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Eva Bourseau, 23, was murdered in her Toulouse apartment on 26 July 2015 by two students, Taha Mrani Alaoui and Zakariya Banouni, over a drug debt. Her body was submerged in hydrochloric acid in a plastic trunk — a method inspired by the TV series Breaking Bad. Discovered by firefighters after her mother raised the alarm, the case shocked France and made international headlines. After a 15-day trial at the Cour d'Assises de Haute-Garonne in December 2018, Taha was sentenced to 30 years and Zakariya to 25 years. The case remains one of France's most disturbing student crime cases.
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In Breaking Bad-inspired killing, French students tried to dissolve victim's body in acid
Breaking Bad copycat murder spurs arrests in France
Breaking Bad-inspired killers of French student
French students dissolve body in acid after killing girl in Breaking Bad murder plot
French students tried to dissolve body of murder victim in acid
French Drug Dealers Reportedly Commit Gruesome, Breaking Bad-Inspired Crime
French Breaking Bad Murderers Were Inspired by TV Show
Meurtre d'Eva Bourseau: elle aurait certainement eu une vie intéressante
Meurtre d'Eva Bourseau: Comment la personne que je connais a pu en arriver là?
Costa, Élise. 'Meurtre d'Eva Bourseau: Quand tout sera fini, chacun va rentrer chez soi et moi, je serai toujours là
30 ans et 25 ans de réclusion pour les meurtriers d'Eva Bourseau
Procès des meurtriers présumés d'Eva Bourseau : trajectoire fatale de deux étudiants brillants
Eva Bourseau était solaire, elle avait la joie de vivre
Affaire Eva Bourseau : dettes, drogue et Breaking Bad
5 éléments pour comprendre l'affaire Eva Bourseau
La perpétuité et 30 ans de prison requis contre les meurtriers d'Eva Bourseau
Eva Bourseau, 25 et 30 ans de prison pour ses meurtriers
La justice refuse d'indemniser en totalité les parents d'Eva Bourseau
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On August 2, 2006, Washington D.C. attorney Robert Eric Wone was stabbed to death inside the Dupont Circle townhouse of his college friend Joseph Price. Three housemates – Price, Victor Zaborsky, and Dylan Ward – were home at the time. Evidence suggested the crime scene had been staged, and that Wone had been drugged and sexually assaulted before his death. All three men were acquitted of obstruction of justice charges in 2010. A civil wrongful death suit was settled in 2011. No one has ever been charged with Wone's murder. The case remains unsolved.
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Robert Wone: Life, Death, and Love
A Murder Mystery on Swann Street
Tribe Family Remembers Robert Wone '96
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On New Year's Eve 1998, fifteen-year-old Kirsty Bentley vanished while walking her Labrador, Abby, near the Ashburton River in Canterbury, New Zealand. Seventeen days later, her body was found hidden in dense scrub at Camp Gully, Rakaia Gorge, 40 kilometres away. She had been killed by a single blow of blunt force trauma to the head. Despite decades of investigation under Operation Kirsty, hundreds of suspects interviewed, a 2016 coroner's inquest, and a $100,000 reward offered in 2022, no one has ever been charged. New Zealand's most haunting cold case murder remains unsolved.
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Killer Blow: the Kirsty Bentley mystery
New evidence in cold case murder
The curious case of Kirsty Bentley’s murder
DNA could crack open Kirsty Bentley cold case
Kirsty Bentley murder: Police offer $100,000 reward
Kirsty Bentley cold case narrows to 10 suspects
Brother John Bentley speaks on Ashburton cold case
Teen’s killing still unsolved after 18 years (coroner inquest, 2016)
Lawyer sounds warning over $100,000 Kirsty Bentley murder reward
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In 1895, a Swedish man named Adolf Beck was stopped on a London street by a woman who accused him of swindling her out of her jewellery. Police quickly connected him to a string of similar frauds — and to a man named John Smith, convicted of identical crimes in 1877. Over a dozen victims picked Beck out of line-ups. He was convicted at the Old Bailey and sentenced to seven years' hard labour. The problem: he wasn't John Smith. He wasn't any of it. Eight years later, still protesting his innocence, Beck was convicted again — for the exact same type of fraud. Only when the real culprit was arrested mid-crime did the truth finally surface. We explore how a face so ordinary it could belong to anyone sent an innocent man to prison twice, and what the case of Émilie Sagée tells us about the ancient human terror of the double.
