Monsters of Ecatepec | M.P. Pellicer

In 2018, a couple is arrested transporting plastic-wrapped body parts in a baby carriage. Further investigation, found they were responsible for at least 20 other murders of mostly single mothers.

According to Mexico's state prosecutor, Alejandro Gomez, during interrogation the man admitted to raping and sexually torturing the victims before killing them. He also said that he sold some of the body parts. The man said that he had also ground the bones to be used as fertilizer and the flesh chopped up to be used as pet food. He also implicated his wife as committing the murders as well, even though it's believed she was used to lure the victims with the promise of baby clothes into situations, where they could be kidnapped and killed.

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The Backpack Killings | M.P. Pellicer

In November 1993, evidence of ritual murder was discovered when seven victims were found shrouded in camouflaged, coffinlike canopies in an area known as Executioner's Drop.

The New South Wales government offered a 250,000£ reward for what was considered the country's most wanted man believed to have killed at least seven people.

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The Zombie Maker | M.P. Pellicer

Jeffrey Dahmer was captured more than three decades ago, however mention of his name still causes a shudder.

Dahmer was incarcerated in 1991, to serve 16 life sentences for the crimes he admitted to, which were: drugging, strangling and dismembering his victims. He had sex with four corpses, ate parts of others, and flushed brains and other organs down the toilet.

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43 Years Worth of Murders | M.P. Pellicer

In 2014, Samuel Little was convicted of the murders of three women in Los Angeles. DNA had linked him to cold cases committed between 1987 to 1989. He received three life sentences. Authorities suspected he had probably committed other murders, but they never imagined what would be the final number once he decided to confess.

Samuel Little's birth name was Samuel McDowell. He said his mother, a teenage prostitute abandoned him, however police believe she gave birth to him while she was in jail. The 1940 census shows that his mother Bessie Mae Little worked as a maid, and his father was Paul McDowell, 19.

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What's in the Crawl Space | Unsolved Mysteries

Three true crime stories of unexpected and gruesome discoveries. | Host/Narrator – M.P. Pellicer | www.MPPellicer.com

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What Happened to These Cold Cases | Volume 2

UK's most notorious unsolved cold cases from the last 100 years. | Host/Narrator – Marlene Pardo Pellicer

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The Hitchhiker Murders | 1970s Unsolved True Crime Mystery

Santa Rosa is located in Sonoma County, California. During the late 60s and early 70s it was close enough to be caught up in the vortex of the hippie movement in San Francisco which was only a few miles south from the town.

In 1968 the Zodiac Killer was making the headlines and the Manson family were caught in the brutal slayings of several persons on Cielo Drive in the Hollywood Hills. During a time and place where murder was rife, the news of the discovery of the nude, tortured bodies of young women last seen hitchhiking were soon eclipsed and until this day their killer has never been caught.

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Harvey the Serial Killer | M.P. Pellicer

Perhaps older, but just as lethal, an 83-year-old convicted serial killer was indicted in 2022, for the murder of a woman whose dismembered body was found in a shopping cart at a Brooklyn street corner.

On March 7, 2022 at Jamaica Avenue near Vermont Street, a passerby saw a very unusual thing inside a discarded tire; it was a severed human leg.

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A Rose on the Grave | M.P. Pellicer

Arlis Perry, 19, was murdered inside Stanford Memorial Church two weeks before Halloween, 1974. Her body was posed and mutilated in what appeared to be some type of ritual murder. Decades would pass before the identity of her killer would become known, however questions still lingered.

California, 1974
Arlis grew up in Bismarck, North Dakota and married her high school sweetheart Bruce D. Perry. Both of them attended the same high school and were popular students. Arlis was a cheerleader and Bruce, the son of Dr. Duncan Perry a dentist, had played sports. They both belonged to the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. During his year as a freshman in Stanford, Bruce corresponded with his fiancée, and he came back home to tie the knot and return with his bride to continue his studies. They had an apartment at Quinnel Hall, a residence on the campus for married students.

