You Know They Know: The Oakland County Child Killer

J. Reuben Appelman

From 1976 to 1977, four children outside of Detroit were abducted, held in captivity, and murdered. You Know They Know chronicles this allegedly-unsolved serial case known as the Oakland County Child Killings, now the subject of the TV show, Children of the Snow (Hulu, 2019), inspired by host J. Reuben Appelman's true-crime book, The Kill Jar (Simon & Schuster, 2018).

Episodes

  1. 11/09/2019

    Episode 1: Search Warrant Part 1 + The Murder of Mark Stebbins, Victim #1

    Introduction to a search warrant and the murder of Mark Stebbins, Victim #1 to the Oakland County Child Killings, the allegedly-unsolved Detroit-area murders chronicled in this true-crime podcast. Joining host J. Reuben Appelman is Cathy Broad, sister of Victim #4, Timothy King.

    58 min

  2. 11/09/2019

    Episode 2: Search Warrant Part 2 + The Murder of Jill Robinson, Victim #2

    Introduction to a search warrant, Part 2, and the murder of Jill Robinson, Victim #2 to the Oakland County Child Killings, the allegedly-unsolved Detroit-area murders chronicled in this true-crime podcast. Joining host J. Reuben Appelman is Cathy Broad, sister of Victim #4, Timothy King.

    1h 1m

  3. 11/09/2019

    Episode 3: Search Warrant Part 3 + The Murder of Kristine Mihelich, Victim #3

    Introduction to a search warrant, Part 3, and the murder of Kristine Mihelich, Victim #3 to the Oakland County Child Killings, the allegedly-unsolved Detroit-area murders chronicled in this true-crime podcast. Joining host J. Reuben Appelman is Cathy Broad, sister of Victim #4, Timothy King.

    1h 13m

  4. 11/09/2019

    Episode 4: Search Warrant Part 4 + The Murder of Timothy King, Victim #4

    Introduction to a search warrant, Part 4, and the murder of Timothy King, Victim #4 to the Oakland County Child Killings, the allegedly-unsolved Detroit-area murders chronicled in this true-crime podcast. Joining host J. Reuben Appelman is Cathy Broad, sister of Victim #4, Timothy King.

    1h 1m

  5. 11/11/2019

    Episode 5: Calling Bull. Commentary on Episodes 1-4

    J. Reuben Appelman calls bull on the official narrative in this summary of Episodes 1-4 of his true-crime series about the allegedly-unsolved case of the Oakland County Child Killings.

    34 min

  6. 11/12/2019

    Episode 6: Suicide Scene + Criminologist, Michael Arntfield

    J. Reuben Appelman and expert criminologist, Michael Arntfield, discuss the alleged suicide of Christopher Busch, a prime suspect in the Oakland County Child Killings.

    55 min

  7. 11/13/2019

    Episode 7: Suspect Gregory Greene

    Discussion of prime suspect, Gregory Greene. Joining host J. Reuben Appelman is Cathy Broad, sister of Victim #4, Timothy King.

    1h 6m

  8. 11/18/2019

    Episode 8: Fox Island Predators + Business Insider Reporter, Áine Cain

    Introduction to Fox Island child predators. Joining host J. Reuben Appelman is Áine Cain, Senior Reporter for Business Insider.

    56 min

  9. 01/05/2020

    Episode 9: Suspect Vince Gunnels

    J. Reuben Appelman and Cathy Broad discuss the DNA match to a suspect in the Oakland County Child Killer case.

    54 min

  10. 01/05/2020

    Episode 10: Suspect Arch Sloan

    J. Reuben Appelman and Cathy Broad discuss yet another DNA match, taken from a suspect in the Oakland County Child Killer case.

    51 min

  11. 01/05/2020

    Episode 11: Michigan State Police and Prosecutor's Offices

    J. Reuben Appelman and Cathy Broad discuss efforts and stonewalling by the Michigan State Police and various prosecutorial entities.

    1h 1m
  • 11 Episodes

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From 1976 to 1977, four children outside of Detroit were abducted, held in captivity, and murdered. You Know They Know chronicles this allegedly-unsolved serial case known as the Oakland County Child Killings, now the subject of the TV show, Children of the Snow (Hulu, 2019), inspired by host J. Reuben Appelman's true-crime book, The Kill Jar (Simon & Schuster, 2018).

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