Monsters Who Murder: Serial Killer Confessions

We continue our look into the death of an icon - but what was the real cause of death?

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In this episode, we are examining the sudden death of Marilyn Monroe on Saturday August 4, 1962.

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This week we are examining the mental retardation and lobotomy of Rosemary Kennedy.

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This week we are examining the premature deaths of several family members.

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In this episode, we are examining the numerous plane crashes that have taken the lives of Kennedy family members.

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The story of JFK's family and his assassination.

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The trial of Nikolas Cruz and the aftermath.

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This episode we continue with our investigation into the mind and crimes of Stoneman Douglas High school shooter Nikolas Cruz, including testimony from his trial.

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The Stanford project, Napoleon and Josephine, Vladimir Putin, AR15s and Swastikas. This week’s episode on Nikolas Cruz delves into very unusual topics as we see a very different person to the one we met at the beginning of this case.

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It is 8:40pm on February 14, 2018 and Nikolas Cruz remains in a hospital gown and handcuffed to the floor of an interrogation room at Broward Sherriff’s office in Florida.

This is what happens next

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It is late evening on February 14, 2018 nineteen year old Nikolas Cruz has been in custody for many hours following the mass shooting of staff and students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. He has been in the interrogation room for 75 minutes speaking to John Curcio, a Detective from Broward Sheriffs office

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See how the investigator gets Cruz to start talking during the police interview.

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In this episode the police interview with Cruz begins

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The shooting in the 1200 block had stopped. Cruz dumped his guns and had run from the building.

Mixing in with the fleeing students he had easily slipped away.

Now we go back and look at the lead-up to the shooting

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On 14 February 2018 former student Nikolas Cruz went back to his old school and opened fire.

Here is the timeline video we talk about in the episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3eKX00rhQpQ

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Thirty-year-old Katrina Vetrano was last seen running along a road near her home as she headed towards a park in Queens. CCTV footage shows her in full stride in the warmth of the afternoon sun. Little did she know this was some of her last minutes of life.

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In India, a female is raped every twenty minutes, but one case almost tore a country apart.

On December 16, 2012 twenty-three-year-old physiotherapist student Jyoti Singh and her friend Awindra Pratap Pandey began their evening watching the recently released Life of Pi. The two-hour internationally revered film that starred mainly Indian actors was to be the final moments of happiness in Jyoti’s life. Little could she foresee the 84 minutes of hell she was about to endure.

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Amy Carlson called herself 'Mother God' and was leader of the 'Love has Won' cult. This week we follow her journey and bizarre death.

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On April 19, 1995, a little before 9am, ex-soldier Timothy McVeigh parked a Ryder rental truck outside of the Alfred-P Murrah Federal building in Oklahoma City. Inside the truck was a crude yet lethal bomb made from fertilizer, and diesel petrol. McVeigh locked the truck and walked away. Moments later, at 9:02 the truck exploded, tearing the front of the building apart, killing 168 people, including 19 children and injuring hundreds more.

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This case takes a dramatic twist when accused killer Sarah Boone is shown video of Jorge Torres Jr suffocating inside a suitcase.

Video taken by her on her phone.

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Jorge Torres Jr died inside a suitcase during a game of hide-and-seek.

But was his death a tragic accident or murder at the hands of his girlfriend - Sarah Boone?

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William Jones, high on meth, breaks into a home and takes a young father hostage. What happens next is beyond belief.

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The police get their confession from the 15-year-old killer but get ready for the twist you won't see coming.

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We're back for a brand new season!

This week: A diary holds the truth about the horrific act of a 15-year-old girl.

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The police know she faked her own kidnapping, but will she admit it?

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A kidnap victim's story comes undone when investigators discover new evidence that reveals the shocking truth.

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What happened to baby Charlette? Did she die of natural causes or was she killed by her very own mother?

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Her fiance is dead and she is the prime suspect. But did Hephzibah Olivia Lord kill the man she loved?

