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Hosted by Elizabeth Stanton · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 31 episodes
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If you've ever felt like the official story just doesn't add up, you're in the right place. Just Killing Time with Elizabeth Stanton unravels true crime cases and the conspiracies lurking beneath them — one uncomfortable truth at a time.
Elizabeth Stanton hosts Just Killing Time, a true crime show with 31 episodes published.
The first serial killer to hunt his victims on the internet sealed 8 women in barrels — and used forged emails to keep them "alive" for years. In June 2026, Kansas decided if he lives or dies. This is the John Edward Rob
This episode is dedicated to my best friend who I call sister, Dena Tackett. We have driven up and down I-35 for each other for decades. Right now, while this episode is live, a decision is sitting on Oklahoma Governor K
The Bloody Benders of Kansas: America's First Serial Killer Family | Just Killing Time The Bloody Benders were a German-speaking family of four — Pa, Ma, John Jr., and Kate Bender — who ran a roadside inn on the Osage Tr
On May 19, 1992, seventeen-year-old Amy Fisher shot Mary Jo Buttafuoco on the front porch of her Massapequa, New York home. Amy Fisher was having a relationship with Mary Jo's husband, Joey Buttafuoco, that began when Fi
She paid fifteen hundred dollars to have her husband killed. Then she sent flowers to his funeral. The banner on them read: "From your loving wife." Gibsonton, Florida. November 29, 1992. A fifty-five-year-old man sits o
A jury convicted him of murder. Then a judge asked the state where to put him, and the state said it couldn't take him. Pittsburgh. September 27, 1978. A fifteen-year-old named Donna Stiles buys her wedding dress at the
He was billed as "Lobster Boy." He was convicted of murder. He never spent a single day in prison. Grady Stiles Jr. was born in Pittsburgh in 1937 with ectrodactyly — a rare condition that fused his fingers and toes into
We told ourselves it was a British problem. It isn't. This happened here — four times. In Part 1, a hospital electrician exploited a mortuary nobody was watching. In this episode, I bring the story home to America — and
🔑 A hospital electrician held the keys to the mortuary — and for 15 years, no one was watching the room. In 1987, two young women — Wendy Knell, 25, and Caroline Pierce, 20 — were murdered five months apart in Tunbridge
🕰️ For four years, a stalker who called himself The Poet terrorized Wichita, Kansas — rhyming threats, a stabbing in a mall parking lot, a wreath set on fire on the front door — all during the height of the BTK murders.
She hid a spy pen to catch her husband cheating. It recorded her own secret affair instead. On Mother's Day weekend 2020, Suzanne Morphew went for a bike ride in the Colorado mountains and never came home. Three years la
She hid a spy pen to catch her husband cheating. It recorded her own secret affair instead. On Mother's Day weekend 2020, Suzanne Morphew went for a bike ride in the Colorado mountains and never came home. Three years la
🌊 It's one of the most beautiful lakes in America. It's also one of the deadliest. More than 700 people have died at Lake Lanier — and the reason why is hiding at the bottom. 💀 In this deep dive, I tell the documented,
🌊 It's one of the most beautiful lakes in America. It's also one of the deadliest. More than 700 people have died at Lake Lanier — and the reason why is hiding at the bottom. 💀 In this deep dive, I tell the documented,
🌼 In 1942, twenty million American families grew their own food, and let the dandelions grow because everyone's grandmother knew they were medicine. By 1955, the dandelion was a weed — a thing you paid a chemical compan
🔥 At 5:12 in the morning on April 18, 1906, the San Andreas Fault tore open and San Francisco came down in under a minute. Then the fires came. And before the smoke had even cleared, the most powerful men in the city ha
In 1904, the St. Louis World's Fair displayed over 1,200 human beings as living specimens in what became the largest "human zoo" in American history. Nineteen million visitors paid to see people from around the world exh
Nikola Tesla demonstrated wireless power to 27 million people at the 1893 Chicago World's Fair. Then J.P. Morgan pulled his funding, Tesla died broke, and the FBI seized his papers within hours of his death. In this epis
👶 THE BABIES IN THE SIDESHOW: When Power Failed & Love Worked 💔 🏛️ Buffalo, September 6, 1901. President McKinley shot at 4:07 PM. 300 yards away: Martin Couney saving premature babies in glass incubators. The preside
🏰 THE MURDER CASTLE: H.H. Holmes - Myth vs. Reality 💀 🎪 Three miles from the 1893 Chicago World's Fair, Herman Mudgett built a hotel. The newspapers called it the Murder Castle. The legend says 200 victims. The truth:
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Just Killing Time is hosted by Elizabeth Stanton. The show is categorised under true crime and has published 31 episodes.
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