The Professor Murders
Half and Susanne Zantop, both professors at Dartmouth, were stabbed to death by two teenage boys who were looking for money.

Half and Susanne Zantop, both professors at Dartmouth, were stabbed to death by two teenage boys who were looking for money.
Brian Dorsey was executed in Missouri by lethal injection over the objection of 70 corrections officers and a former warden.
Colleen Drummond and Holly Kayson, both 13 years old, were murdered in Fishkill, NY, in 1984. The case is either 100% solved, or 100% not.
James Donald French requested the death penalty, and made up his own headline for the execution.
Maybe you should buy your own lawn mower?
Radio station intern Helene Pruszynski was brutally stabbed to death in 1980. Her killer was brought to justice 40 years later.
Megan McDonald was murdered on March 14, 2003, in Orange County, New York. Linda shares updates on the case, including some shady actions by the District Attorney. Plus, two other cases from California that will shock and horrify you.
Fred and Rosemary West were two of the most prolific serial killers in U.K. history. Their victims included their own children.
Open wide and say, "Ahhh!"
It's Linda's turn to make you scared to go outside.
On Thursday, January 25, 2024, Alabama inmate Kenneth Smith became the first person to be executed using nitrogen hypoxia. On this bonus episode, Linda covers the case that brought his conviction, the murder of 44 year old Elizabeth Sennette.
Shocking stories about murderous electricians. Pun intended.
You'll never guess where the murderers hid the body.
New Years Eve in 1990 was not fun for everyone in East Flatbush, Brooklyn.
The horrific story of Joel Stenberg and Hedda Nussbaum grabbed all the headlines in 1988, except CNN.
Diane Delia was born John Delia in 1957. She became the murder victim of a very strange love triangle.
* Not necessarily in that order. The 1906 murder of celebrity architect Stanford White was considered "The Trial Of The Century" at the time.
Maybe it's time to learn some DYI plumbing...?
Six defendants were exectued in Old Sparky at Sing Sing for the murder of Anna Griffin at the Griffin Homestead dairy farm in Yorktown, New York, in 1911.
Artist Robert George Irwin killed three people in New York City on Easter Sunday in 1937, including model Veronica "Ronnie" Gedeon.
Some cases where the butler (or maid) actually did it!
Telephone operators help solve the murder of millionaire John Williams Schatz in Poughkeepsie, New York, in 1931.
Gulielma "Elma" Sands was murdered in Manhattan, NY, on December 22, 1799. Her body was found submerged in the Manhattan well. This was the first murder trial in the United States that has a recorded transcript.
Robert Chambers, the "Preppy Killer," was convicted of killing Jennifer Levin in New York City's Central Park in 1986. He served his time, but hasn't been able to keep himself out of prison.
Michelle Castillo was found hanging in a bathroom of her Loudoun County, Virginia, mansion in 2014. Did she commit suicide, or was she murdered by her estranged husband Braulio?
Gregory Thayer was convicted of shooting his lifelong friend, Bruce Swierc.
The Soviet Union had their own version of Jack the Ripper, known as The Butcher of Rostov, who was active from the 1970s through the 1990s.
You may want to choose your business prospects carefully...
What makes for a successful serial killer? When the victims don't appear to be victims at all.
This is the true story behind the novella and film titled "Double Indemnity." It was named "The Dumbell Murder," by journalist Damon Runyon because the people involved were... dumbells.