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Part 2 of our profile on Grant Hardin as he undergoes police interrogation over an alleged shooting

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An Ex-Police Chief is suspected of murder in cold blood. Can he beat the Detective trying to force out a confession?

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This is the shocking story of what happened when an invalid called 911 when her house was on fire.

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We heard the 911 call, watched as police arrive and now we will see the police interview. Will Cox's story hold up under pressure?

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We heard the 911 call, watched as police arrive and now we will see the police interview. Will Cox's story hold up under pressure?

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In this episode we are examining the murders by Alex Cox and his own subsequent murder. This episode is just one thread of a much larger web that we will attempt to untangle as more details come to pass and over coming seasons.

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A new season of MWM is just around the corner but here is an episode of the Cold Coase Collection with JUDGE ROB we've been working on for our Patreon subscribers.

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We started this season at the moment police turned up to investigate a missing persons case and now we finish in the courtroom as Chris Watts is sentenced.

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See the moments leading up to the arrest of Chris Watts as charges are finally laid against him for the murder of his wife and children

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This is part 6 of our psychological profile on Chris Watts

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This is episode 5 of our psychological profile on Chris Watts

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In Part 4 in our psychological profile of Chris Watts we examine the police interview.

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This week we examine the TV interviews Watts did whilst his wife and children were still missing. We will be using the raw footage and not the neatly edited versions.

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Chris Watts murdered his pregnant wife Shanann and their two young daughters, four year old Bella and three year old Celeste on August 13, 2018.

We finished last week with Watts, officer Cunard and the next door neighbour watching security camera footage, now watch as Watts fights for his freedom.

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This is the most requested case we've ever received.

Chris Watts murdered his pregnant wife Shanann and their two young daughters, four-year-old Bella and three-year-old Celeste on August 13, 2018.

Shanann was reported missing by a friend, Nickole, who was one of the last people to see her alive.

After she failed to respond to text messages, Nickole had gone to the family home and there was no response. She then rang Chris who came home from work.

She also called Police who were there when Chris arrived.

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In this episode we continue our psychological profile on Fidel Lopez.

On 20 September 2015 twenty-four year old Fidel Lopez called 911 from his Miami apartment asking for help for his partner, 31year old Maria Nemeth -- whom he said he had found unconscious.

When Police arrived his claims quickly fell apart... a glass screen door had been smashed, there were punched holes in the wall and blood throughout the apartment.

Worse, Maria's intestines were strewn throughout.

We left off with Lopez trying to minimise his involvement with his girlfriend's death, but Police aren't buying it.

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There are few cases that really bring that sense of horror as this case does.

At 3:39am on September 20, 2015, twenty-four year old Fidel Lopez called 911 from his Miami apartment asking for help for his partner, 31year old Maria Nemeth whom he said he had found unconscious.

You will see how investigators draw a confession out of him.

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On May 23, 2014 Elliot Rodger murdered six people and injured a further 14 near the campus of the University of California in Santa Barbara. 

Before he went on his killing spree, however, he recorded weeks of video diary entries and a manifesto that stretched to 141 pages where he described that all of his suffering was at the hands of humanity. 

And he was out for revenge.

In our news section:

 - Fears a serial killer is on the loose in St. Louis 

 - Police are seeking to keep a serial sex offender jailed over one of Sydney's most infamous crimes behind bars.

 - An inquest into the death of Peter Sutcliffe, the Yorkshire ripper has confirmed his cause of death.

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This is part two of our look into the I-10 freeway shootings, which took place between August 29 and September 16, 2015.

Phoenix Arizona was a state in fear after several cars were struck by bullets. Investigators believed they had found the man behind the shootings -- twenty-one-year-old Leslie Merritt.

He was arrested and the following day, police announced that Merritt's gun had been matched to four of the eleven shootings.

They charged him with 15 criminal charges linked to the shootings.

