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Hunting the Killer

Hunting the Killer

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Every criminal leaves a trail. Hunting the Killer relentlessly pursues the most elusive fugitives, dissecting every clue, every misstep, and every desperate attempt to evade justice. This is where the hunt begins, taking you deep into real-life manhunts and the minds of those determined to escape. We go beyond the headlines, revealing the intricate strategies of law enforcement and the chilling psychology of the hunted.

New episodes of Hunting the Killer drop daily, Monday through Sunday, at 4:00 AM, ensuring a constant supply of gripping true crime narratives and detailed fugitive investigations. Each installment unpacks a new case, from cold cases heating up to breaking developments in ongoing searches for dangerous criminals. You'll hear about notorious escapees, calculated murders, and the relentless efforts to bring perpetrators to justice.

This podcast is for true crime enthusiasts, armchair detectives, and anyone fascinated by the pursuit of justice and the intricate dance between hunter and hunted. If you're captivated by real crimes, missing persons cases, and the forensic details that crack investigations, your search ends here.

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  • She Faked a Disappearance - Left $41,000 and a Warm Mug

    She Faked a Disappearance - Left $41,000 and a Warm Mug
    2026/10/30
    She Faked a Disappearance - Left $41,000 and a Warm Mug

    A faintly warm coffee mug and eleven dollars found on a pickup hood at 4:40 a.m. became the first clue in a disappearance that followed four calibrated wire transfers totaling $41,000. Who planned a flawless vanishing act-leaving a fed cat, an untouched phone, and a pattern of tiny habits that gave her away?

    In this episode, we trace the timeline from a routine literacy volunteer shift to a mid-sized city payroll breach, following the details that tied a woman’s steady habits to a precise financial theft and her staged absence. How did eleven lunches at the same counter and a two-dollar tip crack a plan that seemed perfectly executed?

    Person: Peggy Owens
    Location: Harwick
    Event: Four wire transfers totaling $41,000
    Date found: morning after disappearance (approximately 30 hours later)
    Investigator: Deputy U.S. Marshal Dennis Bennett

    - Mug and eleven dollars were found on the hood of a green Ford pickup at 4:40 a.m., mug still faintly warm.
    - Peggy Owens had worked 14 years in accounts receivable and lived 9 years at the same Nessen Avenue apartment.
    - Four fraudulent wire transfers were made from client escrow funds in one afternoon, totaling $41,000.
    - Peggy’s gray Nissan Sentra was located at a park-and-ride lot 7 miles from her apartment; her phone remained on her kitchen counter.
    - Peggy volunteered every Tuesday from 6-9 p.m. for 72 consecutive months at the Harwick Area Literacy Center without missing a session.

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    20 分
  • The Coat on the Fence: How Ruth Rice Vanished Without a Trace

    The Coat on the Fence: How Ruth Rice Vanished Without a Trace
    2026/10/29
    The Coat on the Fence: How Ruth Rice Vanished Without a Trace

    A dry-cleaning tag with the name Ruth Rice visible from ten feet away, a burgundy wool coat folded over a fence, and no footprints in the frost - a planned disappearance that left only a precise mise-en-scène. How does a thirty-one-year-old bookkeeper vanish from a courthouse hallway and leave a staged clue nine miles away that points in every direction but the truth?

    In this episode, we follow the timeline from a January morning discovery back through court hearings, bank freezes, and a rented storage unit - tracing the deliberate steps that preceded Ruth Rice's disappearance and asking what her preparations reveal about intent and escape.

    Person: Ruth Rice
    Date: January 10, 2019
    Location: Belden Self-Storage, nine miles south of the Saline County Courthouse
    Event: Coat found folded over fence with dry-cleaning tag showing name
    Case: Federal wire-fraud indictment for payroll skimming over twenty-two months

    - Coat found at 7:14 AM folded over chain-link fence with lining facing out and dry-cleaning tag readable from ten feet.
    - Frost around the coat was present but the coat itself was dry and there were no footprints in the frost.
    - Ruth Rice attended four pretrial hearings over fourteen months and monitored a third-floor alcove with a window latch showing repeated use.
    - Unit 14-C at Belden Self-Storage was rented eleven months earlier under the name Gerald Foss using a deceased infant's Social Security number.
    - The storage unit contained a change of clothes, a burner phone with no call history, $2,000 in banded twenties from a Texarkana credit union, and a printed northern bus schedule.

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    22 分
  • She Kept One Habit - That's How Marshals Found Her

    She Kept One Habit - That's How Marshals Found Her
    2026/10/28
    She Kept One Habit - That's How Marshals Found Her

    She kept one Tuesday night ritual for nearly eleven years - trivia at a bar at 6:30 p.m. - and that habit is exactly what led federal marshals to a library computer four years after she vanished. A woman who diverted more than $340,000, moved through three states paying cash, and never reused a Wi‑Fi signal twice was caught because she showed up where she always showed up; how did routine become the thread that unraveled her disappearance?

    In this episode, we follow the timeline from a Tuesday trivia night to an arrest at a library computer and lay out how small predictable acts guided a federal marshal’s hunt - could a single weekly habit reveal a forty-six‑month fugitive?

    Person: Marcia York
    Case: embezzlement and disappearance
    Amount: $340,000+
    Duration: 46 months fugitive
    Date of disappearance: February 18, 2015

    - Marcia played trivia every Tuesday for nearly eleven years, with exactly three missed nights on record.
    - She diverted more than $340,000 from Dunlap and Sons using false invoices billed to a paper vendor called Westridge Supply.
    - She disappeared between 9:50 p.m, on February 17, 2015 and 4:00 a.m. on February 18, 2015, and an arrest warrant was issued on February 20, 2015.
    - A cash ATM withdrawal in La Crosse, Wisconsin occurred on February 19, 2015 and moved the case to federal jurisdiction.
    - On March 8, 2015 a pharmacy in Eau Claire recorded a cash purchase of an over‑the‑counter supplement by a woman in her fifties, matching Marcia’s medication needs without a prescription.

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    21 分
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