This week Na Tasha and Christina talk about serial killer Samuel Little. While this dude is not usually the first person you think of when serial killers are mentioned, he is actually the most prolific serial killer in the United States. He confessed to killing 93 victims, but "stopped counting at 84." How the heck did he get away with it for so long?
Blood Sisterz talk about the story of Joanna Dennehy, a serial killer who killed three men and attempted to murder another two. She was definitely a "spree killer" who wasn't able to return to "normal" life after committing murder.
In this week's episode, the Blood Sisterz tackle Harold Shipman, or as they like to call him, Sh*tman. He was a GP in England who is estimated to have hundreds of kills.
Na Tasha and Christina talk about the life, murders, and trial of "Jolly" Jane Toppan: an Angel of Death type killer who worked as a nurse and took advantage of the many people that she was tasked with caring for.
We're back with Season 3 JUST before Halloween! I mean I guess it's Season 3? Na Tasha and Christina talk about some of Wisconsin's most popular Urban Legends and haunted places.
Blood Sisterz are back! We are kicking off season 2 with a much lesser-known serial killer: Stephen Peter Morin. You may (or may not be) familiar with him because he went by so many different names and was a master of disguise. He would change locations, looks, styles, and was a manipulator who went undetected for years. Listen in and learn how he started, the crimes and murders that we know of, and how he was "saved." Please follow, rate, subscribe, and all that jazz. Subscribe to our YouTube c...
Welcome to the 10th episode and season finale! Rachel is back in the saddle and we are going in on one of Mexico's most famous serial killers: Juana Barraza. She is more well-known as La Mataviejitas or "The Little Old Lady Killer." One of the reasons that this case was so huge is because Juana was actually a wrestler who went by the name La Dama del Silencio, or The Silent Lady. Little did the world know, she was killing the elderly in her spare time. Listen in to learn more about her life, cri...
Welcome to episode 9 of Blood Sisterz! In this week's episode, we will be diving into the story of serial killer Charles Albright AKA The Eyeball Killer. Charles was a smart, charismatic young boy who showed a lot of promise academically. He had a lot of interests and seemed to be great at everything he tried, that is until he decided to try his hand at murder. Listen in and see how his love for eyes began and continues to be an obsession. Please follow, rate, subscribe, and all that jazz. Subsc...
Happy Halloween 2020! As if things couldn't get scary enough, we decided to give you three stories this week AND drop it a day early on Halloween! Each one presented by yours truly and goes as follows: Christina's story: The 1957 trick-or-treat murder of Peter Fabiano by Joan Rabel and Goldyne Pizer. Na Tasha's story: The wrongful conviction of Johnny Frank Garrett for the murder of Sister Tadea Benz on Halloween of 1981. Rachel's story: The Halloween 2010 slaying of an entire family at the hand...
Leonarda Cianciulli was a superstitious mother who would have done anything to protect her children, even if it meant murdering another human being. Listen in as we talk about this serial killer soap maker who turned her victims into dainty treats such as soap and tea cakes. Leonarda came from a hard life- even the time of her conception caused a great deal of trauma for her and started the cycle of pain and grief in her family. She went on to have a successful business, but that superstition al...
Ed Gein hailed from Plainfield, WI, and would eventually be known worldwide as a serial killer. Join Blood Sisterz as we go over his life, family, and horrific crimes. Ed Gein was a gravedigger who also murdered two women (that we know of) by the names of Mary Hogan and Bernice Worden. His home would go down in history as one of the most disgusting crime scenes ever with clothing, decor, and home furnishings made from human parts and skin. Listen in and learn about the man who would be the inspi...
They couldn't have just had a game night?! This week on Episode 5 of The Blood Sisterz Podcast, we try and piece together the history of the demented "family" the Bloody Benders. This serial killer family has got some surprises in store so buckle in! We will go through the gruesome way they killed their victims, and finally how they were found out. Make sure to watch on YouTube for the reenactment! You can also hear us on Google Podcasts, Breaker, RadioPublic, and more. FOLLOW! Audio mixed, mast...
On episode 4 of Blood Sisterz, the ladies discuss Rodney Alcala AKA The Dating Game Killer. This serial killer is something else, so listen in as we go over his life, victims, and ultimate conviction. We will then finish off with our very own Dating Game introductions. Also, watch on YouTube for the re-enactment as we brought back Rachel the nosy neighbor! Audio edited, mixed, and mastered by Bob Schaab.
Buckle in for episode number 3! This week, Blood Sisterz discuss killer nurse Kristen Gilbert's life, crimes, victims, and conviction. This is the first serial killer we will be discussing who is still alive today. Also, this week's episode DOES include TWO reenactments so be sure to hang out and watch on YouTube as well!
This week, Blood Sisterz tackle one of the cruelest serial killers of all time: Albert Fish. From his childhood to his evil crimes and right up to the end, follow us on this roller coaster of murder and viciousness. Or should we say... Albert Fish-iousness?? Get your whiskey and crazy straw and get comfy before you listen.
Welcome to our first episode of Blood Sisterz! Your new source for serial killer and true crime fun. Grab a drink and tune in as Na Tasha Carr, Christina Mata and Rachel Thompson discuss their first female serial killer subject: Nannie Doss, AKA The Giggling Granny. We go over her early life, murders, victims, and how it all ended. There also may or may not be a cheesy reenactment in there somewhere in the video version on YouTube. Catch a new episode every Sunday at 6PM, CST.
