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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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...
IN OUR NEWS SECTION:
- 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.
In our news section:
- 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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