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The Murder Book: A True Crime Podcast

By: BKC Productions
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  • Each week, The Murder Book will present unsolved cases, missing persons, notorious crimes, controversial cases, and serial killers, exploring details of the crime scenes and the murderer's childhood. Some episodes are translated into Spanish as well. The podcast is produced and hosted by Kiara Coyle.

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  • Tragedy in Petaluma: The kidnapping of Polly Klaas Part X
    Jun 10 2024

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    Join us as we unravel the intense story of the raid aimed at capturing Richard Davis, the prime suspect in the kidnapping of Polly Klaas. We start with Sergeant Mike Kearns' masterful press manipulation to maintain the covert nature of the mission. Follow the FBI Special Operations Group’s maneuvers as they track Davis to his sister's home on the Coyote Valley Rancheria. Listen in as we guide you through the SWAT teams' detailed preparations, their high-stakes deployment, and the heart-stopping moment when Davis is discovered to be absent from the targeted location.

    Then, shift gears to the gripping interrogation room where Pelton and Davis engage in a tense face-off. He feels the pressure as Davis struggles to piece together his alibi and becomes increasingly agitated when questioned about his criminal past. Special Agent Larry Taylor steps in demanding clear answers, heightening the drama. The episode culminates in a forensic breakthrough—learn how the FBI lab painstakingly matched a partial palm print from Polly's bunk bed to Davis, connecting him directly to the crime scene. This episode is packed with tension, forensic science, and the relentless pursuit of justice.

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    52 mins
  • Tragedy in Petaluma: The Kidnapping of Polly Class IX
    Jun 3 2024

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    Join us for a gripping exploration of a mysterious discovery that could crack open the Polly Klass kidnapping case. Imagine stumbling upon red child-sized tights, a black sweatshirt, and a knotted white cloth in the woods – items that could potentially be linked to a high-profile crime. Dana Jaffe did just that on November 27, 1993, sparking an investigation that saw Deputy Sheriff Mike McManus and Detective Pelton rush to the scene, hoping to uncover vital clues in Polly's disappearance. This moment marks the beginning of an intense pursuit for answers, filled with tension and urgency as the investigation unfolds.

    We unravel the dark past of Richard Allen Davis, a key suspect in Polly’s case. Detective Andy Massanti works tirelessly, piecing together Davis’s extensive criminal history of theft, kidnapping, and assault. From his early offenses to brutal attacks and escapes, Davis’s life paints a harrowing picture of the challenges within the criminal justice system. As we navigate through Davis’s crime spree and eventual betrayal by his partner, Edwards, we uncover the chilling narrative that impacted countless lives.

    Forensics play a crucial role as we scrutinize every piece of evidence collected, from hair and fiber samples to potentially incriminating objects found at the scene. The meticulous process of evidence analysis, with its technical hurdles and detailed scrutiny, is brought to life in this episode. The stakes are raised even higher when seasoned prosecutor Greg Jacobs is brought into the fray, underscoring the gravity of the situation and the relentless pursuit of justice for Polly Klass. Stay tuned to follow every twist and turn in this pivotal episode of Murder Book.

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    1 hr and 3 mins
  • Tragedy in Petaluma: The Kidnapping of Polly Klaas VIII
    May 27 2024

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    Imagine stumbling upon a scene straight out of a crime thriller: child-sized tights and an adult sweatshirt discarded in the woods, hinting at sinister acts. That's precisely what happened to Dana Jaffe, whose haunting find on her Sonoma property led to an urgent call to authorities and a possible link to the ominous Polly Klaas's kidnapping case. Join me, Kiara, as we navigate the tension-filled moments of this discovery with ERT member David Alford and probe into the evidence that could unravel one of the most unsettling mysteries of our time.

    The shadowy past of Richard Allen Davis looms over this episode as we scrutinize the trail that law enforcement followed into the depths of his criminal history. From a lengthy rap sheet to his alarmingly premature parole, Davis's life story is a chilling reminder of the justice system's complexities and flaws.

    Lastly, we'll dissect the destructive relationship between Davis and Edwards, whose ill-fated romance led to a spree of betrayal and revenge. Their story is a twisted web of bigamy, robbery, and murder, revealing how deceit can corrupt and shatter lives. We'll also step into microscopic hair and fiber analysis through Alan's forensic expertise, uncovering the critical details that can decide between innocence and guilt. Prepare to be engrossed by the science and drama behind the scenes of solving the darkest crimes.

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    1 hr and 3 mins

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