In our news section:

- Sledgehammer serial killer crushed skulls of six strangers he lured off street in terrifying 17-day rampage 

- William Tyrrell’s foster parents hit out at claims of new suspect

- Female serial killer in China sentenced to death after two decades on the run

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When police took Leslie Merritt in for questioning over the i-10 shootings they believed the police interview would be easy.

But Merritt had other plans...

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After the emotional rollercoaster of last week, we have a big change of pace and invite viewers to ASK US ANYTHING.

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*WARNING* This is a very emotional episode where we focus on a compelling emergency call.

This is a call where every decision made can be the difference between life and death.

At 4:38 am on August 24, 2019, 47-year-old Debbie Stevens had headed out in her SUV to deliver papers, finding her usual route blocked by rising waters, she tried a different way and found herself bogged in another flooded area. She rings 911, begging for help, Donna Reneau answers the call. 

What happens next is shocking in the extreme...

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 - Two serial killers win a legal battle to keep their privacy during parole hearings in Canada.

 - Regina Kaye Arthurell has lost a plea not to wear a tracking anklet as part of her parole conditions.

 - And we look at the fallout from the interrogation of Ryan Waller, the profile we brought you last episode

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In our last episode, we started watching the police interrogation of Ryan Waller.

Waller immediately became the main suspect in the death of his girlfriend -- twenty-one-year-old Heather Quan.

Quan's family had asked police to check on their daughter after she had failed to show up for Christmas celebrations.

This interrogation ends in a way no one saw coming... and changed the case completely.

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On 23 December 2006 twenty-one-year-old Heather Quan spent the day with her boyfriend Ryan Waller.

Christmas was two days away and the pair wanted to spend the holiday season together. Yet when Heather didn't return home for Christmas, and neither she nor her boyfriend answered the phone when her family rung, police were sent to their home late that evening to check on them.

When police entered, Heather was dead on the lounge. She had been shot. Ryan was conscious but he refused to explain what had happened. Ryan Waller was arrested on the spot. His clothes, still spattered with blood were taken as evidence and he was left in the back of a police car for 6 hours before his interrogation eventually began.

In our news section:

 - A new serial killer in Georgia?

 - The 'Dating Game Killer' has passed away aged 77

 - Memories Of A Murderer: The Nilsen Tapes

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The gripping conclusion to the interrogation of Jennifer Pan as she finally admits her guilt. 

But there's a surprising twist at the very end!

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This week we continue with the interrogation of Jennifer Pan. She employed a high school friend and several people who for $100,000 would rob the Pan family and kill her parents.

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Our psychological profile is on Jennifer Pan - who was convicted in 2010 for hiring killers to kill her parents.

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 - Two children have a shootout with police in Florida

 - A Pennsylvania serial killer confesses to 6 more murders

 - Police believe a man who was arrested over an armed robbery could, in fact, be a serial killer.

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On the evening of May 19, 1983 Diane Downs pulled up to the McKenzie-Willamette Hospital in Springfield Oregon and calmly asked for help, claiming someone had just shot her and her children in an attempted carjacking.

Police were soon on the scene and the evidence in the car did not match Downs' story. There was no gunshot residue nor blood spatter that could corroborate her story. After a 9 month investigation she was finally arrested on February 28, 1984.

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This is part 2 of our psychological profile on Arthur Shawcross.

Shawcross was a child killer, a serial killer, a rapist, and a cannibal who first killed a boy and a girl in 1974.

Between March 1988 and December 1989 Shawcross murdered at least 12 young women before a witness saw him at the scene of the last victim and he was reported to police.

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Known as the Genese River killer, Arthur Shawcross was a child killer, a serial killer, a rapist, and a cannibal.

His first kills were two children, a boy and a girl.

After only serving14 years, Shawcross was released in April 1987 and it would only be a year before he began to kill again. Between March 1988 and December 1989 Shawcross murdered at least 12 young women before a witness saw him at the scene of the last victim and he was reported to police.

