Buried Bones - a historical true crime podcast with Kate Winkler Dawson and Paul Holes

A historical true crime podcast delves into a chilling murder in 1846 upstate New York where a family is brutally attacked. The manhunt for the offender who flees on horseback begins, unraveling the harrowing events that took place during a freezing February night. The discussion explores the motives behind the heinous crime, the killer's chilling behavior, and the racial tensions and legal repercussions that follow the shocking murder case.

On the podcast, they delve into a historical true crime case from 1890 Akron involving two missing young girls and a suspect named Sadie. The narrative explores Sadie's enigmatic behavior, motives, troubled past, and the psychological complexities of the murder trial. It's a suspenseful tale combining forensic methods with historical context.

Delve into the complexities of a puzzling ransom note in 1937 Chicago, leading to a gripping manhunt involving the FBI. Explore the risks and emotional manipulation in dealing with kidnappers, the controversial conviction of Ronald Trumboli for a triple murder, and the intense vigilance required to care for Charles amidst hidden funds. Uncover the era of ransom demands and historic investigations, shedding light on valuable lessons learned for future cases.

In this episode, the hosts discuss a kidnapping case in 1937 Chicago with red flags for authorities, explore dangerous encounters and negotiation dynamics, analyze historical photos, decode gangster communication, and unravel a ransom puzzle with suspicions of a staged kidnapping.

Kate and Paul discuss a 1902 murder case outside Pittsburgh where multiple murders occurred in a family home. They analyze the suspect's behavior and question if they acted alone. The podcast delves into the gruesome crime scene, the suspect's mental state, and the verdict of not guilty by reason of insanity.

Exploring a string of mysterious deaths at a hospital in 1975 New Jersey, suspicions arise around a surgeon named Dr. Mario and his involvement. The case delves into toxicology, hospital procedures, and the challenges of proving guilt in a medical criminal case.

A historical true crime podcast discusses DNA analysis in Lane County, Oregon, leading to the apprehension of a double-murder perpetrator. Topics include the use of psychics in investigations, advancements in DNA technology, challenges and costs of DNA testing, profiling suspects, DNA phenotyping, genealogical analysis, and reflections on trials and closure.

In this two-part episode, the hosts delve into a 1970s missing couple case in rural Oregon. They explore motives for targeting couples, analyze an old truck with possible mechanical issues, and discuss the worrying discovery at a campground. The search efforts, frustration of the families, and a psychic's involvement create a suspenseful atmosphere.

Delve into a historical murder mystery in 1845 Boston where a woman is killed in a house fire. Explore the offender's motives and behaviors at the crime scene. Learn about blood evidence misconceptions and a sleepwalking defense in a unique trial strategy. Reflect on historical victim shaming and lenient punishments in court decisions.

Digging into the 1903 disappearance of wealthy Edith Irene Wolfskil, exploring theories of foul play and potential kidnapping. Unraveling the complex dynamics between two brothers, Matt and Nay, both connected to Edith. Shocking discovery of Edith's decomposed body near a dried-up Creek bed, sparking forensic analysis of a potential murder case. Delving into the significance of victimology in historical investigations with Edith's case.