Killin Missin Hidden
THE podcast about bad things! Hosted by a former criminal defense trial attorney, Killin Missin Hidden tells not only the story of each crime covered every week, but also breaks down the hows and whys of the investigation and prosecution in a manner only someone who is intimately familiar with the criminal justice system can. Inspired by the classic Unsolved Mysteries, some episodes even explore other mysteries outside of the traditional true crime genre. As an independent podcast, your reviews, subscriptions, and shares are ever so important to the life of this show.
Episodes
This week, in the spirit of taking December off but still wanting to keep you guys a little entertained, we are release the first of several Killin Missin Hidden classic episodes. This time we revisit episode 85 where we explored the Nahanni Valley, a strange and creepy hunk of land in northwest Canada. We are mashing together true crime, cryptids, Missing 411, and spookiness all together in this one episode. Hope you enjoy!
Hugo Osorio was a former police officer who's life took a turn after being dismissed by the El Salvadorian police force. Though his neighbors considered him a quiet, humble man, a scream in the night ended those illusions. Police found four dead bodies in his house on May evening. And then found another 40 buried on his land. The murders were so chilling, so gruesome, the media began referring to Hugo's property as a ho...
Patricia Meehan was at a point of transition in her life. She had made the choice to move back home to Pittsburgh, leaving behind the life she had built in Montana. But on the night she was allegedly making the long drive back home, she got in a motor vehicle accident. About 60 miles off route. And rather than deal with the police, she merely walked into the night, never to be seen again. She's been missing for over 30 yea...
We once again come back to an old favorite of all of our fans, Missing 411. In this unscripted and largely unedited episode, hear about multiple tales of children going missing in the most unusual of circumstances. We bounce all over the continental US for this episode, from Washington to New York. So enjoy these impossible stories of missing kids!
SHOW NOTES
Missing 411: The Devil's in the Details, David Paulides
Al Kite was the stereotypical nice guy. His friends loved being around him, his neighbors claimed he would always be happy to help move of couch or help with a plumbing problem, and his coworkers claimed he was kind, patient, and wise. He was a great guy who was beloved by all.
Sadly, this meant he was less suspicious of people, and this proved to be his downfall. He was murdered in cold blood in a gruesome way, seemingly for no...
Javed Iqbal is a legendary serial killer - because he was such a monster. After an alleged (and likely fabricated) run-in with police that supposably left him severally injured, he vowed to get revenge on society by killing 100 children, so 100 mothers would have to cry as his died. And he made good on his promise. In 1999, in a span of just six months, he managed to murder 100 boys under the age of 16. Learn about his crimes i...
Belle Gunness has been described by some as one of the most degenerate serial killers in US history. Using a combination of her genius and good looks, she was able to swindle and steal the modern-day equivalent of over $8,000,000 from her targets, who typically ended up dead. On top of this, she managed to get away with it. No one is certain when or how she died as she managed to stay ahead of law enforcement until her presumed ...
Tony and Susan Alamo opened a church in the 1960s in an effort to help those living in the streets in Los Angeles. While this sounded like a noble pursuit, it was essentially a way for the pair to build their business empire tax free and with slave labor. When the pair moved their "church" to Arkansas in the 1970s, things got so much worse for the Hotel California themed congregation as they lived in squalor, were provide...
Julie Mott was a beautiful young lady who was dealt a bad hand in life. Though she lived life to its fullest, she wasn't give much time in this world, dying in her 20s due to a terminal disease. However, after her death, the most bizarre thing happened: her body disappeared. Never to be fund again. Listen to this special episode to learn about the circumstances of the disappearance and some of the potential suspects behind ...
Robert the Doll holds the title of world's most haunted doll. By whoever gives out such titles. This week we jump into the legends surrounding this cursed doll, experiences people have had around it, where you can go visit it, and why manners are so important to this toy. It's a good ol' time - if you like terrifying stories.
SHOW NOTES
http://robertthedoll.org/a-boy-his-doll/
Can an entire town disappear? According to some, that is exactly what happened in central Brazil in 1922. A town of over 600 residents disappeared off the face of the earth. When investigators entered the town, they found bits of unusual and confusing evidence. Even the animals of the area refused to enter the town. Once the government learned of the event, the empty town was closed to all non-military personnel and the invest...
On the surface, Marc Evonitz appeared to have a successful life. He had retired after a noteworthy career in the Navy, he was president of his homeowners' association, his wife was beloved by all the neighbors, and he excelled at his job. However, underneath it all, he was a true nightmare. Marc used his bad days as justification to hunt down, rape, and murder teenager girls. Despite the local law enforcement's best eff...
Gary Plauuche was a typical family man from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, before his world was rocked. His youngest son was kidnapped. By family friend and trusted martial arts instructor Jeff Doucet. After a nationwide manhunt that lasted 10 days, Jody was found with Jeff in a motel room just outside of Disneyland. Jeff was arrest, Jody returned home, but that's just where our story begins. This week, we ask some very tough que...
Matthew Folder seemed to have a great life. He was an expert at geophysics, having earned a PhD in the same and worked at the University of Birmingham purely as a researcher. He was invited to give talks at many universities and conferences. He was full of confidence, very outgoing, and had a wonderful sense of humor. Yet when left alone, Matthew was involved in depraved and gruesome activities within the hurtcore fetish commun...
John Bunting is arguably the worst serial killer Australia has ever produced. He coupled a neo-Nazi philosophy with a massive sadistic streak to not just murder but virtually destroy those who he deemed unworthy of living. Homosexuals were his primary targets, but drug users, criminals, minorities, women, the disable - all were little more than animals in his mind. He and his gang of minions struck deep fear in the hearts of tho...
Reddit is a fun place on the Internet. People post all kinds of stories, questions, news, events, and comments. Hundreds of thousands each day. This week, Killin Missin Hidden went diving into the deeper waters of Reddit, looking for some truly odd tales. Glitches in the matrix, spooky happenings, a touch of crime, and a tale of divine intervention. Strap your earballs in for a collection of the unusual. Enjoy!
The Fred Pinto ...Arnold Archambeau and Ruby Bruguier were spending the night out of the town with Ruby's cousin, Tracy Dion. The triad had been drinking when they found themselves in a single-car accident early in the morning. Arnold and Ruby both left the scene on foot, leaving Tracy trapped in the vehicle in sub-zero temperatures. Arnold and Ruby were considered missing persons for about three months when their bodies were found - less tha...
Narumi Kurosaki was a young, brilliant Japanese student with a bright student. It was a dream of hers to study abroad, and she received that chance in 2016 when she was accepted to a French university. However, by the end of the year, she was missing and presumed dead. Murdered. And the prime suspect lived in South America. How were police able to solve this crime and bring the suspect to justice across so many different conti...
Tonee Turner was a beloved artistic soul living in Pittsburgh in late 2019. Traci Kegley was a recently divorced mom living in rural Alabama in 1998. Both women simply vanished off the face of the earth, and each case leaves us with some strange details to sort through. Check out this missing person double feature to see if you, by chance, can help police close either case.
SHOW NOTES
https://triblive.com/local/friends-and-family-...
Moses Sithole took advantage of the chaos surrounding the dismantlement of the apartheid system in South Africa to make history as arguably the country's worst, most heinous serial killer. Focusing exclusively on women, he is responsible for at least 38 murders and maybe as many as twice that number, though all the bodies were never found. Listen today to learn more about this monster of a man.
SHOW NOTES
https://en.wikipedia.o...
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