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Black Crime File
Hosted by About Crime · EN
A true crime documentary podcast channel uncovering real criminal cases, from shocking events to hidden investigations. Each episode breaks down evidence, motives, and outcomes with clear storytelling and factual analysis. Focused on justice, psychology, and real-world lessons behind every crime.
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The Serial Killer Who Kept Souvenirs From His Victims.
1w ago00:33:31Tap to summarizeTHE SERIAL KILLER WHO KEPT SOUVENIRS FROM HIS VICTIMS | The John Christie Case March 1953. Police discovered six bodies at 10 Rillington Place, London—all murdered by John Reginald Halliday Christie between 1943-1953. He strangled his victims using carbon monoxide gas, then kept disturbing trophies in a tobacco tin. Ruth Fuerst. Muriel Eady. Ethel Christie. Kathleen Maloney. Rita Nelson. Hectorina MacLennan. Bodies hidden under floorboards, sealed behind walls, buried in the garden. Christie's worst crime: framing neighbor Timothy Evans for murder in 1949. Evans was hanged in 1950. When Christie's murders were discovered three years later, Britain realized it had executed an innocent man while the real killer kept killing. This wrongful execution led to the abolition of capital punishment in the UK in 1965. The case that changed British law forever. --- ⚠️ CONTENT WARNING: This video contains discussions of real murders, violence against women, wrongful conviction, and capital punishment. Viewer discretion is strongly advised.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/black-crime-file--6945625/support.
Transcribe →He Shot His Son's Rapist on Live TV And Walked Free // The Jody Plauché Story
2w ago00:13:59Tap to summarizeIn 1984, Gary Plauché shot his son's rapist in the head at Baton Rouge Airport — on live TV. He was never sent to prison. Was he right? This is the full story of Jody Plauché — the boy who survived the unsurvivable, and the father whose act of revenge divided an entire nation. 🎙️ Black Crime File | True Crime USA | Criminal Psychology | Domestic Crime | Child Safety Awareness ⚠️Disclaimer⚠️ This episode contains discussion of child sexual abuse, abduction, graphic violence, and the psychological aftermath of trauma. Listener discretion is strongly advised. This content is not suitable for children or for anyone who may find these topics distressing. The events described in this episode are based on documented public court records, verified news reporting, published memoirs, and historical sources. Black Crime File does not glorify, endorse, or encourage vigilante violence or any act of extrajudicial harm, regardless of the circumstances that preceded it.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/black-crime-file--6945625/support.
Transcribe →ROCKIM PROWELL the Dating App predators
2w ago00:14:00Tap to summarizeIn this episode of Black Crime File, we cover the case of Rockim Prowell — the Los Angeles man accused of using a dating app to lure and murder Miguel Angel King and Robert Gutierrez between 2021 and 2023. A third victim, Jordan Andrews, survived a brutal attack and led investigators to crack this cold case wide open.CASE STATUS: CHARGED — AWAITING TRIAL🔍 Topics covered: dating app murder Los Angeles | Rockim Prowell case | LAPD cold case | online dating safety | serial killer California 2025 | Miguel Angel King | Robert Gutierrez | true crime documentary📌 Follow Black Crime File on your favourite podcast for new episodes every week.👍 Like · 🔔 Notify · 💬 Comment your thoughts below.⚠️ Content Warning: This episode contains descriptions of violence and murder. Viewer discretion is advised.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/black-crime-file--6945625/support.
Transcribe →MODELLING SCAM ALERT // How Christopher Wilder Turned Modelling Dreams Into A Death Sentence
2w ago00:14:46Tap to summarizeIn the spring of 1984, a well-dressed man with a camera and a business card embarked on one of the most chilling killing sprees in American criminal history. Christopher Wilder property developer, racing enthusiast, and calculated predator drove over 10,000 miles across the United States in just 47 days, targeting young women with the promise of modelling careers and magazine covers. At least eight women lost their lives. More were assaulted and survived. And the most disturbing truth? The warning signs had been there for decades. 🎧 Listen now. Share with someone you care about. It could save a life. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER This episode of Black Crime File contains detailed discussion of violent crime, sexual assault, abduction, and murder. Listener discretion is strongly advised. Content is intended for mature audiences only. All information presented is based on publicly available court records, FBI archives, law enforcement documentation, and survivor testimony. This podcast does not intend to glorify, sensationalise, or exploit the suffering of victims or their families. Our sole purpose is to inform, educate, and honour the memory of those affected by violent crime.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/black-crime-file--6945625/support.