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In November 2008, 23-year-old Christine Lindsey Walters left her hotel room in Eureka, California, in her pyjamas, to collect identity documents from a nearby copy centre. She was trying to get home to Wisconsin. She never made it.
A junior studying botany and ethnobotany at the University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point, Christine had come to Humboldt County for a planned three-week holiday. She stayed, drawn to the area's natural beauty and a spiritual community. One week before she vanished, she participated in an illegal ayahuasca ceremony. Days later, she was found naked and covered in briar scratches on a stranger's doorstep, speaking of demons. She tested negative for drugs, was discharged, and began making plans to fly home. She was last seen on November 14, walking away from a copy centre on I Street, Eureka. Her belongings and untouched bank funds were later recovered. She has never been found.
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Missing Women: Humboldt Mystery
Lauth Investigations International — Christine Walters
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Missing People in America — Christine Walters
Websleuths Forum — "CA: Christine Walters, 23, Arcata, 14 Nov 2008."
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Frank Sinatra's "My Way" became one of the deadliest songs in history — not on a battlefield, but in the karaoke bars of the Philippines. Between 1998 and 2018, at least a dozen people were killed in disputes linked to the song, in incidents dubbed the "My Way Killings." Victims were shot for singing off-key, stabbed over microphone disputes, and killed for daring to claim the song as theirs. The killings prompted bar owners to ban the song outright, drew international media attention, and sparked debate about karaoke culture, Filipino identity, and the role of pride and alcohol in public violence.
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Karaoke fan killed for singing out of tune
Man kills friend after fighting over karaoke
Man killed by drinking buddy inside Lucena bar
Sinatra song often strikes a deadly chord
Not again: Filipino man killed in fight over song ‘My Way’ during karaoke session
12 shot dead in random killings while all singing the same karaoke song
Music
Comme D'Habitude – Claude Francois
Kishidan – My Way
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In the sweltering summer of 1908, 20-year-old domestic servant Hazel Drew was found floating face-down in Teal's Pond, New York. Her skull had been crushed by repeated blows. A corset string wrapped around her throat. The investigation revealed a web of secrets, political corruption, and powerful men with much to hide. More than a century later, this unsolved murder would inspire Twin Peaks – and after 113 years, researchers finally believe they've solved the case that captivated a nation…
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Murder at Teal's Pond: Hazel Drew and the Mystery That Inspired Twin Peaks by David Bushman and Mark Givens
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The Girl in the Pond - Times Union
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Investigating the Cold Case That Inspired Twin Peaks
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A look at the New York murder that inspired 'Twin Peaks'
Murder that inspired 'Twin Peaks' solved 100 years later
The True Crime That Inspired 'Twin Peaks' Was Solved by Its Fans
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On a quiet September night in 2013, a routine traffic stop on the outskirts of Aksai unraveled a mystery that had haunted southern Russia for years. A violent shootout led police to a forest campsite, and what they uncovered was more than just weapons.
The suspects were not professional hitmen or members of a paramilitary group. They were a family. A mother, her daughters, and her husband. Their crimes spanned nearly a decade: home invasions, execution-style killings, ambushes on police officers. Dozens of stolen items linked them to victims across Rostov Oblast and beyond.
They would become known in the media as the Gang of Amazons.
In this episode, we examine the investigation that connected seemingly random crimes to a single group, delve into the backgrounds of the perpetrators, and follow the trial that brought their reign of terror to an end.
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Russia's Rostov court sentences 'Amazon gang' to lengthy jail terms for numerous killings
Near Rostov the members of the gang announced the verdict for robbery and murder
Russian nursery teacher killed ten people with help gang
A family of murderers in Rostov. Adventures of 'bloody Inessa' (Tarverdiyeva's case in Rostoblsud)
Twenty years for the Amazons. Why women are not given a life sentence?
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In 2017, 21-year-old French au pair Sophie Lionnet was found burned in a garden in Southfields, London. What began as a dream opportunity became a nightmare of abuse, torture, and ultimately murder at the hands of her employers.
