21: Joel Rifkin: What the Psychologist Discovered
Joel Rifkin confessed to the murders of 17 women in just three years—leaving their remains scattered across Long Island, New York City, and New Jersey.And for years, no one was looking for him.In this...
6 Mai 51min
20: BTK: The Identity Dennis Rader Built
“BTK” is one of the most recognizable names in true crime. But it’s also a name that Dennis Rader created.In this episode, I’m not just looking back at the investigation—I’m speaking to people who hav...
29 Apr 48min
19: Paul Bernardo: Where Does Responsibility Lie?
Paul Bernardo is one of the most notorious serial offenders in Canadian history. But this episode asks a different question: who was really responsible? Between 1987 and 1993, Bernardo committed a ser...
22 Apr 50min
18: The Times Square Killer: Reconstructing the Crimes — What His Conversations Reveal
Who is the Times Square Killer—and how many people did Richard Cottingham actually kill?In this episode of UNMARKED, we reconstruct the timeline of Cottingham’s crimes across New York and New Jersey—t...
15 Apr 42min
17: Jeffery Dahmer: Breaking Down the Confession
In 1992, I wrote to the Milwaukee Police Department and asked for the Jeffrey Dahmer case files. Weeks later, they mailed me his full confession.In this episode of UNMARKED, I go inside Jeffrey Dahmer...
8 Apr 44min
16: Ted Bundy: We Know What He Did. But Where Did It Start?
Ted Bundy didn’t begin with murder. Long before the headlines, before the trials, before the mythology took hold, there were patterns—behaviours that escalated, fractures that widened, and warning sig...
1 Apr 46min
15: Danny Rolling: The Making of the Gainesville Ripper
Danny Rolling’s murders in Gainesville shocked the country. But they didn’t begin there. In this episode, I travel to Florida to investigate the Gainesville Ripper — speaking with journalists, authors...
25 Mar 37min
14: The Manson Family: Finding the Followers of Charles Manson
In the final year of his life, I spoke with Charles Manson on the phone multiple times. Those conversations became the foundation of a decade-long investigation into the people who once called themsel...
18 Mar 44min
