Pedro Rodrigues Filho was a Brazilian serial killer who claimed to have killed more than 100 people; and became known as “Pedrinho Matador,” or “Little Pedro the Killer.” But what makes his story so bizarre is that he said many of his victims were criminals themselves, including people he claimed deserved to die. He was eventually convicted of numerous murders, spent decades in prison, and later reinvented himself online as a celebrity figure; earning comparisons to a real-life Dexter.

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Christa Pike was 18 when she took part in the brutal murder of 19-year-old Colleen Slemmer, a crime that ultimately sent her to Tennessee's death row for more than three decades. Now, after years of appeals and a failed execution attempt in September 2026, Pike's case has taken an extraordinary new turn. The state tried to kill her, but Christa Pike survived.

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The Bricks & Minifigs LEGO scandal: how a family's $200,000 Star Wars LEGO collection allegedly vanished, and how YouTuber Reckless Ben blew it wide open. It began when a family placed a huge LEGO Star Wars collection with a Bricks & Minifigs store in Oregon on consignment, only for a large portion of it to allegedly disappear after the store changed ownership. The dispute, involving claims of missing LEGO worth up to US$200,000, exploded online after YouTuber Reckless Ben investigated, leading to police involvement, arrests, lawsuits and competing claims about what actually happened to the collection.

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Former American Idol contestant and worship pastor Caleb Flynn is on trial in Ohio, accused of killing his wife Ashley. Sammy breaks down the evidence so far.

At 2:30am on February 16, 2026, Caleb Flynn called 911 and said an intruder had shot his wife. Prosecutors say that intruder never existed. In this bonus episode, Sammy walks through the secret affair, more than 107,000 messages, the AI-generated love songs played to the jury, the questionable break-in and the gun that has never been found. And no, this isn't the pastor case from the recent Netflix documentary.

Caleb Flynn has pleaded not guilty. This is an ongoing trial and everything discussed is alleged until a verdict is reached.

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Edmund Kemper, known as the “Co-ed Killer,” murdered his grandparents as a teenager before later killing six young women in California, followed by his mother and her friend in 1973. After killing his mother, Kemper confessed to the murders over the phone to police and was arrested, eventually receiving multiple life sentences after a trial in which psychiatrists debated his sanity and responsibility. His case became one of America’s most studied serial-killer stories, particularly because of his intelligence, his manipulation of psychiatric authorities, and the disturbing contrast between his apparently calm demeanour and his crimes.

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This week Scott tells Sammy all about the many cases of Insane Automatism. It's a legal defense where a person performs an involuntary act caused by an underlying internal "disease of the mind," meaning a mental health or cognitive impairment that is prone to recur.

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He confessed to killing 93 women and, for decades, nobody knew.

Samuel Little is considered the most prolific serial killer in American history, confessing to murders across the United States over more than 30 years.

He wasn't some mysterious figure hiding in the shadows. He was arrested repeatedly, spent years in prison, and crossed paths with police again and again.

So how did he get away with it for so long?

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In 1892, Andrew and Abby Borden were brutally murdered inside their home, and suspicion quickly fell on Andrew’s youngest daughter, Lizzie. With no eyewitness, no confession and a mountain of circumstantial evidence, Lizzie went on trial for a double murder that captivated America. She was acquitted…but if Lizzie didn’t kill them, who did?

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For months, residents of a Brisbane apartment complex were plagued by a mysterious stranger who repeatedly left human faeces outside their building. After failed attempts to catch him, one neighbour launched an early-morning stakeout; and finally captured the culprit on camera. But when his identity was revealed, the story went from bizarre neighbourhood mystery to an international media sensation, making him one of Australia's most unlikely true crime celebrities.

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Between 1992 and 1999, a group led by John Bunting carried out a series of murders across South Australia, targeting friends, family members, neighbours and people they considered undesirable. When police discovered eight bodies hidden inside barrels in the vault of an abandoned bank in the small town of Snowtown, they uncovered one of Australia's most horrifying murder cases…a story of manipulation, torture, deception and betrayal that had remained hidden for years.

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A celebrity chef disappears. An abandoned Kombi. A mysterious phone call at 3am. Nearly fifty years later, nobody knows what happened to Willie Koeppen. As the owner of Olinda's famous Cuckoo Restaurant, Willie was a Melbourne success story, but behind the scenes his life was unravelling. On a summer night in 1976 he vanished, leaving behind a trail of unanswered questions, suspicious characters, and a mystery that remains unsolved to this day. Today we examine the final hours of Willie Koppen and one of Victoria's most enduring cold cases, this is the case of the disappearing cuckoo chef. 

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