Evidence Locker True Crime

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.

A phone call. A non-existent address. A woman found bludgeoned to death. Nearly 100 years later, the Wallace case remains one of Britain’s greatest murder mysteries.

A group of 7th Graders from North Pole, Alaska drew up a “naughty list” of kids at school that they wanted to murder in one violent, coordinated attack. What drove these kids to conceive of such an evil plan?

Three murders. Four convictions. No shooter. Norway’s most controversial triple homicide.

In 1970s Romania, a killer ominously referred to as The Vampire of Bucharest, stalked the night — terrorizing the city’s women.