One of the serial killers out there that still gets to me years later.

This week we are covering the case of Israel Keyes. He didn’t fit the profile. He didn’t leave a pattern. And he didn’t kill close to home.

In this episode, we dive into his crimes — the methodical serial killer who buried “kill kits” across the country, flew to random cities to hunt, and chose victims at complete random. His calculated planning and lack of connection to his victims made him one of the most unpredictable killers in modern history.

We break down his timeline, his shocking confessions, and the disturbing question that still lingers: How many victims were there really?

This one is calculated. Cold. And deeply unsettling. But will Ty guess the two truths and one lie?

Join us for this weeks episode as we break down the Kidnapping of Elizabeth Smart after the new recent documentary came out on Netflix.
In the early hours of June 5, 2002, 14-year-old Elizabeth Smart was taken from her bedroom in Salt Lake City, Utah — sparking one of the most intense missing-person investigations in American history. Kidnapped: Elizabeth Smart, the new Netflix documentary, revisits this shocking case with alot more detail. Since this was the crime that got me (kallie) into true crime as a young teen, I thought it was the perfect time to break down the details and try to trick Ty with this hometown murder.

Elizabeth Smart (Kidnapped: Elizabeth Smart) is now a child safety advocate and founder of the Elizabeth Smart Foundation.