Brutal Ends Sarah Moore
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- Society & Culture
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Brutal Ends is a podcast that focuses on the most captivating and terrifying murderers in history. From Victorian rippers to modern day serial killers, we explore them all.
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EP 20 Metal Fange, The Kazakhstani Cannibal
Nikolai Dzhumagaliev was known by the media as Metal Fang. He raped and killed at least seven women, and was suspected of up to fifty more.
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EP 19 The Italian Soap Maker
Leonarda Cianciulli was a fiercely protective and superstitious mother who would stop at nothing to keep her children safe....including human sacrifice.
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The Austrian Black Widow
Elfriede Blauensteiner was a middle aged woman in Austria who took deadly care of her elderly gentlemen companions, then forged their wills for inheritance money.
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EP 17 The Not So Nicelys
David and Joe Nicely masqueraded as constables executing a warrant when they shot elderly Herman Umberger in front of his family.
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EP 16 The Bloody Benders
The Bender family ran an inn along the Great Osage Trail from 1870 to 1873. They were a spiritualist family of German immigrants, well known in the area. Little did their neighbors know that many of their lodgers would never leave the inn alive.
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EP 15 Hinter Kaifeck
Hinterkaifeck was a small farming community with no official name. It was here, on a small family farm, that a gruesome crime scene was discovered. The entire Gruber family was slain after being lured, one by one, to their deaths.
Customer Reviews
Very good podcast
The host has a very good voice for narrating & story telling. Well researched. The only thing I think she should change is her catchphrase "This is his/her story" To me it sounds too much like the same catchphrase from the hit TV series "Law & Order"
Is this over?
Love the host’s voice and length of episodes. Short and sweet. Worried that this pod is over though. Come back!
Good True Crime Podcast
Succinct and well-organized. Points for covering cases I haven't heard of before. It drives me crazy that the incorrect past tense of the verb "to hang" is used. I know, nit picky... But the podcast is so well done I don't expect this error. The past tense when talking about the method of execution/murder/suicide is "hanged". He was hanged. Or he hanged himself. Will keep listening but I hope they catch and fix that.