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Check out the siblings discuss The Candle Light Killer, Robert Liberty. Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Killing15Minutes Check out Humor Haunts and Homicide: https://www.humorhauntsandhomicide.com/ Robert Liberty, also known as the Candlelight Killer, was a serial killer who committed multiple murders in the 1960s. He had a history of mental illness and was initially found not guil...

The duo discuss the Werewolf Butcher and compare the theatrics of Jeffery Dahmer to Jack Spillman.'Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Killing15Minutes Follow The Redacted Podcast: https://theredactedpodcast.buzzsprout.com/ Jack Owen Spillman III, also known as the Werewolf Butcher, was an American serial killer from Spokane, Washington. He was convicted of the murders of Rita Hoffman,...

AJ and Sam go over the life and crimes of Christopher Wilder, the Beauty Queen Killer, The Snapshot Killer, suspected Wanda Beach murderer. Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Killing15Minutes Follow Bucket of Chum: https://www.bucketofchumpodcast.com/ Sharks of the Corn? Virus Shark? Cocaine Shark? Sharktopus? Yeah, those are all real movies. Join me, Steve Coates, as each week I take...

The conversation discusses the infamous Lizzie Borden case, exploring the details of the murders and the subsequent trial. The hosts present different theories and suspects, including Lizzie herself, her maid Bridget Sullivan, and other potential culprits. The conversation also touches on the use of morphine during the investigation and the questionable police work of the time. Ultimately, the hos...

Carla Faye Tucker was a woman who brutally murdered two people during a burglary. She had a troubled upbringing and was involved in drugs and prostitution from a young age. Tucker and her accomplice, Danny Garrett, broke into the apartment of Jerry Dean with the intention of stealing a motorcycle. A struggle ensued, and Tucker and Garrett beat Jerry Dean to death. They also killed Deborah Thornton...

From January 1974 to September of 75, an unknown subject nicknamed The Doodler murdered between six and sixteen men in San Francisco, California. The victims were white males who were stabbed in the front and back of their bodies. The unsub would sketch his victims before attacking them. The case remains unsolved, but there have been recent developments in DNA analysis and genetic genealogy. Check...

In this conversation, the hosts discuss the infamous Villisca Axe Murders that occurred in 1912. They explore the details of the case, including the brutal murder of the Moore family and their houseguests. The hosts discuss the possible suspects, including a traveling reverend, a state senator, and a potential serial killer. They also mention the book 'The Man from the Train' that explores the the...

The conversation discusses the case of the Ghosts of Highway 20, where multiple individuals disappeared or were victims of rape and murder along Highway 20 in Oregon from the late 70s to the early 90s. The main suspect in these cases was John Arthur Ackroyd, a highway mechanic with the Oregon Department of Transportation. The conversation explores specific cases related to Ackroyd and his crimes....

Derek Todd Lee, also known as the Baton Rouge serial killer, was responsible for the murders of at least seven women in the Baton Rouge area of Louisiana between 1992 and 2003. He was born on November 5th, 1968 in St. Francisville, Louisiana. Lee had a history of peeping Tom charges and aggravated assault. He targeted his victims by talking his way into their homes, often without forced entry. The...

Ivan Hill, also known as the 60 Freeway Killer, was an American serial killer who raped and murdered at least eight women in Los Angeles, California between 1986 and 1994. Hill had a troubled childhood, with an abusive father and a mother who survived being shot in the face. He turned to drugs and crime in his teens and became addicted. Hill was involved in several robberies and was eventually sen...

The siblings learn and discuss about the only known serial killer in Delaware. This episode explores the case of Steven Pennell, also known as the Route 40 Killer, who was Delaware's only known serial killer in modern history. The conversation covers the details of his murders, the investigation, and his trial. The episode concludes with a discussion on Pennell's decision to represent himself and...

Listen to the interview between Megan, AJ and Sam. Get down and dirty with information on Sam and AJ. Killing 15 Minutes is a true crime podcast hosted by Arthur Carey and scripted by Sam Rossi. They discuss various true crime cases, with a focus on unsolved mysteries and the cryptid and conspiracy side of true crime. The hosts have a casual and conversational style, often going off on tangents du...

