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Interviews with defense attorneys, law enforcement officials, forensic psychologists and anyone with insight into bad behavior.

The Free-Walking Cannibal With Plans to Eat People Once More
Issei Sagawa had been planning to kill, mutilate, and devour Renée Hartevelt for 32 years when he finally did it in 1981. Sagawa was a student of comparative literature in Paris at the time of his crime. He was promptly taken into custody and given a psychiatric institution term. He was able to check himself out of a separate psychiatric institution after his extradition to Japan, however, because to a legal loophole, and he is still free today.
By Victoria Velkova4 years ago in Criminal
52 Lock Up: Shadow Vision vs Little Rock Slasher
Welcome back to 52 Lock Up, I am your Appletini Cadma of Bitten Apple TV. 52 lock up is a series I started to talk about one of my biggest passions of true crime. A new episode on every Cadmaniac Monday for 52 Mondays, 52 crimes. Hope you guys enjoy, be sure to like, leave some feedback and subscribe; Viewer discretion is always advised. I will be discussing the death of children in this episode. Viewer discretion is advised.
By Cadma4 years ago in Criminal
52 Lock Up: Loss of Riley White Law
Welcome back to 52 Lock Up, I am your Appletini Cadma of Bitten Apple TV. 52 lock up is a series I started to talk about one of my biggest passions of true crime. A new episode on every Cadmaniac Monday for 52 Mondays, 52 crimes. Hope you guys enjoy, be sure to like, leave some feedback and subscribe; Viewer discretion is always advised. I will be discussing the death of a teenager.
By Cadma4 years ago in Criminal
Who Killed Janet Raasch
Janet was going to the University Of Wisconsin-Stevens Point for business. She had last been seen alive on October 11th, 1984.
By Kerrie G.Diaz4 years ago in Criminal
H.H. Holmes
One of America’s first serial murderers used the moniker H.H. Holmes. He enticed victims into his grandiose ‘Murder Castle’ at the 1893 Columbian Exposition.
By gabriel4 years ago in Criminal
Dennis Rader
Dennis Rader, also known as ‘BTK,’ murdered ten persons in the Wichita, Kansas region between 1974 and 1991, frequently leaving clues to mock investigators.
By gabriel4 years ago in Criminal
Harold Shipman
Before his arrest in 1998, British serial murderer Harold Shipman, who worked as a medical practitioner in England, murdered almost 200 of his patients.
By gabriel4 years ago in Criminal
Serial Killers Part.1: Richard Ramirez
Richard Ramirez, often known as the “Night Stalker,” was an American serial murderer who murdered at least 14 people and tortured many more before being apprehended in 1985
By gabriel4 years ago in Criminal
52 Lock Up: Amber Wright & Seath Jackson
Welcome to my series of 52 Lock up. It is a series on Youtube but as well as can be read here on Vocal about, 52 weeks of 52 crimes. You can either watch it above or read it below; whatever fancy you’d like.
By Cadma4 years ago in Criminal
Practice Areas of Cesar Ornelas
AUTO ACCIDENTS: Are you suffering from injuries due to an auto crash? If you've been involved in a car accident in the past and suffered injuries then you're a victim of one of the many crashes that happen each year. One of the most dangerous locations for serious injuries is interstate intersections. Accidents that occur at these intersections may cause severe injury that requires medical attention and often long-term hospitalization. The result could be an income loss as well as life-altering changes that can impact all aspects of your daily life.
By rick john4 years ago in Criminal
Arrested Kidnapper Reveals Kidnappers Secrets That Could Save Your Life
As much as I love Nigeria and I really do, one of the things I cannot really boast about the country having is really good security. Everyday a Nigerian leaves their house and comes back home in one piece is a blessing. There's so much crime going on. One of the most dreaded is of course - kidnapping.
By Jide Okonjo4 years ago in Criminal
Not Your Typical Mom Blog: From True Crime to Budgeting
I started listening to podcasts when I was working for a car rental company and was spending 2-5 hours a day on the road driving between our downtown office and the airport. I realized a few days into that job that listening to music just wasn't going to be enough for me and I figured I may as well learn some stuff at the same time! The first podcast I ever listened to was Exactly Rights, My Favorite Murder, (available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Stitcher) and let me tell you, I was hooked from episode one. Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark quickly became my best friends that I had never met. They made me laugh, they made me cry, they taught me so many lessons on how to react in certain situations and they made each day a little brighter. When I started listening I think they had about 200 episodes out and I went through every episode in a matter of weeks. They had so many interesting sugestions on books, tv shows, movies and other podcasts! Once I caught up with them and had to wait a whole week (which was SO LONG) for the next episode to drop I started looking at some of their suggestions and finding other shows to listen to.
By Danielle Taylor4 years ago in Criminal