Five-Minute Crime

Episode 56- FIFA World Cup Murder Mystery: The Tragedy of Andrés Escobar

In this special FIFA World Cup-themed episode of Five-Minute Crime, Ronan Wolfe explores the heartbreaking story of Colombian football star Andrés Escobar. After scoring a tragic own goal during the 1994 FIFA World Cup, Escobar returned home to a nation consumed by pressure, money, and violence. Just days later, he was murdered. Was it a crime of passion, a football-fueled rage, or something much deeper? This is one of the darkest stories in World Cup history.

Episode 55- The Facebook Live Horror: The Murder of Abraham Shakespeare

In this chilling episode of Five-Minute Crime, Ronan Wolfe unpacks the tragic case of Abraham Shakespeare, a Florida lottery winner whose sudden fortune made him a target. What began as a rags-to-riches story spiraled into manipulation, greed, and murder when a woman promising to protect his wealth instead orchestrated his death.

Episode 54- The Acid Bath Murderer: The Crimes of John George Haigh

In this chilling episode of Five-Minute Crime, Ronan Wolfe explores the horrifying case of John George Haigh, one of Britain’s most infamous serial killers. Believing he could destroy both bodies and evidence using sulfuric acid, Haigh murdered wealthy victims for profit—until one crucial forensic detail brought his grisly scheme crashing down.

Episode 53- The Honeymoon Murder: The Death of Gavin Smith

In this gripping episode of Five-Minute Crime, Ronan Wolfe investigates the disappearance and murder of Fox executive Gavin Smith, a powerful Hollywood insider whose vanishing act uncovered a web of gambling debts, criminal connections, and deadly secrets. What began as a missing persons case spiraled into a shocking murder investigation with ties to organized crime.

Episode 52- The Killer Nurse: The Crimes of Charles Cullen

In this disturbing episode of Five-Minute Crime, Ronan Wolfe uncovers the chilling story of Charles Cullen, a nurse who confessed to killing dozens of patients across multiple hospitals. Moving undetected for years, Cullen exploited trust, access, and system failures to become one of the most prolific serial killers in modern history.