The siblings discuss the mob and mob hitman Vincent Mad Dog Coll. Vincent 'Mad Dog' Call was an Irish American mob hitman in the 1920s and 30s in New York City. He started as a member of the street gang 'The Gophers' and later worked as an armed guard for Dutch Schultz's illegal beer delivery trucks. Call became involved in a war between Schultz and Lucky Luciano, and was eventually hired to murde...

AJ and Sam discussed the unsolved murders along Interstate 70. The conversation discusses the I-70 Strangler, an unidentified serial killer who targeted homosexual men in Indianapolis between 1981 and 1983. The FBI joined the investigation in 1983 and determined that two serial killers were operating at the same time. The conversation explores potential suspects, including Duncan Patterson, Larry...

AJ and Sam discuss Las Poquianchis a group of murdering sisters in Mexico. Las Pocanches, also known as the Gonzalez sisters, were four sisters from Guanajuato, Mexico, who ran a large-scale prostitution ring from 1950 to 1964. They were responsible for over 91 murders and are considered the most prolific murder partnership. The sisters were born in Jalisco, Mexico, and their father was a strict p...

Sam and AJ discuss the oldest unsolved case in Australia. And Sam's sober writing. The Wanda Beach Murders were the unsolved murders of Mary Ann Schmidt and Christine Scherrick at Wanda Beach near Cronulla in Sydney, Australia on January 11, 1965. The girls went to the beach with a group of siblings and friends, but they separated from the group and were later found dead in the sand hills. The cas...

Ahmed Surajee was an Indonesian serial killer who claimed to be a mystic healer. He believed that his deceased father commanded him to murder 70 women as part of a black magic ritual. Surajee worked as a dukun, a shaman, and his clients were often women seeking guidance or beauty enhancements. He would lure these women to a sugarcane field, bury them up to their waist, strangle them, and drink the...

AJ and Sam learn about the deaths of Don Henry and Kevin Ives. We discuss The Boys On The Tracks as they were known as. The conversation revolves around the unsolved murders of two boys, Don Henry and Kevin Ives, known as the 'Boys on the Track' case. The boys were found dead on a train track in 1987, and the official ruling of accidental death due to marijuana intoxication has been widely dispute...

AJ and Sam learn and discuss Edmund Kemper and his crimes. We discuss his mental illness and different points about his life. Edmund Kemper, also known as the Co-ed Killer, was a notorious serial killer in California during the 1970s. He exhibited antisocial behavior from a young age and had a troubled relationship with his parents, particularly his abusive mother. Kemper committed his first murde...

AJ and Sam learn and discuss Seisake Nakamura and his crimes. Seisaku Nakamura was a Japanese serial killer who was known as the Hamamatsu Deaf Killer. He was born deaf in 1924 and was treated poorly by his family, leading to him becoming a social misfit. He enjoyed films where men used swords to kill people, which may have influenced his crimes. Nakamura killed multiple women and family members b...

Ernst Wagner was a teacher who snapped on a village. Ernst August Wagner was a German teacher who went on a killing spree in 1913, killing 14 people. He had a troubled childhood, with his father dying when he was young and his mother being promiscuous. Wagner struggled with depression and suicidal thoughts, but managed to become a teacher. He had a history of erratic behavior, including an inciden...

Edward James Adams was a notorious American criminal and spree killer in the early 1900s. He was involved in bootlegging, robberies, and car theft. Adams formed his own gang and committed bank and train robberies in the Midwest during the Prohibition era. He escaped custody multiple times and was involved in several shootouts with law enforcement. Adams was ultimately killed by police after a fail...

Velma Barfield was an American serial killer who confessed to six murders but was convicted of one. She was the first woman executed by lethal injection. Barfield's life was marked by abusive relationships, drug abuse, and financial troubles. She targeted her victims by poisoning them with arsenic. Barfield became a devout Christian during her time on death row and spent her last days ministering...

Herb Baumeister was an American businessman and suspected serial killer. Herb Baumeister, an American businessman and suspected serial killer, is the focus of this conversation. Baumeister exhibited antisocial behavior from a young age and was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia and antisocial personality disorder. He drifted through jobs and had a troubled marriage. In 1994, human remains were...

Listen to the last part of what we remember and talk about new shows. In this conversation, the hosts discuss various serial killers and their crimes. They cover topics such as white-collar killers, the legalization of sex work, the motivations behind killings, and unsolved murder cases. The conversation is divided into three parts, with each part focusing on different killers and cases. Get bonus...