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An Au Pair In London - UK True Crime
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Au pair murder: Couple found guilty
Couple jailed for life over French nanny Sophie Lionnet's torture
U.K. couple guilty of murder, burning nanny Sophie Lionnet's body
Couple guilty of murder after nanny Sophie Lionnet's burned remains found in the garden
London couple 'murdered French nanny Sophie Lionnet then burned her body'
Couple who killed French nanny should be 'burned at the stake' – victim's mother
Pretty 21-Year-Old Sophie Lionnet Was Murdered and Her Body Burned. But Why?
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Between September 2003 and April 2006, Wisconsin prosecutors built one of the most challenging murder cases in the state's history: proving a family annihilation without bodies, a crime scene, or eyewitnesses.
In July 1998, Allen Krnak, his wife Donna, their son Thomas, and the family dog vanished without a trace after leaving for a Fourth of July weekend at their cabin. When their truck was found wiped clean with thousands of unexplained miles, investigators knew this was no ordinary disappearance.
The discovery of Allen's remains 800 miles away in North Carolina would reveal a horrifying truth about betrayal and greed. But Donna and Thomas remain missing to this day, their bodies never recovered from the mountains where they were likely disposed of.
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Wisconsin Missing Persons - Donna Kay Krnak
The Charley Project - Thomas John Krnak
The Charley Project - Donna Kay Krnak
The Doe Network - Donna Krnak (2333DFWI)
The Doe Network - Thomas Krnak (3418DMWI)
Wisconsin Supreme Court - State v. Anderson (2005)
Wisconsin Supreme Court - State v. Derek Anderson
Wisconsin Court of Appeals - Derek Anderson v. Leverett Baldwin
Articles
Wisconsin State Journal - Anderson Convicted of Murder (April 8, 2006)
Racine Journal Times - FBI Agent Investigating Different Case Finds Lead (August 15, 2024)
WFMY News 2 - Man Found Guilty in Missing Family Murder Trial
WRN - Killer's Appeal Rejected (December 30, 2009)
The Sylva Herald - Wisconsin Jury Finds Former WCU Student Guilty of Murder (April 13, 2006)
Tulsa World - Family's Disappearance Grips Rural Town (February 26, 2019)
La Crosse Tribune - Wisconsin Briefs (March 30, 2006)
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On a windy January day in 1965, two fifteen-year-old best friends walked into the sand dunes at Wanda Beach near Sydney. They never came home. What followed was one of the largest investigations in Australian history, yet the killer vanished without a trace. Sixty years later, three suspects have emerged, but no one has ever been charged. Was it a teenage surfer, a serial killer, or someone far more sinister?
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Alan J. Whiticker - "WANDA: The Untold Story of the Wanda Beach Murders" (New Holland Publishers, 2003)
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Crime Investigation Australia - "The Wanda Beach Murders"
Christopher Wilder: The Beauty Queen Killer
Web
Wikipedia - Wanda Beach Murders
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Wikipedia - Christopher Wilder
National Film and Sound Archive - Nine News: the Wanda Beach Murders
Australian Missing Persons Register - Christine Sharrock and Marianne Schmidt
News Articles
Australian serial killer Christopher Wilder linked to the Wanda Beach murders
Loved ones of the two girls murdered at Sydney's Wanda Beach...
Ivan Milat's Family Reacts After Chris Minns Considers Inquiry Into More Unsolved Murders
Podcast
The Backpacker Murders
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Between 1959 and 1987, a series of brutal attacks in the forests and lakesides of Finland and Sweden left multiple victims dead – and investigators haunted by their similarities. From Tulilahti and Lake Bodom to Appojaure and the deck of the Viking Sally, the victims were ordinary people, asleep and vulnerable, when violence struck without warning. Some cases were solved. Most weren’t.
What links these murders? Could they be the work of the same person, or do they reveal something darker about the illusion of safety in the wild?
This is a special episode that brings together cases previously featured on Evidence Locker, uncovering the patterns, suspects, and unanswered questions that continue to grip true crime researchers to this day.
