Where The Bodies Are Buried

Todd Kohlhepp’s disturbing life of violent crime started at a young age. When he was only 15, he was charged as an adult for the kidnapping and raping of a 14-year old, which resulted in a 14-year prison stint that put him on the sexual offenders registry. When released he didn’t wait long to start murdering people including, unleashing terror in a motorcycle shop and killing four. But none of this stopped him from earning two Bachelor’s degrees in computer science and business and becoming a successful real estate broker. By 2016 he had murdered countless people, but this all came to an end in November of 2016 when investigators tracked a missing persons cell phone to his 100 acre property in South Carolina. The investigators found a young woman in a scene straight from a horror film, she was chained up in a storage locker for months, clinging to life!  Don’t forget to download the CrimeDoor app to follow along while you listen and visually walk through a 3D experience of the actual crime scene.

On this episode of "Where The Bodies Are Buried" we will be speaking with Brian Britton, the man known for the 1989 Britton family murders. We will try to figure out what led to these horrific acts and what he was thinking while murdering his family, including his innocent 8-year old brother. Now, after serving 32 years in prison, he may soon be a free man, but, if the only surviving member of his family has any say, he will be locked up for life.

On this episode of “Where the Bodies are Buried” we will be speaking with Aeman Presley, an aspiring actor turned serial killer. YES! You heard that right. Aeman had dreams of becoming an actor and even landed himself some jobs before his life took a chaotic turn. Aeman Presley sits in a Georgia State Prison with multiple life sentences and no chance of parole. We will be discussing the details of his early life, his Hollywood aspirations, and, his terrifying and confusing murder spree in the city of Atlanta. 

On this episode of “Where the Bodies are Buried,” we are speaking with a seemingly normal man, brought up with a nice, normal family, in a normal home. But behind the scenes, things are far form normal. He believes early exposure to violence and pornography crossed the wires in his brain and led him to becoming a serial killer. Now, he sits in prison at Pontiac Correctional Center, for two murders and suspected of 5 more. Oh! And his partner in crime was his own wife. 

On this episode of “Where The Bodies Are Buried” we will be hearing stories from Heriberto Seda, the “Copycat Zodiac.” To fully understand what you are about to hear you need to know about the man that inspired him… “The Zodiac Killer.” He was one of the most prolific serial killers in history and he is still roaming the streets, having never been caught. This mystery man would send letters to the press and police to be deciphered, they were full of clues, and would taunt authorities for years. Between being in a dark place in his life and seeing a television series on “The Zodiac Killer,” Heriberto Seda was inspired to follow in his footsteps. 

“Where the Bodies Are Buried’s” very first episode was with serial killer, William Clyde Gibson, he gave us a detailed confession to the cold case murder of Elizabeth Bannister, bringing some closure to her family. Now, he is back! He reached out to us saying exclusively for this podcast. You are about to hear first hand detailed information from Gibson that may help the authorities close a cold case.

On this episode of “Where The Bodies Are Buried”, we are speaking with Los Angeles gang member turned serial killer, Chester Turner. He preyed on the most vulnerable women because they were the easiest targets and involved the least amount of work. This monster sits in San Quentin prison, in California, after being convicted of raping and killing 14 women, one of which was pregnant, but his real number of murders remains unknown, even to himself. 

The night of July 22, 2015, a call came in to the 911 dispatch in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. When first responders arrived, the first thing they saw were pools of blood on the front porch. Inside, they heard a 13 year old girl screaming, “Save me! Save me!” She had been stabbed repeatedly, her throat was slit, but she clung to life. Who would have committed such a horrific act? Robert Bever, who was only a teenager at the crime did! With help from his brother, he brutally murdered 5 of his family members. In this episode of “Where The Bodies Are Buried” we speak with Robert about these unthinkable crimes that resemble something straight from a horror film. We find out what provoked him and lead him to murder his own family, including young siblings. Robert Bever will forever sit in prison, where he belongs, with only time to reflect on what he has done. 

Rhonda Stapley, a courageous survivor of Ted Bundy, shares her gripping story for the first time. She recounts a harrowing encounter during her college years that escalated from a seemingly innocent ride to a fight for her life. Rhonda’s emotional narrative highlights the lingering psychological impacts of the trauma and the resilience that led to her escape. The discussion delves into the complex persona of Bundy, as survivors shed light on the dark realities and myths surrounding his infamous legacy.

On this episode of “Where The Bodies Are Buried”, we will be speaking with Garland Milam, known to many as “The Soul Sucker.” We will be discussing his upside down, chaotic, and messed up life that seemed to follow him since the day he was born. We try to understand what was going on his head and what lead him to his horrific crimes. Garland shares his dark, captivating stories of abuse, homelessness, and mental health issues. We also learn explicit details of his violent and compulsive murders, and how he got the name “The Soul Sucker.”