The Mystery of the Stoneman Murders: India’s Shadowy Serial Killer Strikes Again | CrimePod Castle Ep4

In Episode 4 of CrimePod Castle, we explore one of India’s most chilling mysteries: the Stoneman Murders. Between 1985 and 1989, a faceless killer known only as 'Stoneman' stalked the streets of Kolkata and Mumbai, targeting the homeless in a brutal killing spree that left two cities paralyzed with fear.👤 A Killer in the Shadows It began with a series of murders in Kolkata, where homeless men were found dead with their skulls crushed by a heavy stone. Police initially suspected random acts of violence, but as the bodies piled up, a disturbing pattern emerged. Just as suddenly as the killings began, they stopped—leaving Kolkata haunted by questions that were never answered.💀 Terror Returns in Mumbai Four years later, Mumbai experienced the same horror as its streets became the Stoneman’s new hunting ground. Despite heightened patrols and desperate efforts, law enforcement could find no clues, no fingerprints, and no witnesses. Was the Stoneman a single killer moving between cities? Or were there copycats at work, feeding off a legend of fear?Inside this Episode:The Murders in Kolkata: The start of the Stoneman’s reign of terror and its impact on the city’s homeless.Mumbai’s Nightmare: How the murders resumed in 1989, sparking rumours of a ghostly or supernatural force.Unsolved Mysteries: Theories about the killer’s identity, possible motives, and whether he was ever caught.Urban Legend or True Crime?: How the Stoneman Murders became part of urban folklore, leaving a legacy of fear that persists to this day.Join us as we unravel the mystery behind the Stoneman Murders, a tale of fear and brutality that refuses to fade. What drove this killer? Why were his victims chosen? And why, after so many years, has he eluded justice?🔴 Subscribe to CrimePod Castle for more unsolved cases and haunting stories. Hit the bell icon to get notified about our next episode, where we uncover more secrets from India’s dark criminal history. Share your theories in the comments—do you think the Stoneman was one person, or could it have been multiple killers?