Serialholic Sisters: True Crime Shit

This week Krystal covers…kind of a continuation of last week’s case, but not really. Tommy Lynn Sells is literally the worst. Not only is he a lying liar that loves lying, he’s the absolute worst kind of serial killer out there. He had no motive and no MO, and would kill anyone and everyone without thinking twice about it.

This week Samantha covers a gruesome quadruple homicide, the brutal murders of the Dardeen family. Even though a convicted serial killer claimed to have murdered this family, this chilling case remains unsolved.

This week Samantha covers the Mary Morris murders. This one is a real head scratcher…was it a crazy coincidence or the world’s worst hitman? Let us know what you think!

This week Krystal covers the biggest tool ever, the one and only Richard Ramirez. Ramirez terrorized California in the mid 80’s, and with no distinct MO to follow, no one was safe from his chaotic crime spree.

This week Krystal covers the torture and murder of Kelly-Anne Bates, and the shag monster that murdered her, James Patterson Smith. 45-year-old Smith groomed 17-year-old Kelly-Anne, eventually torturing and abusing her for over a straight month before tragically ending her life.

This week Samantha covers the gruesome torture and murder of Iana Kasain and her murderer, the entitled Hollywood producer and graphic novelist Blake Leibel. This case is gnarly, unprecedented, and completely heartbreaking.

This week Krystal tells us a love story. Okay, not really…this is a true crime podcast y’all. But if you were to ask Carl Tanzler, he would tell you this is a love story for the ages. In reality, this is the tragic life and death of Elena Hoyos.

This week Samantha covers the mysterious murder of Marilyn Sheppard. This case is is wild and has us questioning who murdered Marilyn? Was is her husband, a ghost, a hired window washer, or the mayor’s wife?

This week Krystal covers Andre Thomas. This one is infuriating… it’s another family murder case that could have been completely avoided by proper mental health treatment. Please, if you are or you see someone struggling, seek help.

This week Samantha covers two cases all wrapped in one, the Stayner brothers. One is a hero, the other is…the opposite of a hero, yet they both end up having tragic tales.

This week Krystal covers Andrea Yates. This case is truly horrific, and one of the most heavy/difficult to research that I’ve come across so far. It brings up the discussion of the importance of mental health care and made us hug our babies extra tight.

This week Samantha tells us all about John Joubert. This guy is a piece of work. With an IQ of 123 you would think he would know the difference between right and wrong, but he must be all book smarts and no common sense.

This week Krystal covers the disappearance and murder of Annie Le. Annie was a Yale student who was working on world changing research when she was tragically assaulted and murdered by this plonker, Raymond Clark III.

This week Samantha covers the strange death of Chuck Morgan, or as we like to call it, the Ozark/ National Treasure/Sopranos/Good Girls case. Was it suicide or murder? And who is Green Eyes?

This week Krystal tells us all about the British Jeffrey Dahmer, Dennis Nilsen. This one is rough guys, there’s a reason this guy got this nickname, even though he was arrested before Dahmer.

This week Samantha covers the Jamison family weird unsolved true crime murder possibly case. Her words, not mine. Seriously, we can’t figure out what happened here. Let us know your thoughts!

This week Krystal covers the murder of Susan Jordan and the piece of garbage that murdered her, Albert Greenwood Brown. Y’all. This is one of the most infuriating cases that I’ve ever covered.

This week Samantha covers one of the most vomitous weasels ever, Jeffrey Dahmer. This monster is well known as one of the most prolific serial killers of all time and committed so many horrendous unspeakable crimes.

This week Krystal covers Danny Rolling and the brutal Gainesville Ripper murders. This one gets pretty rough and is actually the real life case that the very first Scream movie was loosely based off of. Shoutout to our little bro for the great recommendation!

This week Samantha covers the tragic murder of punk rocker Mia Zapata. She and her band The Gits were just beginning to make a name for themselves in the rock world when her life was tragically ended.

Welcome to our Covid edition. That’s right, we both have Covid. So, what better way to spend our isolation than recording new episodes for y'all! This week Krystal covers the Kunz family murders, and we want to hear your thoughts on this one- is it solved or is there enough reason to believe it’s unsolved? It left us with so many questions!  https://www.podpage.com/murder-squared/about/

Settle in as Samantha covers the cold case turned warm case of the murder of Michelle Martinko…and we realize just how bad Krystal is at guessing a good ol’ fashioned whodunnit.

Happy New Year, y’all! May this year be better than the last! This week Krystal covers the kidnapping and murder of Polly Klaas and the piece of wet lettuce that was responsible, Richard Allen Davis. We want to punch this guy in the throat.

We hope everyone had a happy holiday! For episode 71 Samantha covers the mysterious unsolved disappearance of Tara Calico. Tell us your thoughts! What do you think happened to Tara?

With the holiday season upon us, we bring you one of our bonus episodes! Samantha covers the case of the most spoiled, entitled dumbass we have ever heard of! Please excuse the noise interruptions in this episode, Samantha's town apparently just couldn't cooperate with recording that day!