What’s The CRAZIEST Time Karma Exposed A “Victim” As The Real Abuser — Mid-Testimony?
What’s The CRAZIEST Time Karma Exposed A “Victim” As The Real Abuser — Mid-Testimony? Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/best-true-crime-documentaries--6015157/support.
14 Kesä 47min
A 9-Year-Old Boy Carried His Injured 5-Year-Old Sister Two Miles To The Hospital At Midnight
A 9-Year-Old Boy Carried His Injured 5-Year-Old Sister Two Miles To The Hospital At Midnight A 9-YEAR-OLD BOY CARRIED HIS INJURED 5- YEAR-OLD SISTER TWO MILES TO THE HOSPITAL IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT WHEN DOCTORS ASKED HOW SHE GOT THOSE INJURIES, HIS ANSWER MADE THE ENTIRE ER STAFF FREEZE AND CALL 911... Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/best-true-crime-documentaries--6015157/support.
14 Kesä 1h 49min
People Who have Lived in a ”Haunted” House, What’s your Most Unexplainable Paranormal Experiences?
People Who have Lived in a "Haunted" House, What's your Most Unexplainable Paranormal Experiences? 🧠 You don’t believe in ghosts… until one follows you to your new house. 🎧 True haunting stories you won’t forget. #Haunted #ParanormalPodcast #GhostEncounters In this chilling episode, we dive into real stories from people who’ve lived in homes they swear were haunted. From disembodied voices and phantom footsteps to cold spots, shadow figures, and even objects moving on their own—these firsthand accounts will make you question what’s really lurking in the dark. Whether you’re a skeptic or a believer, these stories of unexplainable phenomena from “haunted” homes will leave you with chills—and maybe even second-guessing that creaky sound in your hallway. haunted house stories, paranormal experiences, ghost stories, real haunted houses, true paranormal tales, spirits, shadow figures, poltergeists, unexplained events, creepy true stories, supernatural podcast, haunted house podcast Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/best-true-crime-documentaries--6015157/support.
14 Kesä 51min
Babysitter Laughs After Killing Baby & Taking Lifeless Body to McDonald’s
Babysitter Laughs After Killing Baby & Taking Lifeless Body to McDonald's 👶 She dressed the baby, put him in a car seat…and gave him back dead. How did a babysitter with warning signs spiral into homicide? 🎧 The Marissa Tietsort Case — now streaming. #TrueCrime #MarissaTietsort #BabyMurder #WisconsinCrime #Podcast In October 2018, 31-year-old babysitter Marissa Tietsort was caring for a 2‑month‑old infant in Wausau, Wisconsin, when tragedy struck. The baby later died from blunt-force trauma to the head. Remarkably, Marissa dressed the infant in a snowsuit, placed him in a car seat, and returned him to his mother—without mentioning that he had already passed away Investigators uncovered a troubling history: four of her own children had previously been removed from her care, court-ordered child abuse reports included skull fractures in another infant, and a restraining order had been filed in 2010 after she allegedly left a child in a hot car During legal proceedings, she briefly pleaded not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect before withdrawing that plea Marissa was sentenced to 40 years in prison—37 for reckless homicide and 3 for child abuse—followed by 20 years of extended supervision and lifelong restrictions regarding childcare This episode examines: The mother’s shock upon receiving her baby Medical evidence pointing to non-accidental injury The pattern of past abuse and systemic failures The courtroom drama and outcomes of the tragic case Content Warning: Contains descriptions of infant abuse, child death, domestic violence, and mental illness. Listener discretion is strongly advised. Marissa Tietsort, Wausau babysitter murder, infant homicide, child abuse history, reckless homicide sentence, Wisconsin true crime, baby snowsuit case, mental health plea, guilty baby sitter, disturbing crime Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/best-true-crime-documentaries--6015157/support.
13 Kesä 1h 16min
He Hid a Head in His Closet: The Brian Cohee Jr. Case
He Hid a Head in His Closet: The Brian Cohee Jr. Case "He said he just wanted to know what murder felt like… then he did it." In February 2021, 19‑year‑old Brian Cohee Jr. stalked 69‑year‑old Warren Barnes—a beloved homeless man known as “The Reading Man”—and stabbed him to death under a highway overpass in Grand Junction, Colorado. After decapitating and dismembering Barnes, he took parts of the victim home, storing the head and hands in his closet Arrested after his parents discovered the body parts, Cohee calmly confessed, saying he'd always wondered what murder "felt like" and admitted to keeping the body parts as trophies During trial, his lawyers argued insanity, citing autism, ADHD, and depression—yet the jury convicted him of first-degree murder, dismemberment, and evidence tampering. Cohee was sentenced to life without parole This episode explores: How a quiet teenager's fascination with violence led to extreme brutality The horrifying moment parents discovered body parts in their son’s room The courtroom debate over mental illness vs. evil intent The legacy of Warren Barnes, memorialized by his community Content Warning: Contains graphic descriptions, murder, dismemberment, and discussions of mental illness. Listener discretion advised Brian Cohee Jr., Warren Barnes, Reading Man, Grand Junction murder, dismemberment, head in closet, curious killer, teen homicide, mental illness and crime, trophy murder, true crime podcast Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/best-true-crime-documentaries--6015157/support.
