Dark Finds

🚨 In 1946, the city of Chicago was gripped by fear after a series of brutal murders culminated in the abduction and dismemberment of six-year-old Suzanne Degnan. The investigation would lead police to a 17-year-old university student named William Heirens, a teenage burglar with a disturbing past, an obsession with sexual deviance, and a claim that another personality named “George” was responsible for the killings. But decades later, the case remains deeply controversial. Did Chicago catch the infamous “Lipstick Killer”? Or was William Heirens coerced into confessing while the real killer escaped justice? #truecrime youtu.be/1_a7jB2fSYo?si…

@FiferScot Fair point haha

@darkfinds Twitter is dark enough thanks.

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‼️Crime Scene Investigator, Alina Burroughs, weighs in on whether a jury would convict based on website search history... Full episode out now on the Dark Finds Podcast 🧨 #truecrime #CSI #truecrimepodcast

🚩Ted Bundy's cousin recalls the time she saw behind the mask 👀 Full episode out now on the Dark Finds Podcast #truecrime #truecrimepodcast

@Weskittun Yep, that’s the case man

@darkfinds Dorothy Stratten?

Some cases keep me up at night. Others haunt me.

🚨 One of the most disturbing cases got underway today in Switzerland. The husband claimed her death was "an accident" and he "loved" her with "all my heart". THIS WAS NOT AN ACCIDENT.

🚨 In this #truecrime deep dive, we examine the first known murder committed by Christopher Wilder, the serial predator later known as the Beauty Queen Killer. From his early sexual offences in Australia to his calculated escalation in the United States, this episode focuses on the killing of Rosario Gonzalez, the moment Wilder crossed the final line. Full video in comments 🩸

@3ridersNOVA It's such a tragic case really. She had the world at her feet, and for her life to be taken so coldly, is just horrific!

Dorothy Stratten! I remember this! I'd moved to Vancouver in 81, and lived in East-Van! Although it happened in L.A, it was still fresh in everyone's mind!

@ANNAOHara05 That explains why my teacher in primary school used to flip out at us if we had our hands in our pockets

Tired of the same old podcasts. This one will leave you speechless!

Chills 🩸 youtu.be/YHuLVw6wQWo?si…

In August 1980, a rising Hollywood star walked into a quiet apartment in West Los Angeles, and never walked out. Dorothy Stratten was just 20 years old. A small-town Canadian girl turned Playboy Playmate of the Year, she was on the verge of breaking into Hollywood, starring in films and building a future that seemed limitless. But behind the fame was a relationship built on control, manipulation, and obsession. Her husband, Paul Snider, had discovered her years earlier and helped launch her career. But as Dorothy’s success grew, Snider’s grip began to slip. What followed was a disturbing descent into jealousy, control, and ultimately, violence. Video in comments 🩸 #truecrime

Gary Heidnik was a monster 🩸 #truecrime

Richard Cothingham was the stuff of nightmares 🥀 #TrueCrime

@Queenie_2312 Pathetic

Adam has worked with ITV for years which is probably why why they watered down his argument with Jimmy. As a grown man I believe Adam should have said to David to back off a bit as we all saw that he wasn’t shy to go in on people, we saw that with Jimmy. I don’t think Adam Thomas should win I’m a celebrity Vote for Mo 🎉 #ImACeleb #ImACelebrity #ThisMorning

This weeks #darkfind goes to Harry Dresden 👀 #truecrime

🩸The disturbing case of Armin Meiwes forced courts in Germany to confront policies on consent and murder... #truecrime