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This week we examine a case the death of 6 young children who were trapped in a fire started by their father Mick Phillpott.

In the early morning hours of May 11, 2012 multiple triple 9 calls were made to Derby emergency services. The 18 Victory Road, Osmaston council flat of Mick Phillpott and his family was on fire.

You will hear the recording of the emergency calls, the secret police recordings and see the press conference which exposed the truth about the killer couple.

Also in this episode:

- we examine the new DNA evidence in the case of JonBenét Ramsey 

- the “Torso Killer” admitted he kidnapped and raped two teenage girls and murdered them in a hotel room

- A fourteen-year-old boy has been charged with murdering a 13-year-old Florida cheerleader.

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This week we are examining something different. A terrifying aspect of life in the public eye is sometimes the ‘fans’ you get. Most are just happy to meet you. But for others, the obsession can be frightening and even deadly. This week we are examining the minds of celebrity stalkers and particularly those that murder the objects of their desire, or in some cases carry out acts that are just as terrifying.

We profile Mark Chapman, John Hinckley and Robert Bardo.

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This is part 2 in our psychological profile of Stephen McDaniel.

Sometime after the evening of June 25, 2011 — 25-year-old Stephen McDaniel murdered fellow student and neighbour 27-year-old Lauren Giddings in Macon Georgia. McDaniel had stalked Lauren for months leading up to the murder and even helped in the search for the woman prior to her body being found.

During the search for Lauren, McDaniel was interviewed extensively by local media, he was chatty and expressing concern for his missing friend.

It would be a very different McDaniel who would later be interviewed by Detective David Patterson. In the tapes we’ve seen so far McDaniel is almost catatonic, giving only basic yes/no answers to questions.

We now watch the next part of the interview.

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Sometime after the evening of June 25, 2011 — 25-year-old Stephen McDaniel murdered fellow student and neighbour 27-year-old Lauren Giddings in Macon Georgia. McDaniel had stalked Lauren for months leading up to the murder, and even helped in the search for the woman prior to her body being found.

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In our final psychological profile of Dennis Radar we turn our attention to the murder of Marine Wallace Hedge in April 1985, almost eight years after the last murder.

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More chilling confessions from BTK... but find out why he is a bit of a let-down

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In part 2 of our courtroom confession, Amanda comes to a shocking realisation in the middle of the podcast record.

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On February 26, 2005 a police media conference was held, there was a frenzy in a lot of online crime groups that it was possible BTK case had been solved. Witchita police announced that fifty-nine year old Dennis Rader had been arrested

This is his courtroom confession

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On July 18, 2010 Kristi Abrahams called 000 to report her six year old daughter Kiesha missing. 

Little Kiesha’s face was splashed across Sydney news programs and newspapers, desperate to find the little girl. But then slowly the stories began to filter through, Kiesha had missed a lot of school in the year she had been attending, there was also talk of systematic abuse and neglect.

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In this special edition we look back at the stories which have affected our listeners... both in a good and bad way.

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The final police interviews and the search for the missing bodies

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When police try to interview Wesley Shermantine. he does something no other accused killer has done in the entire series of MWM Confessions.

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Known as the Speed Freak Killers, Wesley Shermantine and Loren Herzog were a dangerous combination. The men had grown up as friends from an early age and began with bullying and harassment of others before moving onto more series crimes. .

Between the two of them they were convicted in 2001 in the deaths of four people, though police estimate they may have killed more than 70 people between 1984 and 1999

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Not only do we hear Scott Peterson during his interrogation, but listen to the secret phone records that reveal so much more!

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How did Laci Peterson go missing and why doesn't her husband's story add up?

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In part 2 we listen to two sides of the story as Gypsy's boyfriend Nick gets to speak

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The body of Clauddine “Dee Dee” Blanchard was found murdered in her Missouri home on June 14, 2015. 

