Killing 15 Minutes

This episode delves into the complex case of William George Herons, exploring his early life, criminal activities, and the infamous Chicago murders attributed to the Lipstick Killer. We analyze the evidence, confessions, and the possibility of multiple perpetrators, providing insights into criminal profiling and forensic advancements.

This episode explores forensic genealogy and its role in solving cold cases, highlighting the case of Deborah Sue Jackson, a Jane Doe whose identity was uncovered after decades. The hosts discuss DNA profiling, genealogical research, and the importance of giving victims back their identities.

This episode explores the history and impact of the Amber Alert system, its origins in Texas, and the challenges of modernizing emergency notifications for child abductions. The hosts discuss the system's effectiveness, societal attitudes, and infrastructure issues affecting timely alerts.

This episode explores the fascinating life of Princess Anne, her role in the British royal family, and notable events including her kidnapping attempt in 1974. We also discuss royal succession, mental health in criminal cases, and humorous insights into royal life.

This episode explores the assassination of Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme, delving into the historical context, investigation details, and broader implications of political violence. Join us for a detailed analysis of one of Europe's most intriguing unsolved cases and its relevance to modern political security.

This episode explores the fascinating 1986 art heist at the Marmotten Museum in Paris, detailing the crime, investigation, and impact on museum security worldwide. Join us for a deep dive into art theft, organized crime links, and lessons learned.

This episode explores the complex history of assassination attempts on President Gerald Ford, the Manson Family's criminal activities, and the impact of political violence in the US. It offers detailed insights into key figures, events, and conspiracy theories surrounding these incidents.

This episode explores the complexities of victims advocacy, systemic reform, and the importance of believing victims while maintaining due process. It highlights the ongoing challenges faced by advocacy groups, the impact of political funding cuts, and the importance of supporting victims beyond the courtroom.

The conversation delves into the Woodsboro murders, a series of brutal killings that inspired the Stab film franchise. It explores the details of the crimes, the motivations of the killers, and the cultural impact of the events, highlighting how real trauma was transformed into entertainment. The narrative emphasizes the blurred lines between reality and spectacle in true crime media.

This conversation delves into the complex legacy of Jeffrey Epstein, exploring the failures of the justice system, the attempts at accountability by his victims, and the implications of his death. The speakers discuss the timeline of events leading to Epstein's arrest in 2019, the controversies surrounding his death, and the ongoing civil cases against his estate. They reflect on the broader societal issues of power dynamics and institutional failures that allowed Epstein's crimes to persist, emphasizing the need for accountability and reform.

This episode explores how Jeffrey Epstein managed to operate his criminal activities in plain sight, even after his conviction. It delves into the structure of his network, the role of financial institutions, the use of philanthropy as a shield, and the political connections that enabled his actions. The conversation highlights the systemic failures that allowed Epstein's crimes to persist and the mechanisms of silence that protected him.

In this episode of Killing 15 Minutes, the hosts delve into the complexities of the Jeffrey Epstein case, exploring how his power dynamics influenced the legal system and the failures that allowed him to evade justice for years. They discuss the initial investigations, the controversial plea deal, and the implications of Epstein's continued freedom, highlighting the systemic issues within law enforcement and the legal framework that failed to protect victims.

This episode delves into the life and influence of Jeffrey Epstein, exploring his early years, rise in education and finance, connections with powerful individuals, and the allegations that ultimately led to his downfall. The conversation highlights the complexities of power dynamics, the role of misinformation, and the challenges of accountability in high-profile cases.

This conversation delves into the chilling history of the Manson Family murders, focusing on key events such as the Hinman murder and the execution of Shorty Shay. The hosts explore the psychological and cultural implications of Manson's influence, the aftermath of his cult, and the ongoing legacy of his actions. The discussion is interspersed with personal anecdotes and reflections, providing a unique perspective on this dark chapter in history.

In this episode, the hosts delve into the infamous Charles Manson murders, focusing on the LaBianca killings and the subsequent investigation. They discuss the formation of the Manson family, Manson's manipulative philosophy, and the events leading up to the murders. The episode highlights the chaotic nature of the investigation and the pivotal role of Susan Atkins in revealing crucial information about the crimes. The hosts also reflect on their own insights and the complexities of the case, setting the stage for future discussions.

This conversation delves into the infamous Manson Family Murders, exploring the rise of Charles Manson, the events leading up to the brutal killings at Cielo Drive, the subsequent investigation, and the cultural impact of these events on American society. The hosts discuss the details of the murders, the trial of the Manson family members, and how these events have become ingrained in American mythology.

This conversation delves into the infamous Charles Manson case, exploring the details of the Tate murders, the subsequent arrests of Manson and his followers, and the media's influence on the trial. The hosts discuss the complexities of the case, including the dynamics within the Manson family, courtroom strategies, and the lasting impact of the trial on American legal proceedings.

In this episode, AJ Carey and Sam Rossi delve into various true crime cases, discussing notable incidents, pop culture references, and their own experiences with the criminal justice system. They explore historical cases, the impact of media on crime, and their plans for future episodes, all while maintaining a humorous and engaging dialogue.

