
A true crime podcast exploring men who kill their families.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 89 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

In June 2017 the bodies of Cheryl Baker, Nadja Medley and her daughter Payton Medley were discovered at a property in Caldwell, Idaho. They had all been shot and killed.
Cheryl’s husband, pilot Gerald Mike Bullinger, who was also Nadja’s boyfriend, ... more
On 16 July 2012 three children were killed by their father who then took his own life. 12 year old Samuel, 8 year old Rebecca and 7 year old Charlotte were driven away from their family home in Gloucestershire in England on 12 July and their dead bod... more
In this episode we are joined by Laura Richards, host of Crime Analyst podcast and criminal behavioural analyst. Laura is also an advocate and campaigner who worked for a decade at New Scotland Yard. Laura's previous roles include former Head of the ... more
In March 1974 39 year old Pamela Panes and her three children Graham aged 7, Angela aged 6 and Adrian aged 4 were killed by husband and father Roger Panes in Hampshire in the UK. Roger then took his own life.
The Panes family belonged to the Plymout... more
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Excellent podcast and I can only imagine how difficult it is for you to write and speak these horrific crimes. Well done to you! Your research and reporting is on target. I came to listen to you from your recent interview with Laura Richards. She was right. Your podcast is brilliant. As is her works thank you.
This podcast, whilst an extremely hard topic, is so well done and I left each episode remembering the victims names and not the guilty party, the empathy and dignity shown to the victims and their families is paramount in this podcast, you can tell Clare has a lot of knowledge on domestic violence and the annihilators - just over 25 years ago I could have so easily been one of these women but luckily someone helped me and I’m here - I highly recommend this podcast.
Claire hits a perfect balance with these podcasts of telling harrowing and devastating stories in a non-sensationalised way from the victim perspective. As a parent of two young girls they are very difficult to listen to at times but they are gripping and important. I look forward to the releases each week! Keep up the great work.
Absolutely brilliant podcast. It’s lovely how Claire expresses emotion for these situations. She is a true advocate. I’m a lifetime subscriber now
I am absolutely hooked on the weekly podcasts. They have really opened my mind to the regularity of such crimes and how familiar behaviours have been apparent in my previous relationships. I’m one of the lucky ones to have found a loving and healthy relationship, which makes me empathise strongly with all of the stories I hear.
Clare, your story telling of all these crimes comes across with empathy, understanding and such a passion to raise awareness of such incidents in the hope that we all re... more
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The podcast offers an in-depth examination of familial homicides, focusing on the complex dynamics and underlying motivations that lead men to kill their families. Each episode discusses chilling cases of family annihilation, often intertwining detailed narratives of the victims' lives, societal influences, and the psychological factors at play. The storytelling is characterized by sensitivity and empathy, shedding light on the tragic aftermath of these crimes on surviving family members and communities. The podcast aims to raise awareness about domestic violence and its often concealed realities, making it a vital resource for those interested in the darker aspects of human relationships and societal issues surrounding family safety.
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Killer In The Family launched 3 years ago and published 89 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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