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True Crime 24 Hours

True Crime 24 Hours

True Crime 24 Hours 90 Episodes Oct 12, 2026

True Crime 24 Hours is a true crime podcast that dives into real-life solved and unsolved mysteries, cold cases, disappearances, and murders from around the world. The show focuses on immersive, no-filler storytelling, examining police reports, forensic evidence, and case details. Each episode covers a 100% real case, from old cold cases cracked by DNA to modern digital mysteries. The podcast aims to put the listener at the center of the investigation.

Episodes

SERIAL KILLER: Dennis Lynn Rader
SERIAL KILLER: Dennis Lynn Rader Oct 12, 2026 2732 Between 1974 and 1991, Dennis Rader murdered ten people in Wichita, Kansas, taunting police for years under the name BTK before going silent for over a decade. The case remained unsolved for thirty-one years until a floppy disk Rader sent to a local television station in February 2005 carried metadata linking him directly to Christ Lutheran Church, where he served as congregation president. Invest
SERIAL KILLER: John Wayne Gacy
SERIAL KILLER: John Wayne Gacy Oct 10, 2026 2687 In December 1978, fifteen-year-old Robert Piest disappeared after stepping outside a Des Plaines, Illinois pharmacy to speak with a contractor named John Wayne Gacy. What investigators found beneath the floor of Gacy's home in Norwood Park Township led to the conviction of one of the most prolific serial killers in American history, with 33 confirmed victims. Decades later, one victim still has no
SERIAL KILLER: Jeffrey Lionel Dahmer
SERIAL KILLER: Jeffrey Lionel Dahmer Oct 9, 2026 2654 In 1991, Jeffrey Dahmer was arrested at his Milwaukee apartment after seventeen men and boys were killed there over more than a decade, their remains hidden inside ordinary furniture and appliances. The case raised unresolved questions about whether repeated prior police contacts, including the return of a drugged fourteen-year-old boy to Dahmer's door, could have prevented specific later killings
SERIAL KILLER: Ted Bundy
SERIAL KILLER: Ted Bundy Oct 9, 2026 2714 Beginning in 1974 and continuing across at least seven states, Ted Bundy abducted and murdered dozens of young women while moving freely through campuses and communities, exploiting his intelligence and social charm to evade suspicion for years. Convicted and executed in 1989, Bundy claimed more than 30 victims, but investigators have never confirmed a final count, and some remains linked to his m
He Said Madeline Soto Walked Into School. She Was in the Passenger Seat.
He Said Madeline Soto Walked Into School. She Was in the Passenger Seat. Oct 7, 2026 1059 Madeline Soto turned thirteen on a Thursday in February 2024, and had her birthday party that Sunday at her grandmother's house. Every morning she texted her closest friend, who woke up to the messages waiting. On Monday nothing came. That afternoon her mother stood outside Hunter's Creek Middle School and Maddie never walked out. The man who said he had dropped her off had stopped at a dumpster i
Baby H's Nanny Was Told the Camera Saved Nothing. There Was a Second.
Baby H's Nanny Was Told the Camera Saved Nothing. There Was a Second. Oct 4, 2026 1031 Months before her due date, Dina went looking for someone who could care for a newborn and a recovering mother as one job. She found a referral on RedNote, called the number, and a woman told her she had used this nanny herself. Baby H was born five days before the period prosecutors would later put in a charging document. Her parents had told the nanny that their baby monitor was not saving recor
Manohara Pinot Wrote Two Words on a Napkin in Eyeliner. They Said Help Me.
Manohara Pinot Wrote Two Words on a Napkin in Eyeliner. They Said Help Me. Oct 1, 2026 1086 At sixteen, Manohara Odelia Pinot traveled to Malaysia to meet a prince's parents. During the visit she was told she would be marrying their son that month. She laughed - she thought it was a joke. The invitations, she was told, had already gone out. She went through with the ceremony on one promise: that afterward she could go home to Jakarta. Nine months later, in a restaurant in Singapore, she
Desirrê Freitas Flew In to Help a Friend. Her Passport Went Into a Safe.
Desirrê Freitas Flew In to Help a Friend. Her Passport Went Into a Safe. Sep 28, 2026 1101 For years, Desirrê Freitas paid a spiritual adviser she had found on Instagram to talk through her relationship and her life. In April 2022 the adviser said she was in crisis and needed her. Desirrê flew from Germany to a house outside Austin to help. Within weeks her passport was in a safe and a bill was waiting: the flight, the room, the furniture, and the witchcraft she had been told was protec
Brittany Zamora's Husband Texted Her to Cry. The Boy's Father Was Calling.
Brittany Zamora's Husband Texted Her to Cry. The Boy's Father Was Calling. Sep 25, 2026 1013 His parents had one rule about the bedroom door: it stayed open. Early in 2018, a thirteen-year-old boy in Goodyear, Arizona quietly stopped leaving it that way, and his stepmother put an app on his phone that watched for certain words. One of them was baby. The account sending those messages belonged to his sixth grade teacher, Brittany Zamora. What his parents did not know that night was that ot
Ruby Franke's Son Spelled a Message in Stones. It Said Jail.
Ruby Franke's Son Spelled a Message in Stones. It Said Jail. Sep 22, 2026 1083 In July 2023, a twelve-year-old boy sleeping on concrete outside a house in Ivins, Utah, arranged small stones beside him into a message for his mother: Jail. I will call when I get there. His mother was Ruby Franke, who had spent years showing nearly two and a half million subscribers how she raised her six children. That attempt failed, and the women made the next one harder. Weeks later he went
A Charter Flight Was Said to Bring Barbie Hsu's Ashes Home. It Never Flew.
A Charter Flight Was Said to Bring Barbie Hsu's Ashes Home. It Never Flew. Sep 19, 2026 1069 In 2003, a television host asked Barbie Hsu and her younger sister Dee to imagine themselves at fifty. Dee joked that she would rather be rich and lazy. Barbie said two or three children, and then their children too. She was still in her twenties, and her sister was sitting beside her answering the same questions. Twenty-two years later that interview came back into circulation, and Dee was the on
Victoria Martens's Mother Said She Watched Her Die. She Was Not There.
Victoria Martens's Mother Said She Watched Her Die. She Was Not There. Sep 16, 2026 1109 Victoria Martens did gymnastics on her grandparents' lawn, and purple was her favorite color - the one everyone wore to her memorial. On the afternoon of August 23, 2016, the adult who was supposed to meet the ten-year-old at her school bus stop never came, and Victoria made her own way home to an apartment in Albuquerque. Within two years, the state would publicly take apart almost everything it

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