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Dec. 2, 2025
Finland: Matti Haapoja and the Great Famine Murders
Episode 10 of 15 | Series 36: Serial Killers in History Finland's first documented serial killer terrorized two continents across three decades. This episode traces Matti Haapoja's brutal journey from famine-ravaged Finland t...
Dec. 2, 2025
SERIAL KILLER: Paul Durousseau | Jacksonville, Florida 1997-2003 Part 02
On a humid September day in 1997, a man walking his dog discovered the nude body of 26-year-old Tracy Habersham in a ditch near Fort Benning, Georgia. She had been strangled. What investigators couldn't know then was that her...
Dec. 2, 2025
Wheeling, West Virginia: When Steel Workers Became Radio Stars
The Story In the depths of the Great Depression, when unemployment in West Virginia topped 25% and families struggled to afford even basic necessities, something remarkable happened in Wheeling. Steel workers—machinists, cran...
Dec. 2, 2025
The Bhangarh Curse: Inside India's Legally Haunted Fort
In the hills of Rajasthan stands a city so cursed that the Indian government forbids anyone from entering after dark. Bhangarh Fort rises from the dusty landscape of India's Alwar district like a warning carved in stone. Buil...
Nov. 25, 2025
SERIAL KILLER: Paul Durousseau | Jacksonville, Florida 1997-2003
On a humid September day in 1997, a man walking his dog discovered the nude body of 26-year-old Tracy Habersham in a ditch near Fort Benning, Georgia. She had been strangled. What investigators couldn't know then was that her...
Nov. 25, 2025
Erie, Pennsylvania: The Wall of Water That Killed 36
On August 3, 1915, a wall of water tore through downtown Erie, Pennsylvania, at twenty-five miles per hour, destroying three hundred buildings and killing thirty-six to forty people in the city's deadliest disaster. The Mill ...