Killing 15 Minutes

Between 1909 and 1914, an unknown serial killer known as the Atlanta Ripper murdered at least 15 women in Atlanta. The victims were all dark-skinned, in their early 20s, and described as good-looking and neatly dressed. The killer used a knife or sharp object to commit the murders and would mutilate the bodies after death. The case remains unsolved, with no conclusive proof that the murders were c...

It's not unbelievable that a Sacramento landlady would kill. Dorothea Puente ran a boarding house in the '80s, and killed a total of nine tenants to get their benefits checks. Lovely. Almost informative and somewhat comical, we can guarantee it's under 15 minutes or less, or your podcast is free! Dorothea Puente, also known as the Death House Lady, was a serial killer who operated in Sacramento, C...

Officially the first episode recorded in the batch, you can almost hear the roughest of edges with Sam's scripts and A.J.'s unknowing just what he's getting into with Peter Kurten, the Monster of Dusseldorf, who terrorized Dusseldolf in the early 1900s. Almost informative and criminally silly, we can guarantee it's under 15 minutes or less, or your podcast is free! Peter Kurten, also known as the...

It's time to cover something a little closer to home! Well, close as in a couple hours away. Sam and A.J. take aim at The Alphabet Murders of Rochester, New York, when 3 young girls were murdered in in the 1970s. Almost informative and somewhat comical, we can guarantee it's under 15 minutes or less, or your podcast is free! The conversation discusses the unsolved murders of three young girls in R...

In the inaugural episode (complete with growing pains), Sam and A.J. cover the Yorkshire Ripper, Peter Sutcliffe, an English serial killer active from 1975 to 1980. Almost informative and somewhat comical, we can guarantee it's under 15 minutes or less, or your podcast is free! Hosted by A.J. CareyWritten/Researched/Hosted by Sam RossiThank you, Retro Static Radio, for helping produce this silly p...