Nefarious Podcast

Sarah discusses the devastating stories of two travel seeking backpackers, Hannah Witheridge & David Miller. Two young adventurers whose paths sadly intertwine in Thailand. Tiffany then tries to compress the bizarre connections some might call “coincidences”, in the story of Claire Hough’s murder on a southern California coast beach. Music by Keinzweiter, under creative commons license.

Continuing with our Summer theme this week, Sarah recounts the Bruce Beresford-Redman "story". What ACTUALLY happened to the ex-producer of Survivor's wife? And Tiffany follows up with part 2 on Joran Van Der Schloot, recounting the events leading up to and after Stephany Flores Ramirez' body was found in a hotel. Music by Keinzweiter, under creative commons license.

New month, new theme! As things begin heating up here in California, we try to escape the weather by traveling on summer vacation…at least in our stories. Sarah tries to map the geographical connections between multiple murders in the past, while possible DNA connections happen in real time. Tiffany then tries to unravel the web of lies and pointing fingers that occurs after Natalee Holloway misses her flight home from her vacation in Aruba.   Promo by Light the Fright! Music by Keinzweiter, under creative commons license.

Wrapping up our femme fatale theme, we try to understand the trance casted upon innocent Colombians in the retelling of heinous crimes committed by Maria Concepcion Ladino.  Then Tiff digs up what she can about the murder of Farah Noor by the Scissor Sisters, Linda and Charlotte Mulhall.   Promo by Our True Crime Podcast.   Music created by Keinzweiter, under creative commons license.

After Tiff gets past the odd encounter of her midday lunch, Sarah tells us the story of Mariam Soulakiotis, a member of the Calendurist cult that believes in orthodox christianity with time to spare. While Tiffany plays devils advocate in trying to help explain the defense of someone who seems completely defenseless, in the story of Nancy Kissel..but is that really the end of the mystery for the Kissel family?!?!   Music by Keinzweiter, under creative commons license.