Buried Bones - a historical true crime podcast with Kate Winkler Dawson and Paul Holes Prime Time Crime PT 1
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Jul 9, 2025 Travel back to 1978 Scottsdale, Arizona, where a shocking murder scene unfolds involving aspiring actress Victoria Berry. The hosts weave captivating tales of personal anecdotes and nostalgic memories of the 70s. Dive into the bizarre complexities of Bob Crane's infamous murder, revealing chilling forensic details and the failures of law enforcement in the investigation. As they unpack the glamorous yet grim context of these true crime stories, listeners are left questioning the dark underbelly of fame and the nature of justice.
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Inherited Weightlifting Habit
- Paul Holes shares a personal story about how his dad's weightlifting influenced his own fitness habits from age 12.
- This lifestyle habit was passed down and is now embraced by his children as well.
Scottsdale's Hot Desert Quiet
- Scottsdale, Arizona is a wealthy desert suburb known for its luxury and hot, empty streets in summer.
- The demanding heat often drives residents indoors, creating a quiet, ghost town-like atmosphere.
Unlocked Door Indicates Known Killer
- Bob Crane was highly security conscious, so an unlocked door was unusual and suggested the killer was likely known to him.
- The lack of forced entry implies Crane either let the killer in or was caught unaware but the killer did not break in by force.