In this episode of "Killing 15 Minutes," hosts Sam Rossi and AJ Carey dive into a lively discussion about infamous criminals and their notorious crimes. The episode kicks off with a playful banter between the co-hosts, setting a light-hearted tone before delving into the serious subject matter. They explore various cases, including Christopher Wilder, known as the 'Beauty Queen Killer,' and Aileen Wuornos  a complex figure with a troubled past who killed several men. The conversation flows through a range of topics, touching on the failures of the judicial system and the psychological aspects of the criminals discussed. The hosts also share their thoughts on the societal implications of these crimes, making for an engaging and thought-provoking episode.CareyOn ProductionsDavidBrewer

In this episode of 'Killing 15 Minutes', hosts AJ Carey and Sam Rossi celebrate the New Year by reflecting on their podcast journey, discussing past episodes, and exploring various notorious criminals. They delve into the thematic elements of crime and justice, share insights on unique cases like 'The Doodler', and outline their future plans for the podcast. The conversation is filled with humor, nostalgia, and a commitment to continue engaging with their audience. CareyOn Production 

Killing 15 Minutes returns January 14th! Come and listen to host A.J. Carey read true crime scripts from his stoner sister, Sam Rossi! And hey, we also have a relaunched YouTube channel! 

Hi everybody! We are going on break but first some good news. Sam is going to college.

AJ follows the thoughts of his sister, Sam as she takes him on a whirl wind in this small town. 

Hello! Sam and AJ discusses the family court bombing in Sydney Austrialia. From when the court started to the bombing of judges. Its sure to be a roller coaster.

The episode explores the infamous West Memphis case, focusing on the investigation’s flaws, media influence, and the community’s lasting reaction. It highlights how public perception and law enforcement pressure shaped the trial’s outcome and eventual re-examination. The discussion raises questions about justice, truth, and the power of storytelling in shaping criminal narratives.

This episode discusses the infamous West Memphis Three case, revisiting the 1993 murders, wrongful convictions, and the public’s ongoing debate about justice and truth. The hosts reflect on evidence, media influence, and how the case shaped true crime awareness.

In this episode, the hosts explore one of the most infamous and controversial criminal-justice stories in U.S. history: the 1993 murders of three eight-year-old boys in West Memphis, Arkansas. # teens were charged. This is the trial of Jesse Misskelley.CareyOn Productions

Sam and AJ continue the dive into the trial of the West Memphis 3 in this part 2 of an "I don't know how long this will take" series.They discuss the investigation's missteps, the societal context of the time, including the satanic panic, and the implications of police errors in the case. The conversation highlights the complexities of the justice system and the impact of public perception on the accused.CareyOn Production

In this episode, AJ Carey and Sam Rossi delve into the tragic case of the West Memphis Three, focusing on the murder of three young boys in 1993 and the wrongful conviction of three teenagers. They discuss the investigation's missteps, the societal context of the time, including the satanic panic, and the implications of police errors in the case. The conversation highlights the complexities of the justice system and the impact of public perception on the accused.CareyOn Productions

This conversation delves into the life and tragic murder of Mia Zapata, the lead singer of the punk rock band The Gits. The hosts discuss her early life, musical journey, the circumstances surrounding her murder, the investigation that followed, and the broader implications of violence against women in society. Through humor and poignant reflections, they highlight the impact of Mia's story on the music community and the ongoing issues of violence against women.CareyOn Productions

This conversation delves into the intriguing case of John Burgess, a mastermind who attempted to extort a casino using a complex bomb. The discussion covers his background, the planning and execution of the bombing, the subsequent investigation, and the eventual consequences faced by Burgess and his accomplices. The hosts reflect on the absurdity of the crime and the familial betrayals that ensued, providing a mix of humor and serious commentary on the events.CareyOn Productions

This conversation delves into the true crime story of Pauline Parker and Juliet Hulmes, whose intense friendship led to the murder of Parker's mother. The discussion explores their backgrounds, the crime itself, the subsequent trial, and the impact of the film adaptation 'Heavenly Creatures'. The hosts reflect on themes of friendship, obsession, and the psychological factors that can lead to violence among youth.CareyOn Productions

The conversation delves into the tragic story of Henrik Siwiak, an immigrant who was murdered in New York City on the night of September 11, 2001. The hosts discuss the complexities surrounding his death, the challenges faced by law enforcement in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks, and the broader implications of violence and crime in a city reeling from tragedy. They reflect on the immigrant experience, the nature of murder investigations, and the societal responses to crime in the context of larger events.CareyOn Productions

We delve into the infamous Tylenol murders of 1983, where several individuals died after consuming cyanide-laced Tylenol capsules. We discuss the investigation that followed, the suspects, and the significant changes in pharmaceutical regulations that resulted from this case. They also touch on the cultural impact of the murders and the ongoing mystery surrounding the identity of the perpetrator.CareyOn Productions

