True Crime BnB

Episode 16 has Beth presenting Architect Mayhem Installment 4: the story of Vitaly Kaloyev, a Russian Architect who was in a no-win situation and still managed to make it worse. Bailey tries to save the day with the saga of Christy Martin, an amazing woman who beat all the odds to reach a zen moment in her life and find happiness. We stumbled into an organic shout-out to Live Laugh Murder, a reall...

Episode 15! Can you believe it?? This week, Bailey brings us the story of Canadian teenager Brittney Gargol, who went out for an evening, and never came home. Beth explains how ten-year-old Krystal Surles brought down a previously-undetected monster. Also, we hope you will check out our fellow podcasters, Brad and Denise, who are the sweet and dedicated hosts of World's True Crime Podcast. You can...

Episode 14 starts off with Beth's narrative of people who committed horrible acts, were sent to prison, and are now free in the world to do whatever they want. They might even live in YOUR neighborhood. Bailey saves the day with an amazing story of the badass Lasley sisters, how they fought for their own lives, and how they're helping others, too. Welcome back to our Crime Family, we're always gla...

Episode 13: This week, Bailey takes us along on a decades-long mystery into who was Lori Ruff? And Beth brings our week back up with a bunch of crazy cats who saved people's lives! Welcome back, Crime Family, you have made it back for another week, let's do this! ✌️ 💗🐱

Welcome back, Crime Family! In our second bonus episode, hear Bailey tell about the eye-opening murder of Cara Knott and her surprising attacker. Also Beth has six uplifting stories that are still hard to hear. We will see you again on Friday, with seriously heroic feline friends!

Oh, we know. You, our beloved Crime Family, have heard of Sam Sheppard. You probably know the story. Welllll, did you know he had a second...career? Or that he killed someone...just...not his wife? Also, Bailey has some information that hits her close to home, and we know you're going to be surprised! Second story: Bystander Syndrome is a real thing. A really awful thing. But there are dozens of h...

Welcome back to Episode 11! In this episode, Beth will tell you about the woman in the small Englewood neighborhood who was 'claimed' by two serial killers who were preying on that neighborhood at the same time. And then Bailey brings us the story of the Tiede family, and how one of the family found superhuman strength to do the impossible. Thanks for sharing your time with us, it means so much th...

Welcome back to the BnB, where we have your places set and we hope you feel at home! Bailey first breaks our hearts with the terrible story of Holly Bobo, who was working hard to finish college and marry her sweetheart, and was viciously stolen from her loved ones, for no reason at all. Beth shares the third edition of Architect Mayhem, but the Architect this time isn't the murderer! This is the s...

The Eastland Ferry Disaster had a higher loss of life than the Titanic, but many people haven't ever heard of it. Bailey will tell you about the poor decision-making that led to this nightmare, and why the Titanic is so much better known today. Beth will bring you the story of Madelyn Allen's Kik date gone terribly wrong. This is why you need to share your locations, everyone!! Be safe out there!

Today we're releasing our first 'Just One B,' where we only have a single story, and guess what? It's a bonus episode! Hear Beth share the story of Wayne Nance, the serial killer an awful lot of people have never heard of....except for his final, failed attack. There are unusually numerous Puss intrusions into this episode, so grab some cat treats, and let's roll! Oh, and beware the Ides of March,...

Welcome back to the BnB! In this episode, Bailey explains the mysterious and frustrating case of Rebecca Zahau, who ended up in a situation that her family doesn't believe was correctly interpreted. And neither do we. Also, Beth brings you the story of a woman who decided to take her life back after the worst kind of betrayal. She didn't give up: a good lesson for us all.

Episode 7 is Bailey's heartbreaking telling of what happened to Tim McLean, who just wanted to get home to see family and enjoy a week off work. Unfortunately, his bus trip across Canada didn't take him where he was trying to go. Also, Beth tells of a bizarre series of failed home invasions that took place within a week in California. Plus: some true stories of Beth's radio contest moment in the s...

Episode 6 has brought us another installment of Architect Mayhem, where Beth talks about the murder of Joanna Yeates by Architect Vincent Tabak. And.... errrrmmmmm.... for some reason, Beth decided to call him Victor Tabak throughout this episode. But since he's a killer, I guess we will just say oopsie and he will have to just deal with it. But to those who caught the error, our apologies are to...

In this episode, Bailey brings us to Brazil where the beautiful and brilliant Tatiane Spitzner just can't save herself from her jealous, raging husband, and a San Francisco grandmother has had enough with a punk who attacked elderly people in the street. Plus, five creepy facts that you might wish you didn't know.

Bailey tells how detectives who wouldn't give up used DNA to solve a 65 year old double homicide, and Beth shares a story about a stalker who should have quit while he was ahead, and some tips on what to do if someone is stalking you! Plus: Ikea cacti, and why it only takes one rogue eagle to ruin it for everyone. Episode Resources: Contact the Stalking Victim Resource Center at: https://victimsof...

Architects are just regular people...so they can be awful humans just like anyone else! Hear the stories of Graham Dwyer, who victimized a fragile woman in Ireland, and also that of Gene Atkins, who got wrapped up in his own drama and took a bunch of people hostage in California. Plus a fun fact that isn't horrific, unlike the one from last week. ;-)

In the second episode, Bailey tells the story of the invasion of the Pan Family home, and Beth tells five vignettes of attackers who got the worst end of the encounters.