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The Confessions of Thomas Quick
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Wikipedia: Appojaure Murders
Wikipedia: Kytäjä
Wikipedia: Lake Bodom Murders
Kyllikki Saari Murder (1953)
Wikipedia: Tulilahden kaksoismurha
Articles
Serial Killer has second thoughts - The Confessions of Thomas Quick
The Lake Bodom Murders
Campsite Killer: The Unsolved Mystery of the Lake Bodom Murders
ForenSeek: The Tulilahti Double Murder
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In July 1984, beneath Sweden’s midnight sun, a remote campsite near Lake Appojaure became the scene of a brutal double murder. Dutch tourists Marinus and Janny Stegehuis were stabbed to death as they slept in their tent, an attack that shocked the nation and remains unresolved.
This episode marks a milestone for The Evidence Locker: released in celebration of our 250th episode, it is also a remastered re-release of our very first case. We revisit the Appojaure tent killings, the failed investigation, and the later false confession by Thomas Quick, whose story collapsed under forensic scrutiny.
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In the summer of 1960, four teenagers went camping at Lake Bodom. In the pre-dawn hours, an unknown assailant attacked them inside their tent, slashing them with a knife and hitting them with a blunt object. Of the four, only 18-year-old Nils Gustafsson survived, narrowly escaping death. 45 years later, he was charged with killing his friends, but acquitted. To this day, the mystery of what happened at Lake Bodom on that sultry night haunts the people of Finland.
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Hypnosis of Nils Gustafsson
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True Crime: Lake Bodom Murders
Campsite Killer: The Unsolved Mystery of the Lake Bodom Murders
When Anneli Happo, 72, heard of the events of Lake Bodom…
A Killing at Lake Bodom: a nation looking for a murderer
The Lake Bodom Murders
Espoo politician is sure he knows who the Bodom killer was
The dark secret of Lake Bodom
Double Murder at Tulilahti
We lost the Butcher of Lake Bodom
The Double Death at Tulilahti
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July 1959. Two young women on a cycling holiday vanished from a Finnish campsite. Eine Nyyssönen, 21, and Riitta Pakkanen, 23, were found buried in a bog three weeks later, marked by a sharpened stick. Over 60 years later, this brutal double murder remains unsolved.
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Pennanen, Mikko: Tulilahden murhamysteeri
Keskisarja, Teemu: Tulilahti
Markkula, Hannes: Suomalainen murha 1953-1990
Documentary
Tulilahden murhenäytelmä (1959 - Suomen Filmiteollisuus)
Ei vanhene koskaan: Tulilahden kaksoismurha - syyllinen vai syytön (1997)
YLE Elävä arkisto: Takaisin Tulilahdelle
Web
Wikipedia: Tulilahden kaksoismurha
ForenSeek: The Tulilahti Double Murder - Interview with Mikko Pennanen
Deserted Finland: Tulilahti Murder Scene
Articles
Unsolved Mysteries: The Double Murder at the Tulilahti Campsite
Two Young Women Killed Whilst Camping in Finland
Tulilahden kaksoismurha ei selvinnyt – Pääepäilty hirttäytyi vankisellissään
Riitta, 23, ja Eine, 21, ovat yhä vailla oikeutta
Tulilahden kaksoismurha: kuka surmasi julmasti nuoret naiset?
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On a winter evening in 1931, a soft-spoken insurance agent was lured from his Liverpool home by a strange telephone message. The address he searched for didn’t exist. By the time he returned, his wife had been brutally murdered. Who was the caller? Was the alibi a masterstroke of deception? Or did someone exploit the perfect opportunity?
Tried. Convicted. Acquitted.
Nearly a century later, the murder of Julia Wallace remains one of the most baffling cases in British criminal history.
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Jonathan Goodman – The Killing of Julia Wallace
Web
The Julia Wallace Murder Foundation
Wikipedia – William Herbert Wallace
Wikipedia – R v Wallace (1931)
Articles
The Unredacted – The Killing of Julia Wallace: An Impossible Murder
Chess Notes by Edward Winter – Wallace Case
The Spectator Archive – "The Wallace Case"
Murder Archives: Liverpool Echo Retrospectives
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Every December, thousands of letters addressed to Santa are sent to North Pole, Alaska. Boxes full of letters are then sent to North Pole Middle School, where they are included in the 6th Grade curriculum: North Pole’s 11 and 12-year-olds are nominated as Santa’s little helpers and reply to all the letters on Santa’s behalf.
