instead of every week. We still love doing the doing the podcast and can’t wait for future episodes. So if you wanna recommend any true crime cases, tweet us!!
Announcement: Hi friends! No new episode this week :( Sarah started college and there wasn’t enough time to record an episode but we will have a new episode next week. Also with the girls starting college and life becoming busy, we will have new episodes every other week
Breaking: A Sacramento County judge sentenced 74-year-old Joseph James DeAngelo Jr. to 26 life terms for killing 13 people and raping 50 in a series of break-ins that terrorized a state. https://t.co/2fYoKPMxKp
+ looking, and academically successful. The victims are typically seen leaving bars or parties drunk and alone. And the thing that tied everything together, was graffiti smiley faces were found near the victims when they were found. #murderpodcast#murderpsyche#smileyfacekiller
For this murder mystery Monday, I wanted to give you guys a sneak peak into our newest episode and get your thoughts on this theory - In 2008, two retired police officers, Kevin Gannon and Anthony Duarte presented a theory about drowning cases that took place from 1997 to as +
+ recent as 2017. Simply, the theory is approximately 40 cases from 11 different states in the midwest are all connected. Gannon and Duarte believe that there is a serial killer or a smiley face gang on the loose who is targeting white college-aged males who are athletic, good+
This episode is a little late but it’s still good none the less. Listen to our new episode to find about the murder of Zhang Miao. Link in bio #truecrime#murderpodcast#murderpsyche
For this week’s mystery Monday, I actually want to provide a tip that I think everyone should do/know. In most cases of missing person cases, it can take months for authorities to gain access of social media and bank accounts that hold information that could be vital to finding -
+ someone. So tip of the day: have a “if I go missing” notebook. In the notebook, write down the username and passwords to your social media accounts and bank account. Once you do that, hide the notebook in a place no one can find and only tell one person (that you trust with -