History's Biggest Villains

Welome to History's Biggest Villians, where I talk about the most evil people the world has ever seen.

History's Biggest Villains is a true crime podcast hosted by Jay Peezy, with 126 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Jay Peezy hosts History's Biggest Villains, a true crime show with 126 episodes published.

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  Episode #6

  Juan Covington: Terror In Philadelphia

  Sep 26, 20269 minS8

  Juan Covington seemed to be a normal kid until his father died. Afterwards, he began to go through several depressive mood swings, but after a few years of medication, he declared himself cured. However, this clearly wasn’t the case, as he started exhibiting really strange behaviors, as one family member said he would stare at the Christmas tree for hours because he thought it was moving. Even with his mental health issues, he continued to hold down steady employment, as members of the community generally liked him. But Juan’s undiagnosed paranoid schizophrenia caused several delusions in his twisted mind, as he felt random strangers were trying to cast spells on him, so he felt he had to do something about it.

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  Episode #6

  Denis Kazungu: His Own Personal Graveyard

  Sep 22, 20268 minS8

  Denis Kazunga had rented a property in Kigali, Rwanda, but he hadn’t paid rent for seven months. There was already an odd suspicion around him, as several women had escaped from his house with their lives. They had reported these incidents to the village leader, but they were ignored. Denis wouldn’t allow the landlord to come into his house to start the eviction process, so he called the police. Once they were able to search the residence, they quickly understood why Denis was so hesitant to let him in.

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  Episode #4

  Simmi Kahlon: More Questions Than Answers

  Sep 18, 20266 minS8

  On October 4, 2009 in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Harnek Mahal came home from his job as a long haul tracker to find his girlfriend, Simmi Khalon, lying face down on the floor of her bedroom, motionless. The coroner ruled her death not to be suspicious, as it was due to complications from childbirth, which confused Harnek because Simmi told him that she had a abortion several months ago. The next day, Harnek called the police again, saying he found a suitcase in a garbage bag. The nauseating smell along with the presence of blood drops raised his suspicions. When the medical examiner arrived to open the suitcase, what she found inside was extremely horrifying, as this case left more questions than answers.

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  Episode #10

  John Balaban: Savagery at the Sunshine Cafe

  Sep 10, 202612 minS8

  John Balaban was a man with obvious mental health issues, but they would fatally go undiagnosed. After his father’s suicide, John began to study philosphy, claiming to be an atheist, while also claiming God had appeared to him in a dream. He fled to France to escape the Soviet takeover of his native Romania, where he met a woman and they went back to her apartment. For no reason, John strangled her to death in the bedroom and fled the scene. He was able to avoid capture, emigrating to Australia during the post WWII boom. After essentially getting away with murder, John’s new situation down under wasn’t that much better, as four more innocent people would fall victim to his hidden personality.

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  Episode #9

  Richard Lawrence Marquette: The 11th Name

  Sep 5, 20269 minS8

  On June 8, 1961, police in Portland, Oregon received a phone call from a local housewife, as her dog brought home a paper bag containing a severed human foot. While detectives were investigating, the dog returned again, this time with a severed hand. The area was then searched more thoroughly, which uncovered several more body parts, all in fairly fresh condition and all drained of blood. The killer was extremely bold, simply leaving the parts scattered all over the ground, not even making an attempt to bury them. The foot definitely belonged to a woman, as the bright red nail polish on the toes further cemented this. Eyewitness accounts from the week before identified local drifter Richard Laurence Marquette as the last man to have seen her. This prompted the FBI to do something they had never done before, add an 11th name to the Most Wanted List. Once Richard was caught, he looked to be going away forever, as police found even more body parts in his refrigerator and he actually led them to the location of his victim’s severed head. But somehow, 11 years after he was convicted, Richard was released on “good behavior” and you already know how this goes.

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