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UNMARKED is a new true crime podcast and YouTube series built on rare interviews, real police evidence, and never-before-heard audio from some of the most infamous cases in North America. From inside prison phone calls to lost tapes and forgotten case files, these are the stories that were never meant to be heard — told by award-winning true crime filmmaker James Buddy Day. REAL CASES. REAL TAPES. NEVER-BEFORE HEARD. Exclusive interviews & archival recordings No reenactments. No gimmicks. Just the truth. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.
Unknown Host hosts UNMARKED: A True Crime Podcast, a tv show with 42 episodes published.
What made Ed Kemper capable of becoming one of America’s most notorious serial killers? In this episode of UNMARKED, I retrace the life and crimes of Edmund Kemper—the so-called “Co-Ed Killer”—with renowned neuroscientis
What does Netflix’s Conversations with a Killer: The Charles Manson Tapes get right about Charles Manson—and what does it leave out? In this episode of Case Notes , I’m joined by George Stimson , author of Goodbye Helter
Before the release of Netflix’s Conversations with a Killer: The Charles Manson Tapes, I joined attorney Karen Conti on WGN Radio 720 in Chicago to discuss Charles Manson and what years of research into the case have rev
What really happened inside 10050 Cielo Drive on the night of August 8, 1969? More than fifty years later, the Manson murders remain one of the most infamous crimes in American history. But beyond the mythology surroundi
What does one of America's most prolific serial killers say when he's spent more than two decades behind bars? For years, author Maria DiLorenzo has corresponded with Gary Ridgway—the Green River Killer—offering a rare w
In this episode of Case Notes, I'm joined by bestselling author and investigative journalist Howard Blum to discuss one of the most controversial theories to emerge from the Idaho murders investigation: Did Bryan Kohberg
Why did the Idaho murders happen? Bryan Kohberger has pleaded guilty to the murders of four University of Idaho students. But his plea answered only one question: who committed the crime. It told us almost nothing about
What role does fantasy play in serial murder? In this episode of Case Notes , I sit down with bestselling investigative journalist and true crime author M. William Phelps to explore one of the most misunderstood aspects
Why did Long Island produce so many serial killers? From Richard Cottingham and Joel Rifkin to Robert Shulman and Rex Heuermann, Long Island has been home to one of the greatest concentrations of serial killers in modern
What does it really take to become a forensic psychologist? In this episode of Case Notes , I sit down with Dr. N.G. Berill , a forensic psychologist with more than three decades of experience evaluating violent offender
Why was Emilia Carr the youngest woman on death row in America? When I first received a letter from Emilia Carr in 2010, she was awaiting execution on Florida's death row. Years later, I traveled to Ocala, Florida, revie
Why do so many people misunderstand the insanity defense? It's one of the most debated concepts in criminal law, yet also one of the least understood. Popular culture has created the impression that defendants routinely
Who was the real Ed Gein? For nearly seventy years, the answer has been buried beneath horror movies, sensational headlines, and one of the most enduring myths in true crime. To find the real Ed Gein, I travelled to Plai
It's one of the most common assumptions in true crime, but the answer is more complicated than most people realise. In this episode of UNMARKED: Case Notes, I speak with Dr. Louis Schlesinger, Professor of Psychology at
Was Israel Keyes really a criminal mastermind—or have we misunderstood him all along? For years, Israel Keyes has been portrayed as one of the most methodical serial killers in modern history: a man who buried murder kit
Demonic dogs. Satanic cults. Multiple shooters. Endless conspiracies. Did David Berkowitz act alone? For nearly fifty years, the Son of Sam case has inspired theories. David Berkowitz would later claim that multiple shoo
How did a man who passed every background check, every promotion board, and every security clearance manage to hide a violent double life for years? Colonel Russell Williams was one of the most trusted men in Canada. A d
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