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EPISODE · Jun 29, 2026 · 52 MIN

Cops Find Decomposing Body In Pit Of Liquid Acid

from Coffeehouse Crime · host Coffeehouse Crime

The killer thought he had found the perfect way to destroy evidence. He thought acid would erase every trace. But when police found the pit, they discovered that some things cannot be completely dissolved.In this episode, I bring you the disturbing true crime story of a killer who used liquid acid to dispose of a body — and the forensic team that still managed to find enough evidence to put him away. From chemical burns to bone fragments, this is a gruesome deep dive into one of the most extreme methods of body disposal ever documented. Based on real police reports, forensic records, and court transcripts, this is a gripping look at the lengths murderers go to hide their crimes — and the science that catches them anyway. Perfect for true crime enthusiasts, forensic science fans, and anyone fascinated by the darkest aspects of criminal investigation. Turn down the lights, put on your headphones, and press play — because the acid did not destroy everything.

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