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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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  • The Floor Mat Clue: How a Rubber Mat Led to Capture

    The Floor Mat Clue: How a Rubber Mat Led to Capture
    2026/07/29
    The Floor Mat Clue: How a Rubber Mat Led to Capture

    A thirty-dollar rubber truck floor mat, found rubber-side up in a drainage ditch, turned a routine prison escape into a targeted manhunt - and pointed investigators to a preplaced cache that changed everything. Who placed a waterproof lid in the ditch before the storm, and why was the escape so clearly planned?

    In this episode, we follow the eleven-day pursuit on the Cumberland Plateau, tracing what Larry Graham took with him, the clues Deputy U.S. Marshal Kent Myers pieced together, and the single item that reframed the search: the rubber floor mat that acted as a cache cover. How did that mat transform a missing-prisoner case into a hunt for a destination?

    Person: Larry Graham
    Person: Kent Myers
    Date: May 13, 2019
    Location: Cumberland Plateau
    Event: Escape from Crestwood Correctional Center

    - Graham left Crestwood at 6:40 PM on a Thursday after folding pillowcases and had been a model prisoner for 14 months.
    - He carried only a road atlas, a bottle of water, and a $30 rubber floor mat from a gas station on County Road Seven.
    - A drainage culvert under the exterior grounds had been compromised in February 2019 and was unrepaired when Graham escaped.
    - The floor mat was found half-submerged in a drainage ditch on May 14 by Angela Taylor, lying rubber-side up.
    - Storm data show 2.5 inches of rain in 90 minutes on May 12, indicating the mat likely covered a preplaced waterproof cache.

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    25 分
  • The Birthday Card That Solved a Fugitive's Vanishing Act

    The Birthday Card That Solved a Fugitive's Vanishing Act
    2026/07/28
    The Birthday Card That Solved a Fugitive's Vanishing Act

    A manhunt that spanned two states ended not with a blood trail or a phone ping but with a pink-and-blue birthday invitation sealed in a sandwich bag and tied to a trotline anchor in a flooded Missouri river - the card belonged to a seven-year-old whose party date Charles Stewart had promised never to miss. How did a fugitive who snapped his SIM card and left his wallet behind keep one single tangible thread that led officers to him?

    In this episode, we follow the timeline from a bar parking lot altercation and a shattered skull to a disappearing gray 2015 Ford Ranger, a cash Greyhound ticket, and the single piece of paper that contradicted every careful step of the disappearance; what role did that birthday invitation play in solving what looked like a planned vanishing?

    Person: Charles Stewart
    Age: 28
    Event: Altercation outside Fenwick’s bar on April 3
    Date: Lily’s birthday party on April 19
    Investigator: Deputy U.S. Marshal Keith Tillman, St. Louis field office

    - Charles’s Ranger was recorded in Fenwick’s parking lot from 9:40 to 11:12 PM on April 3.
    - Troy Haskins was found with a fractured skull in Fenwick’s parking lot on the night of April 3 and died April 4 at Regional Medical Center.
    - Charles’s phone had its SIM card snapped cleanly in half and was found in the bathroom trash on Mercer Avenue.
    - A canvas duffel and roughly $400 borrowed from his sister Pamela were missing when police visited Charles’s apartment on April 5.
    - A Greyhound ticket purchased in Bloomington to St. Louis for $50 was sold on April 9 to a man who asked when the station closed and requested a rear seat.

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    22 分
  • She Sat Dressed at Dawn - The Quietest Escape That Failed

    She Sat Dressed at Dawn - The Quietest Escape That Failed
    2026/07/27
    She Sat Dressed at Dawn - The Quietest Escape That Failed

    Fear of a careful, long-built freedom - and the small visible traces that betray it: a Canadian passport never opened, a library card wedged in a cottonwood fork by a frozen ditch, and a gray Ford Focus registered to a different name - so how did a plan that ran for thirty-eight months end with her simply sitting on a motel bed waiting for a knock?

    In this episode, we follow the facts of one woman's disappearance and the financial trail that preceded it to understand what happened and why those three placed items mattered so much: was it a planned escape, an unfinished transfer, or something else that left her sitting at dawn?

    Person: Darlene Baker
    Age: 54
    Company: Apex Climate Solutions
    Amount embezzled: $214,000 over 38 months
    Last confirmed sighting: Tanner River bridge, February 21

    - Darlene opened a UPS mailbox in Gallen, Ohio, under the name Hartley Industrial Supply in one day in October.
    - Over 38 months, Apex sent $214,000 in payments to the fictitious vendor Hartley.
    - Ten days before fleeing, three wire transfers moved over $190,000 out of the Hartley account to a Gallen credit union.
    - On February 21 at 9:44 a.m., Baker opened a compliance query on her work computer and left the office by noon.
    - At 6:00 p.m. the same day, two rolling suitcases and a canvas tote had left her apartment.

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    23 分
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