Stay ConnectedAmanda Howard is a true crime author, criminologist, and known as ‘The Serial Killer Whisperer’. She brings true insights into the cases she profiles in each episode with a different take to those you might have heard before.
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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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