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 🔎 Real Crime Stories is the ultimate true crime podcast that pulls back the curtain on the world’s most chilling real-life cases. Each episode dives deep into cold cases, shocking confessions, and terrifying crimes that defy logic — all told with gripping storytelling, raw audio, and expert insight.

From unsolved mysteries and twisted serial killers to dark secrets hidden in plain sight, we bring you the truth the headlines left behind. No filters. No fiction. Just real stories of real crimes — the kind that will keep you up at night.

🎧 New episodes every week.
Follow now — because the next story... could be about your town.Copyright Real Crime Stories Ciencias Sociales Crímenes Reales
Episodios
  • Aileen Wuornos: America’s First Female Serial Killer

    Aileen Wuornos: America’s First Female Serial Killer
    May 31 2025
    17 m
  • David Berkowitz: The True Story of the Son of Sam Killer

    David Berkowitz: The True Story of the Son of Sam Killer
    May 31 2025
    How did a quiet postal worker become one of America’s most infamous serial killers? Dive into the chilling case of David Berkowitz, the Son of Sam, whose 1976–77 shooting spree left 6 dead and 7 wounded, terrorizing New York City with taunting letters and a .44-caliber revolver 16.In this gripping episode, you’ll uncover:
    ✔️ Berkowitz’s twisted psyche—from childhood trauma (his adoptive mother’s death) to claiming demonic orders from a neighbor’s dog, Harvey.
    ✔️ The victims’ stories—like Donna Lauria (18), shot dead in her car, and Stacy Moskowitz (20), killed on her first date.
    ✔️ The NYPD’s historic manhunt—how a parking ticket near the final crime scene led to his arrest.
    ✔️ The "Son of Sam" letters—bizarre, poetic taunts sent to journalist Jimmy Breslin, fueling citywide panic.
    ✔️ The cult conspiracy—Berkowitz’s later claims of satanic accomplices, disputed by investigators.
    ✔️ His prison transformation—converting to Christianity and renouncing his crimes as "Son of Hope".

    🔍 Why does this case still haunt us?
    • Media frenzy: Women dyed their hair to avoid his "long, dark hair" victim profile.
    • Legal legacy: New York’s "Son of Sam laws" blocked criminals from profiting off their crimes.
    • Unanswered questions: Did Berkowitz act alone, or was he part of a cult?.
    ⚠️ WARNING: Contains graphic details of gun violence and psychological horror.🔔 Subscribe for more infamous true crime cases (Bundy, Dahmer, Gacy) weekly!
    👇 Comment below: Do YOU believe Berkowitz acted alone?
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    17 m
  • RICHARD RAMIREZ: The Night Stalker | America’s Most Terrifying Serial Killer

    RICHARD RAMIREZ: The Night Stalker | America’s Most Terrifying Serial Killer
    May 31 2025
    How did a Satan-worshipping drifter terrorize California, leaving a trail of blood, pentagrams, and shattered lives? Dive into the horrifying case of Richard Ramirez, the Night Stalker, whose 1984–85 killing spree left at least 14 dead, 11 sexually assaulted, and an entire state paralyzed with fear.

    In this bone-chilling episode, you’ll uncover:
    ✔️ Ramirez’s twisted childhood—from his cousin’s Vietnam war crimes to witnessing a murder at.
    ✔️ The first Night Stalker killing—the brutal slaying of 79-year-old Jennie Vincow, whose throat was slashed.
    ✔️ His signature horrors—Satanic symbols, cannibalistic acts, and taunting survivors with “Don’t look at me”.
    ✔️ The Avia sneaker clue—how a shoe print linked crimes across Los Angeles.
    ✔️ The botched police chase—how Ramirez escaped capture for months, even as detectives Carrillo and Salerno closed in.
    ✔️ The mob justice moment—how East LA citizens beat him unconscious before arrest.
    ✔️ His courtroom theatrics—flashing pentagrams and snarling “Hail Satan” at victims’ families.
    ✔️ The groupies & prison marriage—why women sent love letters to a monster.🔍 Why does Ramirez still haunt true crime fans?
    • Random brutality: He attacked men, women, children, and the elderly—no pattern, no mercy.
    • Media frenzy: The “Night Stalker” nickname fueled panic and gun sales in 1985 LA.
    • Unrepentant evil: Died on death row in 2013, never showing remorse.
    ⚠️ WARNING: Contains graphic details of murder, sexual violence, and Satanic rituals.🔔 Subscribe for more infamous cases (Bundy, Dahmer, Gacy) weekly!
    👇 Comment below: Would YOU have recognized Ramirez on the streets?
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    16 m
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