Serial Killers

Ashley Stayner is a fan of the genre despite being intimately connected to two major true crime tales: the kidnapping of her father Steven and the conviction of her uncle Cary Stayner of multiple murders.

Cary Stayner asked the FBI to have access child pornography before he would confess to the murders. 

Steven Stayner's kidnapping was the inspiration for the TV movie "I Know My First Name is Steven."

Forensic psychologist explains the influences that led to Dennis Lynn Rader becoming the BTK Serial Killer and why he had police address him by a nickname for his penis.

“Conversations with a Killer: The John Wayne Gacy Tapes” is a follow up to Joe Berlinger's “Conversations With a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes."

Det. Debbie Harris of the Toronto Police Service explains in Netflix's "Catching Killers" that an alarming online post first led them to sex offender James Alex Brunton instead of serial killer Bruce McArthur.

Dana Gouge, a Wichita Police detective who helped catch Dennis Rader, says in Netflix's "Catching Killers" that there are some things one cannot "unsee."

 Dale Hausner and Samuel Dieteman terrorized Phoenix, Arizona by shooting at random people, and animals, for more than a year.

While we wait for the last two episodes of "Yellowjackets" to reveal just how the teens survived so long in the wilderness, here are some stories of real life cannibalism for those who believe that it's a girl eat girl world for the unfortunate champion soccer players. 

Regina Alexander, daughter of murder victim Elizabeth Steffins, connected with Jerry Nations, a relative of the homicidal McClary family in the comments section of a podcast. The McClary's were known for killing and abducting women from donut shops and likely murdered Steffins.