John Wayne Gacy was a beloved community figure, a contractor, and a clown who performed for children. But behind the charm was one of the most prolific serial killers in American history. This episode explores the full story—from manipulation and murder to arrest and execution—with trauma-informed narration and a focus on truth, justice, and the victims who were never forgotten.

In this episode of Disturbing Truths, we examine the deeply disturbing case of Cynthia and Dennis Perkins — a Louisiana couple whose crimes shattered trust within institutions meant to protect. This story reveals how power, proximity, and silence can be weaponized, and why accountability must reach beyond the headlines.

In this episode of Disturbing Truths, we examine the deeply disturbing case of Cynthia and Dennis Perkins — a Louisiana couple whose crimes shattered trust within institutions meant to protect. This story reveals how power, proximity, and silence can be weaponized, and why accountability must reach beyond the headlines.

On a quiet December night in 1996, Lee Harvey was brutally murdered on a country lane in Worcestershire. His fiancée, Tracie Andrews, claimed they were victims of a road rage attack—but the truth was far more disturbing. In this episode of Disturbing Truths, we unravel one of Britain’s most chilling cases of manipulation and betrayal.

Through forensic evidence, courtroom drama, and the haunting aftermath, we explore how Andrews constructed a lie so convincing it fooled the nation—and how Lee’s family stood beside her, unaware she was the killer. This is not just a story of murder. It’s a story of trust shattered, justice pursued, and a young man whose life was stolen by someone he loved.

Featuring immersive sound design, survivor-centered pacing, and a deep focus on the victim’s legacy, this episode asks: what happens when the person you trust most becomes the danger you never saw coming?

In this episode, we revisit one of the darkest chapters in British criminal history. Fred and Rose West operated behind the façade of a modest home in Gloucester, England—25 Cromwell Street. Between 1967 and 1987, they carried out a series of murders marked by sexual violence, psychological control, and chilling concealment.

Through carefully paced narration this audio documentary explores the victims, the investigation, and the legacy of a case that shook the nation.

This is not just a story about murder. It’s about silence, complicity, and the terrifying ability of evil to hide in plain sight.

In this first episode, I introduce you to Disturbing Truths — a documentary-style podcast that explores the stories most people avoid. I’m Andrew, and I created this series to dig into the cases, myths, and breakdowns that unsettle, challenge, and reveal.

You’ll hear why this podcast exists, what kind of stories we’ll cover, and how I approach each episode with editorial care, trauma-informed pacing, and a commitment to truth. From unsolved murders and justice system failures to folklore, psychological unraveling, and cultural myths — this is a space for clarity, not sensationalism.

If you’re looking for fact-driven storytelling, survivor-centered narratives, and deep dives into the uncomfortable corners of history and society, you’re in the right place.

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