A Seriously Killer Podcast

A Seriously Killer Podcast is a true crime podcast without the frills or commentary, aiming to create episodes that serve to highlight the victims' humanity and the impact of their loss on their family, friends, and community. Each episode is named after the murder victims involved in the case, to memorialize them, though they may not be the only victims in that case. A Seriously Killer Podcast believes all murder victims deserve to be named, whether their killer was charged, convicted, or simply attributed. If a conviction was not secured, A Seriously Killer Podcast acknowledges that they are presumed innocent. Take a closer look at www.aseriouslykillerpodcast.com

A Seriously Killer Podcast is a history podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

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  Episode #18

  Episode 18: Brittany Ann Zimmermann

  Sep 29, 202624 min

  Content Warning: This podcast contains descriptions that may be distressing or difficult to hear—listener discretion is advised In 2008, dispatchers in Madison, Wisconsin would take a call the public would never let them forget. Research Sources: Madison Police Department; Dane County court records and criminal complaint; Wisconsin State Journal; Wisconsin Watch; Isthmus; WMTV 15; WSAW. Music sources via Pixabay: SigmaMusicArt and SergePavkinMusic This episode contains music licensed through Shuttershock via the Splice Video Editing App

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  Episode #17

  Episode 17: Delwin Foxworth and Holly Staker

  Sep 22, 202625 min

  Content warning: child victim, sexual assault, and graphic violence. Two cases, and 4 lives, are linked by a single DNA profile that is unmatched to this day.

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  Episode #16

  Episode 16: Betty Thomson Shanks

  Sep 20, 202630 min

  Content warning: descriptions of graphic violence and abuse Betty’s case is often referred to as, “the case that stole Queensland’s innocence”. Today we cover this case 74 years after Betty began her walk home that night on September 19th, 1952. Music via Pixabay: Denis_pavlov_music

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  Episode #15

  Episode 15: Earvin Herman Trimble

  Sep 15, 202625 min

  Warning: This episode depicts gun violence. Not every victim is “ideal.” Every victim still matters. Episode 15 — Earvin Herman Trimble A Seriously Killer Podcast Music via Pixabay: Leberch and senormusica81 Research Sources: • Inciarrano v. State, Florida court records • Los Angeles Times — “Court to Consider Privacy Issue: Victim Taped His Murder but Slayer May Be Freed,” Barry Bearak, Jan. 13, 1985 • Los Angeles Times — “Conviction Upheld in Illegally Recorded Murder,” Barry Bearak, June 28, 1985 • The Washington Post — “The Man Who Recorded His Own Murder,” Nat Hentoff, Aug. 7, 1985

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  Episode #14

  Episode 14: Lauren Spierer

  Sep 8, 202636 min

  Content Warning: This episode discusses a missing person, alcohol and drug use, and theories surrounding a young woman’s disappearance. Listener discretion is advised. On June 3, 2011, 20-year-old Lauren Spierer disappeared from Bloomington, Indiana. Fifteen years later, her family is still waiting for her to come home—and someone may still know exactly why she never did. IF YOU HAVE INFORMATION ABOUT LAUREN SPIERER’S DISAPPEARANCE: Bloomington Police Department: 812-339-4477 BPD Tips: policetips@bloomington.in.gov Detective Jeff Rodgers: rodgersj@bloomington.in.gov Crime Stoppers of Central Indiana: 317-262-TIPS (8477) — anonymous tips

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