Hitched 2 Homicide

On November 25, 1996, the parents of Heather Wendorf, Rick Wendorf and his partner, Ruth Queen are brutally murdered in their home; their lifeless bodies are in the kitchen and family room. And in Heather’s room? A goodbye letter. She’s running away. But Heather isn’t a killer. Only a fifteen year old misguided teen who’s fallen under the tutelage of  sixteen-year-old,  self- proclaimed vampire, Rod Ferrell who will later admit  he...

In the early morning hours of June 30th, 1964, 69 year old multi-millionaire Jacques Mossler is found in a pool of blood inside his swanky Florida apartment. He’d been stabbed 39 times in the heart and lungs, and hit in the head with a glass statue. Found by his wife, Candy, the investigation into his homicide would uncover, deceit, an affair and incest. The Miami Herald called the trial that followed, a phantasmagoria of sex and s...

For years, one four-hundred-pound man raped and murdered in Baltimore, Maryland. A drug and alcohol addict, he also seemed to be a pathological liar. Why did he murder the homeless, the weak, the drug addicted and sex workers? Was it revenge? Or did he do it for their human flesh? Or was it, as he confessed, because he had a passion for the taste of blood, and the overwhelming sense of power one gets while taking the life of anothe...

November 13, 1974. South shore Long Island, NY. Six members of the DeFeo family are shot dead around 3 am on Ocean Avenue. Mother, Father, two sons and two daughters. Surviving? The oldest child, 23 year old Ronald DeFeo, Jr. These tragic murders have long-since been overshadowed by a family that moved into 112 Ocean Ave after the DeFeos were brutally killed—The Lutz family—of whom none died. There are books, documentaries, more th...

November 13, 1974. South shore Long Island, NY. Six members of the DeFeo family are shot dead around 3 am on Ocean Avenue. Mother, father, two sons and two daughters. Surviving? The oldest child, twenty-three-year old Ronald DeFeo, Jr. These tragic murders have long-since been overshadowed by a family that moved into 112 Ocean Ave after the DeFeos were brutally killed—The Lutz family—of whom none died. There are books, documentarie...

In the year 1994, six gay men would die at the hands of a man who worked his way up and down I-95 on the East Coast. The victims were all beaten and strangled with one serial killer signature—they all had something shoved down their throat. He eluded police for months and was only caught–according to him–because he stayed in one place too long. This is the story of Gary Ray Bowles. The I-95 killer.

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On the night of December 19, 1979, Michelle Marie Martinko was just like any other eighteen-year-old girl. She was getting ready for Christmas. But after some late night shopping at a new mall, Michelle never came home. Hours later, she was found dead in her car, suffering 29 stab wounds to her face, body, neck and hands. There were no suspects. No clues. For forty years this case would remain cold, but far from forgotten. Nearly f...

For three weeks in the year 2002, an Army vet and a seventeen-year-old kid crisscrossed the Washington DC area doing one thing: murdering innocent people chosen at random. Did they do it to extort ten million dollars from the government to start a utopian society? Or was it to murder a wife, and take back custody of children? And why would a young man follow so aimlessly the orders of another, ultimately becoming the man responsibl...

When police were called to a swanky midtown apartment in New York City on June 9 1929, they weren’t too concerned. It was the roaring 20’s in America, and  socialites didn’t let prohibition put a damper on their partying ways.  But when the NYPD arrived at the top floor apartment at 51st and 5th Avenue, what they found wasn’t a party, but a dead silent movie actor and his Broadway star girlfriend, Margaret Lawrence. But who would w...

Santa Cruz California 1973-74. There were so many dead bodies, the area had been given the moniker, the murder capital of the world. Some of that was due to Ed Kemper. But quietly in the background, another killer was hard at work. His motive was different than any other serial killer of his time—maybe in history. His victims, according to the killer, were all too willing to sacrifice their lives. And he knew it to be true because ...

Betsy Faria was dead. Her husband Russ sitting in jail for her murder while Pam Hupp is counting the 150,000 dollars of Betsy’s life insurance money. Are the police really this inept? You might be surprised. Because soon Pam’s mother will die mysteriously and who is the life insurance beneficiary? Pam Hupp. And when people in town, in the local and national news start looking at her as a killer, Pam does what? She kills again. This...

Betsy Faria was fighting for her life. Deep into chemo treatments for a second cancer diagnosis, she knew her time with her husband and daughters was dwindling. Betsy had a family who adored her and cared for her and she wanted to provide for them when she was gone. She also had plenty of friends who only wanted the best for her, and one who wanted her dead. There are lies, a man wrongly convicted, a woman who today would be a seri...

From 1968 until his final arrest in 1979, one man would lure his victims by telling them he wanted to take their photograph—before beating, raping and strangling them until they lost consciousness. He’d then wait for them to revive, only to do it all over again before finally committing murder. It will take decades before he is brought to justice, and many believe for the twelve solved murders attributed to him, there are over a hu...