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A Devil Named Lemuel | M.P. Pellicer

Lemuel Smith was born into the least likely of bedeviled households on July 23, 1941. He was part of a strictly religious black family living in Amsterdam, New York. His father was a minister, and both of his parents lived in the household. There were no known reasons why Lemuel would have such a compulsion to kill, which according to him started as early as when he was twelve years old when he nearly smothered a nine-year-old girl to death.

The Smith household tasted grief prior to Lemuel's birth, when their son John Jr. died of encephalitis in 1939. Lemuel was the youngest of four children born to the couple.

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He Said He Killed Her for Love | M.P. Pellicer

There are persons who are never meant to hold positions of trust, and Hans B. Schmidt was one of them. Some are just untrustworthy, others are deadly.

Hans B. Schmidt was born in in the Bavarian town of Aschaffenburg; one of ten children. His mother Gertrude was Catholic and his father Heinrich was Protestant, but it was probably the beatings he received at the hands of his father that shaped the man he would become. He also witnessed domestic violence between his parents, brought about because Heinrich did not want her to practice her faith. Perhaps it was also a deep streak of mental illness that ran in his family.

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Serial Art | M.P. Pellicer

Why does death row inspire the artist in killers? The world may never know.

John Wayne Gacy spent 14 years on death row, before his final adieu. His artwork, if not for his name could be attributed to a grade schooler. After his execution in 1994, his pieces have increased in value. However it is a narrow audience that wants artwork produced by a hand that killed, sometimes in the most vicious and sadistic ways.

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A Real Lady Killer | M.P. Pellicer

Billy Kipkorir Chemirmir, 50, was charged with smothering to death 18 elderly women over a two-year crime spree, but he insisted he was a “very innocent man from a good family.”

Chemirmir, was born in Kenya, Africa, the son of a village chief.

In October, 2022, he was convicted of capital murder for the death of Mary Brooks, 88, found dead in 2018. He was sentenced to life in prison without parole. He is accused of killing at least 24 older women in north Texas.

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The Curse of the Clown | M.P. Pellicer

If eyes are windows to the soul, then what are paintings produced by a human? What if that human is a killer?

 Many murderers have turned to producing art during the time they are incarcerated. Mostly the art is bad, and only the notoriety of their names brings it any attention. In some instances whether knowingly or subconsciously they give a glimpse into what feeds their souls. 

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Unsolved: The Murders on Highway 16 | True Crime | Stories of the Supernatural

There is a notorious 450-mile highway that stretches across Canada, where women and girls have disappeared and sometimes found murdered since 1969. Many of these crimes remain unsolved. Thus it is known as the Highway of Tears. 

Host/Narrator – Marlene Pardo Pellicer MarlenePardo.com 

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The Inheritance | Murder Mystery | Podcast

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Red Jack, Saucy Jack, A Jack by Any Other Name | M.P. Pellicer

Well over 100 years since the gory murders committed in the White Chapel district of London, the identity of Jack the Ripper is still in question, and just how many others were masters in their own right of similar, bloody handiwork.

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Who Haunts Ted Bundy's Childhood Home? | M.P. Pellicer

The home where serial killer Ted Bundy grew up in has a contractor who is remodeling it, scrawling Bible verses on the walls and calling in the clergy.

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Herman's Deadly Curse | M.P. Pellicer

The name Herman Webster Mudgett is largely forgotten, but he was an infamous figure in late 19th century America, where he was better known as H. H. Holmes.

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The Crimes of Joe "The Cannibal" Metheny | M.P. Pellic

On December 19, 1996, Joe Roy Metheny, was charged with the murders of three women in three separate incidents. He confessed to killing a male victim, as well, and in time he admitted to killing at least 10 people, however it was what he did with the bodies that was the most nauseating aspect of his crimes.

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