SERIAL KILLER: The Mad Butcher of Kingsbury Run Pt. 2
7/2/202644 min
Despite years of investigation, the Mad Butcher of Kingsbury Run remained elusive. One promising suspect, slipped through the police's grasp, and an innocent man may have died in custody for a crime he didn't commit. Decades later, the authorities are using DNA technology in hopes of finally identifying the victims.
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First 90 secondsVanessa Richardson· Host0:00
[suspenseful music] Hi, listeners. Exciting news. Crime House+ and Murder: True Crime Stories are celebrating America's 250th by dropping a four-part limited series on the crimes that built America. These are the crimes and cases that gave us Miranda rights, sparked criminal profiling, and a murder that built America's missing children movement. Follow Murder: True Crime Stories for a new episode every Monday leading up to July 4th, or you can listen to all of them right now with Crime House+. To join, go to crimehouseplus.com, or if you're listening on Apple Podcasts, tap try free at the top of this show's page. [suspenseful music] This is Crime House. We've all experienced failure. Maybe when we were younger, we didn't get picked for a team or get a role in the school play. As adults, failure can sting even more, especially if our careers and livelihoods are on the line. Failure is especially brutal when we let others down. In 1930s Cleveland, the police fought tooth and nail for their city and failed miserably. It was their job to catch the notorious Cleveland Torso Murderer, otherwise known as the Mad Butcher of Kingsbury Run. But after years of dead ends and fruitless searching, they never