Transcribe →She Murder Her Own Children
2w ago00:11:37Tap to summarizeOn the night of November 16th, 2016, in Fountain County, Indiana, a father called 911 with words no dispatcher is ever prepared to hear. His wife had just stabbed their two children — seven-year-old Charlee and three-year-old Tyler — in their beds. Her reason? Her husband had asked for a divorce.In this deeply researched episode, we examine the case of Brandi Worley — a true crime story that goes far beyond the headlines and into the psychology of possessiveness, marital breakdown, and the catastrophic cost of ignoring the warning signs hiding inside ordinary-looking homes.This is not a story about a monster. It is a story about what happens when pain turns into control, and control turns into the unthinkable.⚠️Content warning⚠️This episode contains detailed discussion of child homicide and domestic violence. Listener discretion is strongly advised.Follow,Rate Share. It keeps the truth alive.In memory of Charlee Worley (2009–2016) and Tyler Worley (2013–2016)Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/black-crime-file--6945625/support.
Transcribe →Murder Of Family //John List Black Crime File
2w ago00:16:02Tap to summarizeHe lost his job. He told no one. Then he made a list and his family was on it. In November 1971, accountant and church elder John Emil List sat down and made a decision that would shock America for decades. Facing financial ruin and too proud too broken to admit the truth, List concluded that the most merciful thing he could do for his wife, his elderly mother, and his three children was to send them to heaven before poverty could corrupt their souls. So he did. He shot Helen List in the kitchen over breakfast. He climbed three flights of stairs to kill his 84-year-old mother Alma. He waited for his children to come home from school. And then before finishing the job he drove to his son's high school football match, stood on the sideline, and cheered. He came home. He shot John Junior in the chest. Then he made a sandwich. Slept in the house. Set the lights on timers. Left classical music playing in a ballroom full of bodies. And walked out the door the next morning into a brand new life. For eighteen years, John List vanished completely. He changed his name, moved to Colorado, found a new church, and remarried while the bodies of his family lay discovered in that New Jersey mansion and a nation searched for answers. It took a television programme, a forensic sculptor, and one sharp-eyed viewer to bring him back. This is the story of the List family murders one of the most chilling cases of domestic homicide in American true crime history. A case about financial shame, religious delusion, coercive control, and a man so certain he was right that he never once said sorry. Tonight on Black Crime File, we remember the people in that ballroom. Not the man who put them there. ⚠️DISCLAIMER⚠️ Content Warning & Disclaimer This episode of Black Crime File contains detailed discussion of homicide, domestic violence, child death, financial abuse, and religious extremism. Listener discretion is strongly advised. The content presented in this episode is based on publicly available court records, investigative reports, news archives, and documented historical sources. All information has been researched to the best of our ability for factual accuracy. Black Crime File does not sensationalise, glorify, or trivialise the actions of perpetrators or the suffering of victims and their families. Our primary purpose is to honour the memory of the victims — Helen List, Alma List, Patricia List, Frederick List, and John List Junior — and to examine the psychological, social, and criminal forces that led to their deaths. The views and motivations expressed by John Emil List, including his religious justifications for the murders, are presented solely for the purpose of understanding the case. Black Crime File does not endorse, validate, or defend these views in any form. If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic abuse, coercive control, or a mental health crisis, please reach out to the appropriate services in your country.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/black-crime-file--6945625/support.
Transcribe →The Monster Next Door
2w ago00:11:14Tap to summarizeStep into the quiet suburban streets of Oakridge… where the biggest danger wasn’t hiding in the shadows — it was living right across the street. In this chilling true crime podcast episode, we uncover the terrifying disappearance of 24-year-old teacher Clara Evans, a young woman who vanished from her own home without a trace. At first, investigators believed they were searching for a stranger. But as the evidence unfolded, detectives discovered something far more disturbing: the people helping police solve the case were secretly the ones behind it. From eerie neighborhood surveillance footage and manipulated timelines to a hidden soundproof basement cell concealed behind a false wall, “The Monsters Next Door” exposes a horrifying story of deception, psychological manipulation, kidnapping, and predators hiding behind friendly smiles. This cinematic true crime story explores how Arthur and Eleanor Vance carefully blended into their suburban community while living a dark double life built on surveillance, obsession, and control. As detectives race against time, every clue reveals a deeper nightmare hiding in plain sight. If you enjoy dark investigative storytelling, suspenseful crime documentaries, psychological thrillers, unsolved mystery-style narration, and immersive true crime podcasts inspired by Netflix-style crime series, this episode will keep you on edge until the final moment. 🎙️ In this episode: • The disappearance of Clara Evans • The terrifying clue hidden behind a locked basement door • How neighbors manipulated an entire police investigation • The shocking discovery inside the Vance home • The trial that left an entire community traumatized Listen now to “The Monsters Next Door” — a haunting true crime podcast episode about the predators we never suspect, the secrets hidden behind perfect suburban homes, and the terrifying reality that evil sometimes lives closer than we think.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/black-crime-file--6945625/support.
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