Nitecap True Crime

Enough, is enough! I want more, you probably want more too, so I'm giving you more! Nitecap Case Files is a one on one listener experience, where I tell you a case, you will surely hope to forget. First up we have the case of Colleen Stan, a story about a girl, under the bed, in a box.

Join the crew this episode for a spooky episode, all about Halloween Homicides.

This week on Murder Match-Up, we tell cases, picked at random. One, crazy, and one tragic. This episode is a rough one, trigger warning.

That's right! We're BACK! Join us for our second season of Nitecap True Crime. This episode is all about hazing, college can be crazy, and dangerous, but so can work.

After a much-needed break from podcasting, the crew at Nitecap True Crime brings on special guest host Terra Kassa who tells the horrific story about Shanda Sharer. Shanda Sharer was a young, vivacious teen, just wanting to go to a rock concert. This is the real-life story of a group of very, very, mean girls. IiuQi8DtzU0cR6QxrE2w

This week on Nitecap True Crime, we take on our first monthly deep dive into one of Brittany's "Favorite" cases.David Parker Ray, also known as the Toy Box Killer, was an evil and sadistic man. Drugging, restraining, and torturing women inside of a trailer known as his "toy box"

Every parent looks at their baby thinking that there’s no way they could be anything less than an angel, but alas that’s not always the case. For your weekly dose of true crime horror, we’ve got a couple of accounts of minors committing major crimes.

This week, we travel to Hollywood to explore the real-life cases that inspired a few of the crime movies we all know and love. Grab a drink, some popcorn, and settle in. This one’s a doozy. Gavin tells us about Ivan Milat and The Backpack Murders, which inspired the gruesome and horrifying 2005 thriller, Wolf Creek. Brittany tells the nightmare-inducing story of Gary Rollings, ak

It's time for your monthly dose of Murder Match-Up!What is Murder Match-Up, you ask? We are each randomly given a letter and number, then go to Murderpedia.org, and we grab the case that corresponds with the letter and number.Murderpedia is like Wikipedia but for murderers, it is indexed by the murderer's last name. It's like speed dating, but for murderers.This week

In this episode of Nitecap True Crime, we take a trip around the globe to uncover crimes in other countries!Suzi sails us down under to New Zealand to tell us about a woman who runs a shady "Baby Farm" and may or may not hide babies in hat boxes.Brittany jumps aboard the Austrian Express and spins a tale about a not so sweet ice cream shop owner and her horrific attempts