We are Nitecap True Crime....
If the mystery of murder intrigues you,
Or if you find crime quite a curiosity,
Welcome home
Pour yourself a drink, sit back, and buckle up, it’s gonna get dark
Be warned this podcast does contain explicit content and graphic descriptions of real-life accounts and cases.
Listener discretion is definitely advised.
Enough, is enough! I want more, you probably want more too, so I'm giving you more! Nitecap Case Files is a one on one listener experience, where I tell you a case, you will surely hope to forget. First up we have the case of Colleen Stan, a story about a girl, under the bed, in a box.
Join the crew this episode for a spooky episode, all about Halloween Homicides.
This week on Murder Match-Up, we tell cases, picked at random. One, crazy, and one tragic. This episode is a rough one, trigger warning.
That's right! We're BACK! Join us for our second season of Nitecap True Crime. This episode is all about hazing, college can be crazy, and dangerous, but so can work.
After a much-needed break from podcasting, the crew at Nitecap True Crime brings on special guest host Terra Kassa who tells the horrific story about Shanda Sharer. Shanda Sharer was a young, vivacious teen, just wanting to go to a rock concert. This is the real-life story of a group of very, very, mean girls. IiuQi8DtzU0cR6QxrE2w
This week on Nitecap True Crime, we take on our first monthly deep dive into one of Brittany's "Favorite" cases. David Parker Ray, also known as the Toy Box Killer, was an evil and sadistic man. Drugging, restraining, and torturing women inside of a trailer known as his "toy box"
Every parent looks at their baby thinking that there’s no way they could be anything less than an angel, but alas that’s not always the case. For your weekly dose of true crime horror, we’ve got a couple of accounts of minors committing major crimes.
This week, we travel to Hollywood to explore the real-life cases that inspired a few of the crime movies we all know and love. Grab a drink, some popcorn, and settle in. This one’s a doozy. Gavin tells us about Ivan Milat and The Backpack Murders, which inspired the gruesome and horrifying 2005 thriller, Wolf Creek. Brittany tells the nightmare-inducing story of Gary Rollings, aka The Gainesville Ripper, and his spree of murders that inspired the movie Scream. Join Gavin, Suzi, and Brittany each...
It's time for your monthly dose of Murder Match-Up! What is Murder Match-Up, you ask? We are each randomly given a letter and number, then go to Murderpedia.org, and we grab the case that corresponds with the letter and number. Murderpedia is like Wikipedia but for murderers, it is indexed by the murderer's last name. It's like speed dating, but for murderers. This week, Brittany tells us about Jennifer San Marco, and the Goleta Postal Center massacre. Gavin talks about Christopher George Theodo...
In this episode of Nitecap True Crime, we take a trip around the globe to uncover crimes in other countries! Suzi sails us down under to New Zealand to tell us about a woman who runs a shady "Baby Farm" and may or may not hide babies in hat boxes. Brittany jumps aboard the Austrian Express and spins a tale about a not so sweet ice cream shop owner and her horrific attempts at disposing of her lovers
In this special guest episode, A.J. Pelletier tells us about The Apology Line. The '80s saw a host of new wave technology, but they weren't prepared for this! The Apology Line was a phone-message service that allowed callers to call in and apologize for their wrongdoings... The man behind it was in for a wild ride, so buckle up and listen in! To check out A.J.'s podcast head on over to https://www.buzzsprout.com/1007101 Join Gavin, Suzi, and Brittany each week as we take you on a thrill ride adv...
Nitecap True Crime presents Up In Smoke Arson and Murder seem to go hand in hand In this episode, we stoke the coals under two cases, both of which invoke terror and tragedy A Cheshire family ends up intertwined in a horrific plot by two sick and twisted home invaders and a story of a father, who burns his house down with his children trapped inside... or did he?
We've got something new and exciting for you creeps! Murder Mash-Up! We are each randomly given a letter and number, then go to Murderpedia, from there we grab the case that corresponds with the letter and number. Murderpedia is like Wikipedia but for murderers, it is indexed by the murderer's last name. It's like speed dating, but for murderers. We each ended up with some seriously interesting cases. Brittany tells us about Helene Jegado, a bitter woman in the 1800’s who worked as a domestic he...
Drugs and alcohol are easy to come by. You can get em at the grocery store, or on the corner. These cases are so commonplace, it's like a broken record. On July 26, 2009, Diane Schuler began the drive home from a family camping trip with her two children and three nieces in the car. Four hours later Diane was seen driving the wrong way on the Taconic Parkway for nearly 2 miles, before crashing head-on into another car. Eight of the nine people involved were dead. And there were more questions th...
Just when you think it couldn't get any worse...oh it does. Special guest Scotty Morgan dives deep into a terrifying story of torture and survival. Lois Pearson, an independent, sweet, woman of devout faith finds herself in a horrific situation. Jeffrey Maxwell, only to be described as the epitome of evil, spends six years festering over being turned down and rejected. What he does next is not for the faint of heart. Join Gavin, Suzi, and Brittany each week as we take you on a thrill ride advent...
Just when you think it couldn't get any worse...oh it does. Special guest Scotty Morgan dives deep into a terrifying story of torture and survival. Lois Pearson, an independent, sweet, woman of devout faith finds herself in a horrific situation. Jeffrey Maxwell, only to be described as the epitome of evil, spends six years festering over being turned down and rejected. What he does next is not for the faint of heart. Join Gavin, Suzi, and Brittany each week as we take you on a thrill ride advent...
**Please note that we had not fine-tuned our audio quality quite yet. If poor sound quality isn't your thing, we encourage you to jump to Ep. 4 : Torture Terrors, and revisit these early days later** Dating Apps have become very commonplace in our culture...and they may be making it easier for creeps to prey on unsuspecting users. On Christmas Eve 2019, 25-year old Kevin Bacon left his home in Swartz Creek, MI to meet up with a man he had met on Grindr, 50-year old Mark Latunski. What was suppos...
**Please note that we had not fine-tuned our audio quality quite yet. If poor sound quality isn't your thing, we encourage you to jump to Ep. 4 : Torture Terrors, and revisit these early days later** This week, we look at two cases where the victims disappeared, never to be seen again. Monika Rizzo disappeared on May 5, 1997. She left work without any of her personal belongings, and her boss was unable to reach her, until 8 days later when she said she hadn’t been feeling well and would return t...
**Please note that we had not fine-tuned our audio quality quite yet. If poor sound quality isn't your thing, we encourage you to jump to Ep. 4 : Torture Terrors, and revisit these early days later** In our debut two-part episode, we dive deep into the stories of two of Spokane’s most notorious serial killers. On July 24, 2017, Donna Perry was sentenced to life without parole for the murder of three sex workers back in 1990. However, at that time, she was Douglas Perry. And that body count is be...
**Please note that we had not fine-tuned our audio quality quite yet. If poor sound quality isn't your thing, we encourage you to jump to Ep. 4 : Torture Terrors, and revisit these early days later** In our debut two-part episode, we dive deep into the stories of two of Spokane’s most notorious serial killers. On July 24, 2017, Donna Perry was sentenced to life without parole for the murder of three sex workers back in 1990. However, at that time, she was Douglas Perry. And that body count is be...
