
In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans' overwhelmed police force missed the pattern of four women murdered by Joseph Brant over eleven months. This episode examines how systemic collapse after the storm...


Welcome to Forgotten Serial Killers True Crime — the definitive podcast dedicated to unearthing the most disturbing, overlooked, and deliberately buried stories of serial murderers that mainstream true crime has ignored for decades. While the world obsesses over Ted Bundy, John Wayne Gacy, and Jeffrey Dahmer, hundreds of equally monstrous killers slipped through the cracks of history. Some were too quiet, some too clever, and others simply operated in places or times where the media and police didn’t want to admit the body count. This podcast brings those forgotten monsters back into the spotlight with meticulously researched, deeply unsettling episodes that go far beyond surface-level recaps. Each week, we deliver a full-length deep dive (45–70 minutes) into one forgotten serial killer or a cluster of connected cases. You’ll hear chilling timelines of their crimes, detailed victim profiles that honor the lives stolen, exhaustive analysis of how investigators missed (or covered up) the patterns, psychological breakdowns backed by expert insights, and the cultural or systemic reasons these cases were pushed into obscurity. From the quiet suburban nurse who killed dozens of patients over twenty years without raising alarms, to the traveling salesman who left a trail of bodies across multiple states in the 1960s, to international predators whose crimes were lost in political chaos or poor record-keeping — we chase down every lead, no matter how cold. What makes Forgotten Serial Killers True Crime different: No sensationalism, just facts — We use court documents, police reports, archived newspapers, and interviews with investigators or surviving family members whenever possible. Victim-focused storytelling — Every killer’s story is told through the lives they destroyed, not glorified. Psychology & forensics — We explore signature behaviors, missed red flags, evolving MO, and what modern criminology reveals about these overlooked cases. The “why forgotten” angle — Why did the media ignore this killer? Was it racism, classism, jurisdictional failures, or something more sinister? Listener community — Submit your own forgotten cases or tips via our website. Many episodes are now driven by listener discoveries. Whether you’re a longtime true crime addict tired of hearing the same ten stories repeated, or someone new looking for fresh, horrifying content, this podcast delivers. Expect episodes on: The “Gentleman Killer” of 1940s New England Female serial killers history erased from textbooks Cross-country transients who murdered for decades undetected Small-town monsters protected by local corruption International cases almost no American has ever heard Hosted with a calm, respectful, yet gripping narrative style that lets the horror speak for itself. No theatrical screaming, no cheap sound effects — just powerful storytelling, haunting music beds, and the occasional expert guest from criminology and forensic psychology. New episodes drop every Tuesday. Perfect for late-night drives, workouts, or when you can’t sleep because the details won’t leave your mind. If you love deep, dark, well-researched true crime that actually teaches you something new about human evil, subscribe now and never miss an episode of Forgotten Serial Killers True Crime . Join thousands of listeners who are finally learning the names they should have known all along. Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, and everywhere else. Forgotten Serial Killers True Crime — Because some monsters don’t deserve to stay buried.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to Forgotten Serial Killers True Crime, the definitive podcast dedicated to unearthing the most disturbing, overlooked, and deliberately buried stories of serial murderers that mainstream true crime has ignored for decades. While the world obsesses over Ted Bundy, John Wayne Gacy, and Jeffrey Dahmer, hundreds of equally monstrous killers slipped through the cracks of history.
Recent episodes include "Joseph Brant: The Post-Katrina New Orleans Serial Killer Who Strangled Four Women" (29 October 2026, 19 minutes), "Kristen Gilbert: The Angel of Death, VA Nurse Who Killed for Attention" (29 October 2026, 21 minutes), and "William Suff: The Friendly Nerd Who Murdered 12 Women" (28 October 2026, 21 minutes).
Forgotten Serial Killers True Crime publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 24 minutes.
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In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans' overwhelmed police force missed the pattern of four women murdered by Joseph Brant over eleven months. This episode examines how systemic collapse after the storm...

In 1996, three nurses at a Massachusetts VA hospital finally broke their silence and accused colleague Kristen Gilbert of murdering patients by injecting them with epinephrine, then rushing to the rescue to impress her...

In the early hours of January 9, 1992, a routine traffic stop in Riverside, California, led authorities to William Lester Suff, an outwardly mild-mannered county stock clerk. Over the next three years, investigators...

In late February 1991, 21-year-old Mary Ann Newton escaped a brutal assault by long-haul trucker Clark Perry Baldwin at a Texas truck stop, only to have investigators identify him nearly three decades later as the...

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In July 1916, wartime fuel shortages led Austro-Hungarian officers to a tinsmith’s cottage in Cinkota where they discovered twenty-four methanol-preserved bodies sealed inside metal drums—marking the revelation of one...

In this chilling episode, we recount the final hours and explosive legacy of Catherine Monvoisin—better known as La Voisin—whose 1680 execution exposed a vast network of poison, black magic, and aristocratic murder...

In January 2018, Texas carried out its first execution of the year when Anthony Allen Shore was put to death for the 1992 murder of Maria del Carmen Estrada. The case remained unsolved for more than a decade until a...

On November 7, 1983, a watchful neighbor in Hollywood’s Beachwood Canyon foiled a burglary attempt and unwittingly cracked open the case of one of Los Angeles’s most prolific serial killers. The suspect, Brandon...

In the sleepy corridors of Nocona General Hospital, a routine pharmacy inventory check uncovered a chilling mystery—twenty vials of the potent paralytic mivacurium chloride had vanished without a trace. The discovery...

In the mid-1970s, a polite young man who introduced himself as a cartoonist lured at least five gay men from San Francisco bars, then stabbed them to death on the city’s beaches and in their homes. The case, known as...

On April 29, 2004, Baton Rouge police quietly arrested 41-year-old computer-store clerk Sean Vincent Gillis. Within hours he calmly confessed to eight brutal murders spanning a decade—crimes overshadowed by the parallel...

On November 15, 1971, an 18-year-old Howard University student named Brenda Denise Woodard was found dead along Route 202 in Maryland, her coat pocket containing a chilling note signed “Free-way Phantom.” The message...

In October 2008, a routine LAPD dragnet targeting 92 pre-2004 registered Los Angeles County sex offenders unexpectedly solved two long-running serial-murder investigations, identifying John Floyd Thomas Jr. as the man...

Carl Panzram’s own words open this chilling episode as we examine the life and crimes of a man who claimed to have murdered 21 people and assaulted over a thousand others without a shred of remorse. From his brutal...

On Halloween morning 1969, Glasgow mother Helen Puttock was murdered after a night at the Barrowland Ballroom, leaving behind her sister Jeannie as the key witness and a mysterious dance partner known only as “the...

In July 1988, the discovery of Debra Medeiros's body in a Freetown drainage ditch launched one of the most enigmatic serial-killing investigations in modern American history. Over the next ten months, nine women were...

On April 10, 2015, forensic teams discovered four additional sets of remains behind a New Britain strip mall, confirming inmate William Devin Howell’s chilling claim that police had only found “half of what is out...

On February 2, 2007, nineteen-year-old Joshua Anderson entered the north Tulsa home of Herbert and Rosemary Hobbs intending only to rob them. Within ninety minutes he had forced the mother and son into sexual acts...

In November 1984, a single preserved tissue sample from a 1976 death finally revealed that Steven David Catlin had been murdering his wives and mother with undetectable paraquat for nearly a decade.

On the morning of April 12, 1919, Paris police finally arrested the mild-mannered, bearded man who had been living under multiple aliases. What they uncovered was a chilling web of deception, wartime disappearances, and...
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