In Episode 7 of The Evidence Room, we return to Canada for one of the most disturbing serial killer cases in modern history.Following our investigation into the Highway of Tears, this episode uncovers the horrifying crimes of Robert Pickton, a pig farmer whose property became the center of a massive missing persons investigation.For years, women vanished from Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside. Many were overlooked. Many were forgotten. Until a shocking discovery exposed a nightmare hidden in plain sight.This episode explores the victims, the investigation, and the critical failures that allowed one of Canada’s most notorious killers to operate for years.From early disappearances to the eventual arrest and trial, we break down the evidence, the timeline, and the disturbing truths behind the Pig Farm Murders.🎧 Listen as we uncover one of the darkest chapters in true crime history.

In this episode of The Evidence Room, we investigate one of the most disturbing and infamous criminal cases in United Kingdom history — the Moors Murders.Between 1963 and 1965, a series of child abductions and murders shocked the nation. The perpetrators, Ian Brady and Myra Hindley, carried out calculated and deeply disturbing crimes, targeting young victims and burying them on the remote Saddleworth Moor.But what made this case truly horrifying wasn’t just the brutality — it was the psychological dynamic between the killers, the methodical nature of their actions, and the chilling evidence discovered during the investigation.As detectives began to piece together the truth, a single mistake would expose the full scale of what had happened — revealing one of the darkest chapters in British criminal history.Even decades later, questions remain unanswered, including the location of missing victims and the full extent of the crimes.This is not just a story of violence — it’s a case that reshaped criminal investigations and left a permanent scar on a nation.🎧 Listen now as we break down the evidence, the investigation, and the shocking reality behind the Moors Murders.

Welcome to Episode 5 of The Evidence Room, where every clue tells a story. Tonight, we explore one of Canada’s most haunting and unsettling mysteries: The Highway of Tears.Stretching across British Columbia’s Highway 16, this remote road has been the site of dozens of disappearances and murders over decades. Many of the victims were young Indigenous women, vanishing without a trace into the vast wilderness.Despite years of investigations, task forces, and national attention, many of these cases remain unsolved, leaving families searching for answers and justice.In this episode of The Evidence Room, we explore:• The geography and isolation of Highway 16• The pattern of disappearances over decades• The vulnerability of victims and systemic failures• The investigation challenges faced by law enforcement• The arrest of a key suspect and what it revealed• The ongoing mystery surrounding unresolved casesSubscribe for more true crime deep dives and follow the evidence wherever it leads. New investigations every week.#truecrime #canadacrime #highwayoftears #unsolvedmystery #crimepodcast #truecrimedocumentary #coldcase #missingpersons

Welcome to Episode 4 of The Evidence Room, where every investigation uncovers the story hidden inside the evidence.Tonight we travel to rural Bavaria, Germany, to explore one of the most disturbing unsolved murder cases in European history: The Hinterkaifeck Murders.In March 1922, six members of the Gruber family were brutally murdered on an isolated farmstead surrounded by dense forest. The victims included three generations of the same family, along with a newly hired maid who had arrived only hours earlier.Before the murders, the family reported chilling events:mysterious footprints leading from the forest to the house, strange noises in the attic, and a newspaper that appeared on the property despite no one subscribing to it.When neighbors finally discovered the crime scene days later, investigators faced a baffling mystery. The killer had used a farming tool to carry out the murders, but even more disturbing was what happened afterward.Evidence suggested that the killer remained on the farm for days, feeding the animals, eating food from the house, and moving freely through the property.Despite decades of investigation and hundreds of suspects, the Hinterkaifeck murders remain unsolved more than a century later.In this episode of The Evidence Room, we examine:• The strange events reported before the massacre• The brutal attack that killed six people in one night• The disturbing behavior of the killer after the murders• The suspects and theories that investigators pursued for decades• Why the mystery of Hinterkaifeck still fascinates investigators todaySubscribe to The Evidence Room for more true crime investigations from around the world.New episodes every week.

Welcome to Episode 3 of The Evidence Room, where every clue tells a story.Tonight we investigate one of Australia’s most chilling serial killer cases: the Backpacker Murders committed by Ivan Milat.During the early 1990s, young travelers from around the world began disappearing while hitchhiking along Australia’s highways. For years, their families believed they had simply lost contact during their journeys across the vast outback.But in 1992, a grim discovery inside Belanglo State Forest revealed the horrifying truth.Investigators uncovered a series of shallow graves belonging to missing backpackers from Australia, Germany, and the United Kingdom. The investigation that followed would become one of the largest murder inquiries in Australian history, eventually leading police to a quiet road worker named Ivan Milat.In this episode of The Evidence Room, we explore:• The psychology and background of Ivan Milat • How backpacker culture created unexpected vulnerability • The shocking discoveries inside Belanglo State Forest • The investigation that led police to one of Australia's most notorious killers Subscribe for more true crime deep dives and follow the evidence wherever it leads. New investigations every week.

Welcome to Episode 2 of The Evidence Room, where every clue tells a story. Tonight, we explore Japan's most perplexing unsolved crime: the Setagaya Family Murders of December 2000.The Miyazawa family—Mikio, Yasuko, 8-year-old Nina, and 6-year-old Ray—lived in a seemingly ordinary Tokyo home. But on the night of December 30th, their house became the scene of a quadruple homicide that defies logic.Investigators discovered over 12,500 pieces of evidence, including the killer’s blood, fingerprints, a partially eaten melon, and even the killer’s meticulously folded outfit. Despite this forensic mountain, the perpetrator vanished for decades, leaving Japan with one of its most chilling cold cases.In this episode of The Evidence Room, we explore:• The geographic and environmental factors that made the crime possible• The killer’s methodical and bizarre behavior• How forensic evidence revealed both local and international anomalies• The theories investigators developed to identify the elusive suspectSubscribe for more true crime deep dives and follow the evidence wherever it leads. New investigations every week.

Welcome to Episode 1 of The Evidence Room, a true crime podcast exploring the most disturbing criminal cases in history.In this episode, we investigate the chilling story of Robert Hansen, also known as The Butcher Baker of Alaska. For more than a decade, Hansen lived a seemingly ordinary life in Anchorage as a baker and family man. But behind the facade, he was responsible for one of the most horrifying murder sprees in American history.During the Alaska oil boom of the 1970s and early 1980s, women began disappearing from the streets of Anchorage. Many of them were vulnerable young women working in the city’s underground sex trade. For years, the cases remained unsolved.What investigators eventually uncovered was almost unbelievable.Hansen abducted women, flew them deep into the remote Alaskan wilderness in his bush plane, and released them into the forest before hunting them down with a rifle.The case finally broke open when Cindy Paulson, one of Hansen’s victims, managed to escape and report the crime to police. Her testimony led investigators to reopen cold cases and ultimately uncover the truth behind Alaska’s most notorious serial killer.In this episode of The Evidence Room, we explore:• The life and psychology of Robert Hansen• The Anchorage oil boom and the wave of disappearances• The shocking method Hansen used to hunt his victims• Cindy Paulson’s dramatic escape• The investigation that finally brought Hansen to justiceIf you enjoy true crime documentaries, criminal investigations, and real murder cases, subscribe to The Evidence Room for more episodes covering infamous crimes from around the world.New investigations every week.