Deadly Truths

In the spring of 1946, fear spread across Texarkana as an unknown attacker targeted young couples parked on secluded back roads and lovers’ lanes. The press would come to call them the Texarkana Moonlight Murders , and...

Ted Bundy is one of the most heavily covered killers in American history, but this episode takes a different route. Instead of retelling the same old story, we examine Bundy through the lens of mobility, interstate...

Long before America feared interstate killers, there was Billy Cook. In this episode of Interstate: Highly Deadly , we go back to Route 66 and the brutal murder spree that helped destroy the old American idea that a...

On November 3, 1998, long-haul trucker Wayne Adam Ford walked into the Humboldt County Sheriff’s Office carrying part of a woman’s body. What followed exposed a case stretching across California: four murdered women...

He was handsome, mobile, and easy to underestimate. But behind the charm was one of the most chaotic and far-ranging killing sprees in America. In this episode of Interstate: Highly Deadly , Becca traces how Paul John...

Keith Hunter Jesperson looked ordinary enough to keep moving. But behind that ordinary surface was a man who used America’s highways, roadside corridors, and transient spaces as cover for murder. In this episode of...

In this sound-improved re-release bonus episode of Interstate: Highly Deadly , we examine the disturbing case of Joe Naso, often called the Alphabet Killer — a man who lived a double life as a traveling salesman and...

America built millions of miles of highway to move people, connect towns, and promise freedom. But for some killers, the road became something else entirely: cover. In this episode of Deadly Truths with Becca , we...

Across the empty desert highways of Nevada, a disturbing pattern has emerged over the decades — unidentified women found along Interstate 80 in the Great Basin , their names lost but their stories still waiting to be...

We built the interstate system to connect America. But for some killers, those same roads became the perfect hunting ground. In this new season of Deadly Truths with Becca , Interstate: Highly Deadly investigates the...

In 1990, an Arizona state trooper made what appeared to be a routine traffic stop along Interstate 10. Inside the sleeper compartment of a long-haul semi-truck, he found a woman alive — bound and chained to the cab. The...

In November 1981, Hollywood icon Natalie Wood drowned off Catalina Island during a Thanksgiving weekend aboard her yacht, the Splendour . Present that night were her husband, Robert Wagner, co-star Christopher Walken...

During the height of Prohibition, George Remus wasn’t just a bootlegger — he was one of the richest and most powerful liquor traffickers in America. Operating out of Cincinnati along the Ohio–Kentucky corridor, he built...

In 1895, San Francisco was a city of fog, faith, and reputation. Inside the walls of a respected church, that illusion shattered. He was educated. Religious. Trusted. A young medical student who volunteered in the...

Before fingerprinting. Before national manhunts. Before modern policing. A family built a roadside inn along the Osage Trail in southeastern Kansas — about three hours south of Kansas City — and turned it into a killing...