12 episodes
DEVIL'S TEETH 1289 Productions
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- True Crime
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3.4 • 165 Ratings
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Beginning in Summer 1972, several young New Jersey women vanish while hitchhiking. All are later found dead in the woods miles away from home - and some of their bodies are allegedly found surrounded by strange and occult objects.
Some locals fear a serial killer is on the loose. Others say a Satanic cult is to blame. Whispers of a police cover-up permeate the air.
What really happened?
Join author and Weird NJ correspondent Jesse P. Pollack as he chronicles a strange series of cold cases that still haunt the Garden State to this very day.
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Episode 12 - Conclusions
A meeting with a killer draws the series to a close.
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Episode 11 - Revelations
Jeannette's unsolved murder seems doomed to obscurity until an independent magazine begins receiving anonymous letters about her thirty years later.
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Episode 10 - The People vs. Otto Neil Nilson
Finally, after nearly a year, Otto Neil Nilson stands trial for the murder of Joan Kramer in July 1975. Could these proceedings provide answers regarding the death of Jeannette DePalma? Read more in "Death on the Devil's Teeth" by Jesse P. Pollack and Mark Moran. Follow us @devilsteethpod on Twitter.
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Episode 9 - The Diary
Shortly after Jeannette DePalma's body was discovered, her parents brought a mysterious diary to her best friend's home, looking for answers. Now, 47 years later, the DEVIL'S TEETH podcast has discovered the book's origin. Read more in "Death on the Devil's Teeth: The Strange Murder That Shocked Suburban New Jersey". Follow us on Twitter @devilsteethpod
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Episode 8 - The Reports
Thanks to her family, Jeannette DePalma's autopsy report and an FBI crime lab report have been made available to the DEVIL'S TEETH podcast. In this episode, we examine the results in these reports. Read more in "Death on the Devil's Teeth: The Strange Murder That Shocked Suburban New Jersey". Follow us on Twitter @devilsteethpod
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Episode 7 - His Name Was Gregg Sanders
Just as the shock of Jeannette DePalma's death finally begins to fade from her community's collective consciousness, one of her old neighbors creeps up behind his parents with an axe and achieves infamy. Read more in "Death on the Devil's Teeth" by Jesse P. Pollack and Mark Moran. Follow us @devilsteethpod on Twitter.
Customer Reviews
Interesting story, terrible production
The authors should really consider reproducing this to address the audio issues. I am grinding my way through it.
Phone interviews sound like they were recorded off a first generation iPhone on speaker from across an empty room with a cheap mic. Some are simply indecipherable. Generally you can gather what was said by the witness from the follow up but it greatly reduces the enjoyment of an otherwise riveting story.
Audio is Terrible
I had to stop because the phone interviews were almost completely inaudible
Audio/Narration
I’m sorry but this might be the first podcast I do not finish. The interviews are very grating to the ears and the narration is robotic. Feels like someone is being forced to read for a class. The story becomes too difficult to follow because of how unpleasant the audio production is.