13 Kesä 1h 42min
Vanished in the Wilderness: The Michael Madden Mystery
Vanished in the Wilderness: The Michael Madden Mystery 🚨 He was experienced. He left a plan. He never came back. Michael Madden walked into Stanislaus National Forest and vanished—leaving behind zero trace. Not a shoe. Not a scent. Not a clue. 🎧 The trail went cold. But the mystery runs deep. #MissingPersons #MichaelMadden #UnsolvedMystery #TrueCrimePodcast On May 27, 2023, 59-year-old Michael Madden set out for a solo day hike near Sand Bar Flat in Stanislaus National Forest, California. A seasoned outdoorsman with a love for the wilderness, he left his dog Matilda behind with friends and promised he’d return that afternoon. But he never did. What followed was one of the most baffling and unsettling search efforts in recent memory. Despite helicopters, drones, dogs, and ground crews scouring the terrain, not a single trace of Michael was ever found. No clothing. No gear. No scent. Nothing. In this episode, we dig into: Michael’s background and hiking experience The terrain and conditions at Sand Bar Flat The intense search efforts that turned up zero clues Theories ranging from accidental death to foul play to something stranger Was Michael Madden the victim of an unfortunate wilderness mishap, or is there something more sinister—or paranormal—lurking in the forest? Michael Madden, missing hiker, Stanislaus National Forest, Sand Bar Flat, true crime mystery, unsolved disappearance, California wilderness, trail gone cold, search and rescue, creepy hike stories, paranormal forest disappearance Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/best-true-crime-documentaries--6015157/support.
13 Kesä 1h 1min
Hikers Find Dead Body in Tent: The ‘Mostly Harmless’ Mystery
Hikers Find Dead Body in Tent: The ‘Mostly Harmless’ Mystery 🧳💀 Found dead in his tent with no name, two wallets, and a notebook full of code—he was called "Mostly Harmless." Who was the hiker known only by his trail names? 🎧 Now streaming: The Mystery of the Unidentified Hiker #TrueCrime #HikingMystery #MostlyHarmless Back in July 2018, two hikers stumbled upon a yellow tent tucked away in Florida’s Big Cypress National Preserve—and inside was the body of a man who vanished without a trace. Emaciated to just 83 pounds, carrying thousands in cash, notebooks full of computer code, and no identification, he introduced himself to fellow trail-goers as "Mostly Harmless" or "Denim" For nearly two years, his identity remained a mystery. Trail angels and thru-hikers reached out, but no family came forward. The hiker had walked thousands of miles along the Appalachian Trail, yet his true name stayed hidden Finally, with advanced genetic forensics, the man behind the moniker was identified—bringing a bittersweet sense of closure to a haunting trail mystery. In this episode, we retrace the discovery, the internet sleuthing, the identity unraveling, and the larger questions it raises about solitude, identity, and the people who cross our paths… and then disappear. unidentified hiker, Mostly Harmless, Yellow tent mystery, Big Cypress National Preserve, Appalachian Trail hiker, trail names, hiker death, camping mystery, true crime podcast, missing hiker, hiking mystery, forensic identification, trail angels, wilderness death Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/best-true-crime-documentaries--6015157/support.
13 Kesä 49min
The Most Chilling Story You’ve NEVER Heard Of
The Most Chilling Story You've NEVER Heard Of In this unsolved mystery documentary, we're covering the chilling true story behind the disappearance of Khayman Welch. Khayman "Khay" Welch completely vanished without a trace on August 12, 2020 at Weaver's Needle Vista Viewpoint, disappearing into the notorious Superstition Mountains. The Superstition Mountains are not only well-known for the dark legends and mysteries that surround them, but also for the strange disappearances that occur in the area. To this day, Khayman has never been found, and his bizarre disappearance remains a mystery. Will Khayman's missing persons case ever be solved? Join us for a storytime covering the case of Khayman Welch. The Most Chilling Story You've NEVER Heard Of Khayman Welch missing persons case Superstition Mountains disappearance unsolved mystery documentary True Crime Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/best-true-crime-documentaries--6015157/support.
13 Kesä 44min
