Tales of the twisted Podcast episodes

The West Mesa Bone Collector is one of the most haunting unsolved cases in American true crime. Between 2001 and 2005, eleven women—and one unborn child—vanished from Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Chicago’s Ripper Crew carried out one of the most disturbing series of satanic-influenced murders in American true-crime history. Between 1981 and 1982, women were abducted, tortured, and killed in rituals that horrified investigators.

Amelia Dyer, the Victorian-era “Baby Farmer,” is believed to be Britain’s most prolific serial killer. Her decades-long killing spree exposed a horrifying system of child trafficking and murder hidden behind closed doors.

The Circleville Letters case unleashed a reign of anonymous threats, stalking, and psychological terror across a small Ohio town. For years, residents lived in fear of a writer who seemed to know their darkest secrets.

Lucy Letby, a neonatal nurse in the U.K., became the center of one of Britain’s most shocking medical crime investigations. A series of unexplained infant collapses exposed a disturbing pattern doctors could no longer ignore.

The Chuck Morgan case is a labyrinth of coded notes, alleged government ties, and unexplained fear. When the Arizona escrow officer vanished—and later turned up dead—investigators uncovered secrets no one could fully explain.

The Sodder Children’s disappearance on Christmas Eve 1945 remains one of America’s most disturbing unsolved cases. Their home burned—but five children vanished without a trace, defying all logic and forensic science.

June and Jennifer Gibbons—known as the Silent Twins—shared a secret language, dark creativity, and a psychological bond that baffled experts. Their story became one of the most eerie behavioral mysteries ever recorded.

Joe “Tiny” Metheny became a grotesque true-crime legend in 1990s Baltimore. His brutal murders—and his chilling confession about human meat—blurred the line between fact, urban legend, and real-life horror.

Elisabeth Fritzl spent 24 years imprisoned beneath her father’s home in one of the most disturbing captivity cases ever recorded. Her rescue revealed a nightmare that defied imagination and horrified the world.

Brandon Swanson’s 2008 disappearance in rural Minnesota remains one of the most haunting unsolved true-crime mysteries in modern history. After crashing his car, he called his parents—and vanished mid-sentence.

The 1928 Hex Hollow murder in Pennsylvania blends true crime, superstition, and Appalachian folk magic into one of the strangest cases ever recorded.

From wartime pilot memories to Hollywood reincarnation claims, the real cases of children who recall past lives remain among the most unsettling mysteries in modern psychology and true-story research.

The Yuba County Five disappearance is one of California’s most baffling true-crime mysteries. In 1978, five men vanished in the Sierra Nevada mountains—four found dead, one missing to this day.

Daniel Robinson’s 2021 disappearance in the Arizona desert remains a chilling unsolved case. When his Jeep was found wrecked in a ravine—with his belongings inside—detectives questioned whether the scene had been staged.

Dean Corll—Houston’s infamous “Candyman Killer”—orchestrated one of America’s most horrific serial murder cases. Between 1970 and 1973, at least 28 boys were tortured and killed in a hidden world of darkness.

The Springfield Three vanished from a Missouri home in 1992 without struggle, evidence, or explanation. This haunting disappearance became one of the most chilling unsolved true-crime cases in U.S. history.

Gloria Ramirez—“The Toxic Woman”—triggered one of the strangest medical mysteries in California history when hospital staff collapsed after treating her. Decades later, the case still defies scientific explanation.

The torture and murder of Sylvia Likens is one of the most shocking crimes in American history. Her months of abuse inside the Baniszewski home exposed a level of cruelty that changed child-protection laws forever.

Between 1945 and 1950, five people vanished inside Vermont’s Bennington Triangle, creating one of the most enduring unsolved disappearance clusters in American history. No bodies. No clues. No answers.