Evidence Locker True Crime

Frank Sinatra's "My Way" was linked to at least a dozen murders in the Philippines between 1998 and 2018 — a phenomenon so deadly that bars across the country eventually banned the song entirely.

20-year-old Hazel Drew was found dead in Teal's Pond in 1908. Her murder inspired Twin Peaks and remained unsolved for 113 years until researchers cracked the case.

A quiet family from southern Russia was behind a series of brutal home invasions, murders, and police ambushes over nearly a decade.

A French au pair's dream job turned deadly. The horrific truth was discovered in a London garden.

A Wisconsin family vanishes on their way to a cabin. Their truck is found wiped clean, 2,600 miles unaccounted for. And the last person to see them alive? Their own son.

Two best friends brutally murdered on a beach. Sixty years later, no one has been held responsible.

Four tent killings in Finland and Sweden. Most remain unsolved. What connects them?

A remastered re-release of our very first episode, marking The Evidence Locker’s 250th case - revisiting the brutal, unsolved tent murders at Lake Appojaure.

Four camping teens were attacked in their tent. 40 years later, the sole survivor became a suspect in the murder of his three friends.

Before Lake Bodom, there was Tulilathi. Two young women on a cycling holiday vanished from a Finnish campsite in 1959. Their bodies were found buried in a bog. The killer was never caught.