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Today's episode is on the murders of Tereaupii “Andrei’’ Akai and Bevan Frost.



Warning: The following podcast contains disturbing details of a crime, Listeners discretion is advised.



The details presented in this podcast are from a news.com.au article.



September 2001.



Two NSW Police officers investigating a possible murder knocked on a door at the Northcott apartment block in the inner city Sydney suburb of Surry Hills.



They were in A Block, one of four grimy red brick high rises known as “Suicide Towers”, a name given to them after several residents jumped from one of the 14 stories to their death.



Police were familiar with the infamous address for its drug dealing, vandalism, and fights among 1200 people housed in 436 flats.



The police were investigating the possible murder of Tereaupii “Andrei’’ Akai, a 50-year-old Northcott resident who had vanished from sight months earlier.



This particular day in September would be remembered by the world, not for the discovery about to be made but instead, for the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Centre - New York... it was September 11.

Today's episode is on the murders of Donnah Winger and Roger Harrington.

August 1995.

32-year-old Donnah Winger and her infant daughter Bailey flew into St Louis airport after a week in Florida visiting her parents.

During the ride home, shuttle van driver Roger Harrington drove erratically and exceeded the speed limit, he also said he heard voices telling him to kill people.

When Donnah was home she documented the details of the incident, she noted in the details that "she felt that her life and the life of her daughter were in the hands of a nut"

When Donnah and her husband reported the incident to the shuttle van company, Roger Harrington was suspended.

The Winger family hoped this would have been the end of their involvement with Roger Harrington, but they were wrong.

Hank Arredondo owned the CBS Restaurant and Lounge which was one of many bars in downtown Phoenix Arizona.

Kim Arcona worked for Hank as the manager of the CBS Lounge.

On December 29th 1991, Kim was closing the bar at the usual time which was a little after 1am.

Hank called like he usually does to make sure that there were no problems that night that needed his attention or assistance.

Kim informed Hank that everything was ok and that she knew he was tired and should go to sleep and she will take care of everything.

The next day, Hank arrived to discover that the front door was ajar which was not normal as he would always be the one to open the bar and set up for the day.

Hank checked the safe to see if there might have been a robbery, however, there was nothing missing from the safe and that the takings from the previous night were still in there.

Hank then checked the kitchen to see if any staff may have arrived early for work, but there was no one in the kitchen.

When hank checked the men's room, he discovered Kim's body on the floor... her eyes were fixed, she was dead. She was just 35 years old.

Hank is still haunted to this day with the image of Kim's lifeless body.

Today's episode is on James Kidwell and the murders of Kenneth Maxwell and Fred & Rebecca Barney.

The details presented in this podcast come from an episode of the tv show FORENSIC FILES.

A 911 operator receives a call about a fire at a residential address.

The caller is Kenneth Maxwell.

Kenneth was on his way home from a party.

After providing the address details to the operator, Kenneth remained on the line while he waited for the fire department to arrive.

Shortly after this, Kenneth was interrupted and on the recorded 911 call you can hear Kenneth interacting with someone before the line becomes silent.

When firemen arrived and put out the fire, they discovered Kenneth slumped over the steering wheel and was dead from a fatal gunshot wound to the head.

After the fire was extinguished and authorities entered the house, they discovered two bodies, one male shot point blank and one female in a back bedroom shot several times in the head with the use of a pillow.

The two victims in the house were identified as Fred and Rebecca Barney, They were married 6 years, however, they had just recently decided to amicably file for divorce but chose to remain living together during the divorce process.

Today's episode is on James Kidwell and the murders of Kenneth Maxwell and Fred & Rebecca Barney.

The details presented in this podcast come from an episode of the tv show FORENSIC FILES.

A 911 operator receives a call about a fire at a residential address.

The caller is Kenneth Maxwell.

Kenneth was on his way home from a party.

After providing the address details to the operator, Kenneth remained on the line while he waited for the fire department to arrive.

Shortly after this, Kenneth was interrupted and on the recorded 911 call you can hear Kenneth interacting with someone before the line becomes silent.

When firemen arrived and put out the fire, they discovered Kenneth slumped over the steering wheel and was dead from a fatal gunshot wound to the head...