In December 2010, four women were found wrapped in burlap along Ocean Parkway, Long Island — the Gilgo Four. The man eventually charged with their murders lived two miles from where their bodies were placed, drove past that stretch of highway regularly on his commute, and remained undetected for over a decade. This episode of The Murder Tape Khronicles covers the full arc of the Rex Heuermann investigation: the discovery of the bodies during the search for Shannan Gilbert, the forensic profiles that built year by year without producing a name, the genealogical DNA analysis that opened the door, and the cell tower data that became the tape at the center of the case. The Murder Tape Khronicles is available wherever you listen to podcasts.

The killing of Rayshard Brooks sparked a nationwide conversation, but the forensic reality of that night in the Atlanta Wendy’s parking lot is told through the evidence left behind. This is the full investigation and forensic breakdown of the June 2020 encounter that changed a city forever.

In this episode of The Murder Tape Khronicles, we go beyond the headlines to reconstruct the final 43 minutes of Rayshard Brooks’ life. Using a first-person detective narrative, we analyze the body camera footage, the dashcam evidence, and the fatal deployment of a Taser that led to the discharge of a service weapon.

The Bryan Kohberger murder trial is approaching — and the evidence that built the prosecution's case is more complex than the headlines suggest. This episode of The Murder Tape Khronicles breaks down the three forensic pillars of the case: cell tower ping data showing 12 documented visits near the King Road house, a Ka-Bar sheath DNA match with odds of 1 in 5.87 quadrillion, and the white Hyundai Elantra trail. But the most consequential piece of the case may be the account of a witness who was inside the house the night four of her housemates were killed. Forensic true crime — subscribe on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.