She had been stabbed to death and had died several days before she was found. Police had gone to the home, following several strange facebook posts on Dee Dee’s facebook page.

Police, not finding Gypsy Rose, Dee Dee’s mentally and physically handicapped daughter, they feared that she may have been kidnapped. The day after the discovery of Dee Dee’s body, Gypsy Rose was found, in the company of her online boyfriend, Nick Godejohn. She confessed to not having any of the disabilities her mother had claimed that she had, and in particular she could walk.

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This is a 911 call which will never leave you. It starts out as a routine call which quickly escalates.

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We look at more emergency calls ranging from Kiesha Weippeart, William Tyrrell, Travis the Chimp, Zodiac & Paul Stephani

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This week on Monsters who murder we continue our examination of the murders of eight year old Merah, seven year old Elias, six year old Nahtahn, two year old Gabriel and one year old Abigail Elaine at the hands of their father, Timothy Jones.

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This week on we examine the murders of eight year old Merah, seven year old Elias, six year old Nahtahn, two year old Gabriel and one year old Abigail Elaine at the hands of their father, Timothy Jones. 

Jones, from South Carolina, was a devout Christian used religious instruction as a reason to systematically beat his children with the final fatal consequences. 

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Darlie Routier currently sits on the death row in Texas for the murder of one of her sons, five year old Damon. Also killed the same night was her six year old son Devon, however she has not yet been tried for his death.

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The arrest came spectacularly and almost out of the blue, almost 20 years after the disappearances and murders of three women in Claremont, a suburb of Perth, Western Australia. Bradley Robert Edwards was arrested on December 22, 2016 and charged with two of the murders. That of Jane Rimmer and Keira Glennon. 

On September 24, 2020, almost four years after his arrest, Edwards was found guilty of the murders of Jane and Keira as well as other assault and related charges. He was found not guilty of the suspected murder of his first victim, Sarah Spiers.

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After watching the ITV drama DES, Robert & Amanda share their thoughts on the accuracy of the miniseries and the characterisation of the title character, as portrayed by David Tennant.

Then, a replay of our original profile of Nilsen from Season 4 to refresh your memory.

Dennis Nilsen was a Scotsman living in Britain who murdered 15 men over a four year period.

The low ranking civil servant kept his victims’ bodies for days, often sleeping next to them, before finally disposing of them when they began to smell. 

He disposed of those bodies by either torching them or flushing them down the toilet. 

Keep listening right to the very end for a powerful interview with one of Nilsen's victims who got away.

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In our darkest moments it can be comforting to know that calling emergency services can render assistance quickly, there are hundreds of published calls of young children calling when their parents have fainted, there have been babies born on the sides of roads, but here, we will look at those devastating calls and how they were managed. We are looking at a variety of different crimes and disappearances to show how a dispatcher can make or break a case, and how they manage the person on the other end of the phone.

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This is part 5 on our profile into Jodi Arias. If you haven’t listened to the previous 4 installments we highly recommend you do.

For our final episode we now pick up where we left off last week, Arias is being questioned by Detective Flores and we are now at a crucial moment

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The police interrogation of Jodi Arias continues, but this time they make a breakthrough.

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This is the second police interview with Jodi Arias, who murdered her ex-boyfriend Travis Alexander on June 4, 2008. 

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The enthralling police interview continues...

Thirty year old Travis Alexander was murdered by his ex-girlfriend Jodi Arias on June 4, 2008,. After spending several hours together in Travis’ home having sex and taking photos Travis headed to the shower. Arias followed him and took several photos before she attacked. Travis died from 27 stab wounds and a gun shot to the head.

