matt and Bill discuss. Part 1 of 3.

Bill Noguera has more experience dealing with serial killers than anybody on earth, having spent decades on San Quentin's notorious Death Row. Bill gives advice on how to avoid serial killers and what to do if you are caught in their midst. This episode originally appeared on Patreon.

Matt and Bill wrap up their discussion on the Chicago Ripper Crew, and a dubious decision on the part of the state of Illionois to parole a documented cannibal.

In Part 1 of their discussion of the Chicago Ripper Crew, Matt and Bill discuss what could lead four losers to hang out together in a van, and then go on one of the most violent murder sprees in US history.

As the country's foremost expert on serial killers, Bill gives the listeners advice on what to do if you ever find yourself in the midst of one.

In Part 2 of the Keddie Camp murders, Matt and Bill discuss some fishy police work, and whether this case will ever be solved.

In Part 1, Matt and Bill break down the unsolved Keddie Murders, which took place in rural Northern California in 1981. Many smelled a coverup from day one, and the case remains unsolved.

Bill updates the listeners on the amenities of his new prison and discusses the status of his current prison term and a possible chance for parole.

Matt and Bill break down the unsolved case of the Oakland County Child Killer, who may have been responsible for a string of murders in Michigan. Will they catch him?

Matt and Bill discuss the West Mesa Murders, which took place on the outskirts of Albuquerque, New Mexico, in an area locals call The War Zone.

There's an old saying, it goes something like 'There's nothing scarier than a serial killer rapist, except maybe a German serial killer rapist.' Matt and Bill conclude their discussion of Paul Mueller.

Matt and Bill continue their discussion of Paul Mueller, the German farmhand suspected of killing several families.

Paul Mueller was a German immigrant and handyman suspected of several brutal murders across America a hundred years ago. Bill goes about dissecting the case, and what can be proven all these years later.

This guy was a real freak, a real life Buffalo Bill who flew under the radar for far too long. His prized posession was his "toy box," which was a soundproofed trailer where he would live out his dastardly fantasies.