Sam makes AJ delve into the life of Geraldine Elizabeth Carmichael, a con artist who became infamous for her fraudulent automotive company, the 20th Century Motor Car Corporation. The siblings discuss her background, her multiple marriages, her criminal activities, and the eventual revelation of her identity on the show Unsolved Mysteries. They reflect on the nature of white-collar crime and the societal implications of such cons, particularly focusing on the automotive industry and the need for affordable vehicles.CareyOn Production

Sam and AJ delves into the life and crimes of John Spano, a businessman who attempted to purchase the New York Islanders hockey team through fraudulent means. They explore Spano's background, his failed business ventures, the unraveling of his fraudulent deal, and the legal consequences he faced. They reflect on the implications of his actions and the broader themes of white-collar crime in the sports industry. CareyOn Productions

In this episode, Sam and AJ explore the chilling case of Sean Sellers, who was executed for crimes committed as a minor. The discussion delves into the legal and ethical complexities of the death penalty for juveniles, examining Sellers' background, his claims of demonic possession, and his conversion to Christianity while on death row. The episode also touches on broader themes of justice, rehabilitation, and the societal implications of capital punishment for young offenders. CareyOn Productions

Uncover the eerie tale of the 1928 Hex Murder Case, where superstition and fear led to a shocking crime in rural Pennsylvania. This episode delves into the chilling events and cultural beliefs that fueled a community's descent into chaos. Tune in to explore the intersection of folklore and reality in this gripping true crime story.

In this episode, the hosts engage in light-hearted banter before delving into the tragic story of Grace Mae Brown and her relationship with Chester Gillette, leading to a murder trial that captivated the nation. They explore the details of the case, the societal implications, and the historical context, while also discussing their plans for a road trip to visit significant locations related to the story.CareyOn Productions

The conversation delves into a local true crime story involving a suspected serial killer, Bernard Hatch, who was implicated in the murder of Mary Rose Turner in 1973. The hosts discuss the details of the crime, the investigation, and the subsequent trial, highlighting the impact on the local community and the historical context surrounding the events. They also touch on urban legends and personal connections to the area, setting the stage for future discussions about local lore and ghost stories.CareyOn Productions 

This conversation delves into the life and crimes of Mark William Hoffman, a notorious forger who deceived the LDS Church and others with his fabricated historical documents. The discussion covers Hoffman's early life, his rise to infamy through forgery, the bombings he orchestrated, and the legal repercussions he faced. The hosts explore the psychological aspects of Hoffman's actions and the broader implications of his forgeries on historical narratives.CareyOn Productions

This conversation delves into the life and crimes of Bobby Joe Long, a notorious serial killer from Tampa Bay. The hosts discuss his troubled childhood, the series of abductions and murders he committed, his arrest, trial, and eventual execution. They also reflect on the legal system and the impact of Long's crimes on the victims and their families, particularly focusing on survivor Lisa McVeigh's journey.

This conversation explores the economic struggles and civil unrest in post-revolutionary America, particularly focusing on the events leading to Shays' Rebellion. The discussion highlights the fragility of the new republic and draws parallels to modern protests, emphasizing the importance of diverse strategies in civil unrest. The speakers reflect on the role of government in these events and the historical context that shapes current societal issues.

The conversation delves into the Lager Beer Riot of 1855 in Chicago, exploring the political climate, the role of immigrants, and the consequences of the crackdown on alcohol. The hosts discuss the historical significance of the riot as a form of civil disobedience against oppressive laws and reflect on the ongoing relevance of these themes in contemporary society.

HEY Y'ALL!!!! Happy Friday!!! Sam decided to release some of the theme songs that made the cut before we decided to have the one we have. CareyOn Productions

This conversation delves into the historical context and events surrounding the 1900 New Orleans riot, exploring the racial tensions that led to violence and the role of law enforcement. The speakers reflect on the implications of racially motivated laws and the ongoing issues of prejudice and violence in society.

The conversation delves into the controversial case of Dan White, who assassinated San Francisco Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk in 1978. The discussion covers the details of the murders, the infamous 'Twinkie Defense' used in White's trial, the public outrage that followed the lenient verdict, and the subsequent riots that erupted in response. The speakers reflect on the implications of the case for justice, societal attitudes towards LGBTQ rights, and the historical context of political violence.

This conversation delves into the infamous case of the Menendez brothers, who murdered their wealthy parents in 1989. The hosts discuss the sensationalism surrounding the case, the brothers' backgrounds, and the legal defenses employed during their trials. They explore societal perceptions of the case, particularly how wealth and privilege influenced public interest and media coverage. The discussion also touches on comparisons with other true crime cases and the implications of familial abuse.

This conversation delves into the true crime case of Helly Nilsen's disappearance and the subsequent investigation that led to her husband, Richard Crafts, being implicated. The discussion covers the forensic evidence found, the theories surrounding the crime, and the trial that followed, highlighting the complexities and dark humor intertwined in the narrative.

This episode delves into the life and crimes of Walter Lee Moody, a man whose violent actions included the use of pipe bombs that resulted in multiple deaths. The hosts discuss Moody's early life, his criminal activities, and the psychological aspects of his actions, while also reflecting on broader themes of violence and civil rights. The conversation is interspersed with humor and personal insights, making for a compelling exploration of a complex criminal case.