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On June 4, 2008, thirty year old Travis Alexander was murdered by his ex-girlfriend Jodi Arias. They had spent part of the day together, they had sex and took photos of each other. Once they were finished, Travis headed to the shower where Arias took several more photos before she attacked. Travis was stabbed at least 27 times with a knife that severed his carotid (artery, his jugular vein and his throat. He also sustained numerous defense injuries to his hands as he tried to fight off Arias. As he slumped in the bottom of the shower, Arias shot him in the head.

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This week on Monsters Who Murder we examine the various media interviews conducted with Richard Ramirez following his capture. Ramirez was known as the Night Stalker, but he is not to be confused with the recently caught killer, Joseph D’Angelo known as the Original night stalker (among other monikers). 

Ramirez raped, tortured and murdered at least 14 victims over a 16 month period between April 1984 and August 1985. His youngest victim, was also his first. 9 year old Mei Leung was raped, beaten, stabbed and then hanged. The girl’s murder was only linked to Ramirez in 2009, yet a bombshell was dropped when a second person’s DNA was also found connected to the Leung crime scene.

Following Leung’s murder, Ramirez travelled across California where he would usually murder people in their homes after breaking in to rob them. Most of the women were raped and one elderly woman was even stomped to death by the killer.

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This week we’re doing something very different. The maxim says, blood is thicker than water, but does this still ring true when you find out that a family member is a killer? How does someone reconcile the thoughts that the person they love is a cold-blooded murderer?

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WARNING: This episode discusses race and hate crimes in the US. With the current climate in the US, if you feel this episode may be a trigger for you, we suggest you skip to the next episode. 

On June 17, 2015 twenty-one year old Dylann Roof walked into the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in South Carolina where a bible reading class was being held and shortly afterwards opened fire. In the attack, Roof killed nine people and injured a tenth. He fled the scene, but many recognised the man and an A-P-B was put out on him.

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Brian David Mitchell is a religious fanatic who abducted fourteen year old Elizabeth Smart from her home in Salt Lake City and kept her a sexual slave for 9 months before she was rescued on March 12, 2003.

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Israel Keyes is an American serial killer, rapist, arsonist, burglar and bank robber. He was captured in 2012 over the murder of Samantha Koening.

In part 1 we listened as police investigators started their interrogation of Keyes over several days in what can only be described as a game of cat and mouse as Keyes refused to make it an easy win for detectives.

We now pick on on June 7, 2012 as Keyes is brought in for another interrogation. Again they go through the same information and his Miranda rights. He has in front of him a cup of coffee and a brown paper bag containing some food.

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In a crime spree from 1996 until his capture in 2012, Israel Keyes murdered at least three people. He also raped and tortured many more. His confession is one of the most interesting and complete we have ever examined.

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Colin Ireland was responsible for the murders of five men and was dubbed by the British press as the Gay Slayer, as he targeted homosexual men.

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This week our psychological profile is of Gerard Schaefer, a self-confessed serial killer who claims to have murdered up to thirty women, though he was only sent to prison for the 1972 murders of two teenagers - Susan Place, aged 17 and Georgia Jessup, aged 16. 

Both of them had been tortured before being murdered and buried at Hutchinson Island, Florida. At the times of the murders, Schaefer was a Floridian Deputy Sheriff and was previously a police officer.

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Doctor Harold “Fred” Shipman is suspected of being one of the most prolific serial killers of the modern age, with numbers in the hundreds. As an angel of death, the patients who put his trust in him also met their end at his hand.

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This week, our psychological profile is on the confessions of John Norman Collins, the killer responsible for the “Michigan Murders”. 

Collins had murdered several young women and girls between 1967 and 1969. The victims were all kidnapped, beaten, raped and assaulted before being murdered and mutilated. He was sent to prison for one murder, but is believed to be responsible for a further six murders.

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All of the victims of Beverley Allitt had been in her care in the pediatric ward of the Grantham and Kesteven General Hospital. She was acquitted of charges relating to a further 2 children but was sentenced to 13 concurrent terms of life imprisonment on the charges of which she had been found guilty.

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