Larry and Sandra Moore: The Family Tragedy That Shocked a Community

The Secret Ingredient- The Tom Metheny Case

What happens when a killer hides in plain sight?For years, Joseph Roy Metheny lived and worked in South Baltimore while vulnerable women disappeared around him. Behind a pallet factory, beneath trailers, and along forgotten stretches of the city, investigators would eventually uncover a trail of violence that left more questions than answers.This episode examines the murders of Cathy Ann Magaziner and Kimberly Lynn Spicer, the survival of Rita Kemper, and the shocking confessions that made Joe Metheny one of the most infamous killers in Maryland history.It is also a story about the people too often overlooked — women struggling with addiction, families left without answers, and a system that didn't always respond with the urgency they deserved.And then there was the claim that would make headlines around the world: a roadside barbecue stand and a confession so disturbing that it remains debated to this day.As always, this episode is told with respect for the victims and their loved ones.⚠️ Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of homicide, attempted sexual violence, and other disturbing crimes. Viewer discretion is advised.🎙️ Killer Constructions — True Crime • Real BlueprintsEvery case is examined piece by piece, uncovering the decisions, details, and overlooked moments that built the story.If you enjoy thoughtful, victim-focused true crime storytelling, consider subscribing and turning on notifications so you never miss the next investigation.#KillerConstructions #JoeMetheny #TheSecretIngredient #TrueCrime #TrueCrimePodcast #Maryland #SerialKiller #CrimeDocumentary #ColdCases #CrimeHistory #SouthBaltimore #UnsolvedMysteries #LEGO #TrueCrimeYouTube #criminalcases

Larry and Sandra Moore: The Family Tragedy That Shocked a Community

Larry and Sandra Moore were the kind of people a town builds itself around — a fish camp, a church, a road that carried their name, and a January evening that changed everything. For decades, the Moores were fixtures of Westminster, South Carolina, known as the former owners of Moore and Moore Fish Camp and longtime members of Calvary Church. In January 2026, after days of unanswered calls, a family member went to Cromer Moore Road for a welfare check and discovered something that would launch a homicide investigation. Eight days later, an arrest brought the case into heartbreaking focus. This episode examines who Larry and Sandra were, what happened inside their home, and the violence that can hide behind familiarity. Told with respect for the victims and their family. ⚠️ Content warning: this episode contains discussion of homicide, including strangulation and stabbing. Listener discretion is advised. — 🎙️ Killer Constructions — true crime, told with care. New episodes ongoing. Subscribe so you never miss the next one. #KillerConstructions #TrueCrime #LarryAndSandraMoore #TrueCrimePodcast #SouthCarolina #OconeeCounty #Westminster #TrueCrimeStorytelling #TrueCrimeCommunity #PodcastClip #PodcastEpisode #CrimeStory #JusticeForLarryAndSandra

Staged To Be Seen- The Jun Lin Case

There’s a version of this story that people think they understand. In 2012, the murder of Jun Lin shocked the world—not just because of the crime itself, but because of how it was presented, recorded, and spread. What happened wasn’t only violence. It was something arranged. Framed. Positioned to be seen. In this episode of Killer Constructions, we look beyond the headlines and into the structure behind the case of Luka Magnotta. The patterns that formed long before the crime. The role of online attention. And how a series of choices, built over time, led to something that would not stay contained. This is not a story about spectacle. It’s about progression. About warning signs. About what happens when visibility becomes part of the design. And about a life that should be remembered for far more than how it ended.

Rex Heuermann-The Gilgo Beach Killer

For years, the Gilgo Beach case existed as fragments — separate disappearances, unanswered questions, and long stretches of time where nothing seemed to connect. Then slowly, piece by piece, something began to take shape. Rex Heuermann lived what appeared to be a normal life. A job. A home. A routine that didn’t draw attention. Nothing about it suggested what would eventually be uncovered — not at first, and not all at once. This episode looks at how the case developed over time, how patterns were identified, and how something that went unseen for years was eventually brought into focus. More importantly, it remembers the women at the center of it: Melissa Barthelemy Megan Waterman Amber Lynn Costello Maureen Brainard-Barnes Their lives extended far beyond this case, and their names deserve to be remembered that way. 🎧 Killer Constructions is a true crime series focused on how events unfold over time — not just what happened, but how it was built, piece by piece.

Unhappy Birthday- The Pashun Jeffery Case

A 21st birthday.A normal night.A moment that should have meant something good.But behind the decorations, the music, and the people in that apartment… something else was building.On March 29, 2023, Pashun Jeffery was celebrating her 21st birthday in St. Petersburg. Within hours, that night would turn into a case that shocked the community—and left a young child at the center of something unthinkable.This is a story about how quickly things can unravel…and how the moments that seem ordinary can hide something far darker.🎧 Killer Constructions — true crime told through the structure behind the story.⚠️ Viewer discretion is advised. This episode contains discussion of violence, including harm involving a young child.