Tyler Onder

Nights End, Shades Drawn, Dawns Reckoning

True Crime EN ↓ 2 episodes

A meticulously researched true crime podcast exploring the unsolved Midwest axe murders of the early 1910s. Each episode examines the victims, the evidence, and the eerie possibility that these cases are all connected. Featuring in-depth interviews with leading authorities, this series brings new insight to one of the most chilling and overlooked chapters in American criminal history.

Author

Tyler Onder

Category

True Crime

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Latest episode

Jul 29, 2025

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Episodes

Episode 2: The Villisca Axe Murders - Part II 29.07.2025

In the second installment of our deep dive into the Midwest Axe Murders of the 1910s, we continue to tell the story of the most infamous case among the string of unsolved and possibly linked cases; Villisca, Iowa. The first half of this episode is a monologue covering the earliest suspects in the immediate aftermath of the killings, the sensational accusations brought forth by private detective Ja...

Episode 1: The Villisca Axe Murders – Part I 31.03.2025

On June 10, 1912, the quiet town of Villisca, Iowa awoke to a scene of unimaginable horror: eight people—including six members of the Moore family and two young houseguests—were found brutally murdered in their beds. Over a century later, the case remains unsolved. In the first half of this episode, we walk through the events of that night in a detailed, immersive monologue. In the second half, I’...

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