Natasha Rubin

A True Crime podcast with a hint of horror and mystery. Join Payton Moreland as she delves into a different case each week, breaking down the facts and pondering on the age old question, “Why do people do what they do?”. Payton also periodically discusses conspiracy theories, hauntings, and all things spooky… so go ahead and walk with her every Wednesday further Into The Dark.

Welcome to our NEW weekly series which will post every Thursday. It’s been a long week, there’s been a lot happening, and in this episode, we’re going to talk about Carlee Russell, Bryan Kohberger’s Alibi, Rex Heuerman Updates, and the Taylor Schabusiness Trial. Oh, and how can I forget that there was a hearing in congress about UFOs that seemed to indicate we are not alone. Your True Crime BFF, Annie Elise All Social Media Links: https://www.flowcode.com/page/annieelise_ About Me: https://annieelise.com/ For Business Inquiries: 10toLife@WMEAgency.com SERIALously FB Page https://...

Bonus Episode! This is a shorter bonus episode, and there’s not much information yet on this case. It’s a case that is straight out of a horror movie and is so unbelievably horrifying and devastating. On the 13th of July, Milwaukee’s District 3 Police Officers were called in response to distress calls regarding two naked young boys - aged 7 and 9 - roaming South 71st Street, covered in blood, waste, bruises, and red marks. A 911 caller reported seeing a woman forcefully pulling one of the boys back inside their home. This woman was Katie Koch– And her house, some are calling the ...

On the morning of December 26, 1997, police and fire services responded to a call about a structure fire at the home Bremerton, WA home of Nick and Dawn Hacheney. When they were finally able to extinguish the flames and search the home, they discovered the badly burned body of twenty-eight-year-old Dawn Hachney in her bed, where her husband had left her several hours earlier. After a brief investigation, Dawn’s death was determined to be the result of an accidental fire—a tragic end to a short life, nothing more.The case, which most had considered closed years earlier, was revived in April...