But in April 2006, the peace in this snow globe of a town was shattered when six 7th Graders hatched a plan to kill their classmates. The would-be attackers had drawn up a “naughty list” of kids at school that they wanted to murder in one violent, coordinated attack. Just the previous year, they were acting as elves, writing letters to other children all over the country. A couple of months later, they were gearing up to be monsters.
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Tour of North Pole Alaska
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Last night’s TV: Death in Santaland
Alaskan boys planned school massacre
North Pole, Alaska
Bad tidings
A man named Santa Claus was elected to city council in North Pole, Alaska
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In May 1999, three members of the Orderud family were found shot to death in their home in rural Norway. The victims — Kristian and Marie Orderud and their daughter Anne — had been killed in the dead of night in what appeared to be a cold and calculated execution. Despite four people being convicted of complicity, no one has ever been held legally responsible for pulling the trigger. What followed was one of the most controversial criminal cases in modern Norwegian history. In this episode, we unpack the family tensions, forensic mysteries, legal battles, and lingering questions that still surround the Orderud case today.
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NRK – Orderud: Det uløste trippeldrapet (Full archive)
VG Special – Bevisene etter trippeldrapet på Orderud gård
Store norske leksikon – Orderud-saken
News in English – Orderuds seek reopening of triple murder probe
News in English – Orderud convicts released
Wikipedia – Orderud Case
Global Freedom of Expression – Egeland and Hanseid v. Norway (re: trial publicity)
HubPages – The Orderud Case: Triple-Murder in Norway
Created & Produced by Sonya Lowe
Narrated by Noel Vinson
Music: "Nordic Medieval" by Marcus Bressler
Background track: Doblado Studios: https://www.youtube.com/c/DobladoStudios
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Between 1970 and 1971, a series of brutal murders terrified the streets of Bucharest. The victims were mostly women — attacked at night, bitten, and mutilated. Their killer became known as The Vampire of Bucharest.
His crimes were frenzied and disturbing, leaving investigators to wonder whether they were dealing with a deranged killer or a man driven by superstition and obsession. He broke into homes, assaulted his victims, and sometimes drank their blood. When police finally caught him, the case exposed deep social anxieties in communist Romania — about violence, repression, and the darkness beneath a society that demanded silence.
Listen now to uncover the true story behind Romania’s most infamous serial killer.
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Resources
Documentaries
Web
Wikipedia – Ion Rîmaru
Articles
“Tatăl și fiul – criminali în serie” – Libertatea.ro (RO)
“Vampirul din București” – Realitatea.net (RO)
Interview with Dr. Tudorel Butoi – TVR Info
“Ion Rîmaru – the Vampire” – Evenimentul Zilei (RO)
Historic Mysteries – The Vampire of Bucharest
Romania Insider – "The Butcher of Bucharest"
Created & Produced by Sonya Lowe
Narrated by Noel Vinson
Music: “Nordic Medieval” by Marcus Bressler
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In 1994, a custody dispute in South Carolina ended with a mother vanishing with her infant daughter. Dorothy Lee Barnett, accused of violating a court order, disappeared without a trace — along with 11-month-old Savannah.
For nearly two decades, the pair lived under new identities across the world — first in Europe, then South Africa, then Australia — as authorities searched for clues. In 2013, an international investigation finally uncovered the truth. Dorothy had been living as Alexandria Maria Canton, and Savannah, now a young woman, had grown up unaware of her past.
The case became one of the most remarkable parental abduction stories in modern history — a tale of love, fear, deception, and the long reach of justice.
Listen now to hear the full story of the mother who fled across the world — and the daughter who never knew.
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Resources
Documentaries
NBC Dateline: "Finding Savanna"
CBS 48 Hours: "Dear Savanna"
Web
Family Abduction Watch
Articles
Dorothy Lee Barnett: Where is the Kidnapper Today?
Savanna Todd: Where is Dorothy Lee Barnett's Daughter Today?
Woman who kidnapped her own daughter during bitter divorce shares tales of nearly 20 years on the run
48 Hours' to feature baby Savanna abduction from Isle of Palms
Unsolved Mysteries Wiki: Dorothy Barnett Case
Created & Produced by Sonya Lowe
Narrated by Noel Vinson
Music: "Nordic Medieval" by Marcus Bressler
Background track: Doblado Studios: https://www.youtube.com/c/DobladoStudios
This True Crime Podcast was researched using open-source or archive materials. - Visa fler
