In this special trailer episode, get a sneak peek into what’s coming:
- The Freeway Killers – Three men, over a hundred victims, and a reign of terror that haunted California’s highways.
- The Oslo Plaza Woman – An unidentified woman found dead in a luxury hotel, surrounded by questions that remain unanswered to this day.
- Katherine Knight – Australia’s first woman sentenced to life without parole after a brutal crime that shocked the nation.
- The Dyatlov Pass Incident – Nine hikers who fled their tent in the middle of a snowy wilderness, never to return alive. What terrified them that night?
We’re back next month – don’t miss it!
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TRANSCRIPT
[00:00:02] What compels someone to kill?
[00:00:05] What hidden truths hide in the shadows of unsolved mysteries?
[00:00:09] Join us as we return this October to explore the world's most infamous criminal cases.
[00:00:15] This is The Evidence Locker.
[00:00:20] Three men, over 100 lives lost, victims left scattered along the highways of California.
[00:00:27] His each body was discovered, the horror only grew.
[00:00:32] An unidentified woman was found dead, in room 2085 of Oslo's most luxurious hotel.
[00:00:39] No ID, no passport and no answers.
[00:00:42] Was it suicide or a murder stage to look like one?
[00:00:47] The house was eerily quiet.
[00:00:49] The stillness punctuated by the soft-hum of fluorescent lights.
[00:00:53] What was left of John Price lay mutilated on the kitchen floor.
[00:00:56] His skin hung from a meat hook, and a pot boiled on the stove with a gruesome stew inside.
[00:01:01] Katherine Knight's rage knew no bounds.
[00:01:06] Nine experienced hikers fled their tent into the freezing wilderness,
[00:01:10] half dressed, barefoot, and into certain death.
[00:01:13] Their bodies were discovered scattered across the Siberian mountainside.
[00:01:16] Some with injuries so severe they were likened to the trauma of a high-speed car crash.
[00:01:22] What terrified them so much?
[00:01:24] Was it an avalanche, a secret military experiment, or something far more sinister?
[00:01:30] Uncover the stories that will leave you guessing.
[00:01:33] The evidence locker, or the facts speak for themselves.
[00:01:37] Subscribe now on Apple podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen.
[00:01:42] New episodes drop every other week.
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