Criminology Student Who Studied Murder... Then Committed One? Inside The Haunting Idaho College Killings.

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Whispers of Crime

Tochukwu Ezebube

33 episodes

5 days ago

What happens when a 20-year cold case suddenly breaks wide open?

I'm Tochukwu Ezebube, and for the past 7 years, I've been digging into the darkest corners of unsolved murders that police gave up on. What started as a journalist covering local crime stories turned into an obsession that cost me sleep, relationships, and nearly my sanity.

But it also led to something incredible: 3 cold cases reopened, 2 killers caught, and 1 innocent man freed.

Whispers of Crime isn't just another true crime podcast. It's where forgotten victims finally get their voices heard and families get the answers they've waited decades for.

Every week, I take you inside cases that will make your blood run cold:

Serial killers who are still walking free (including one who lives closer to you than you think)
Murder cases the police "closed" but never solved
Missing people whose disappearances hide shocking family secrets
DNA breakthroughs that are changing everything we thought we knew

I don't just tell you what happened. I show you the crime scene photos, play you the 911 calls, and take you inside the interrogation rooms where killers finally break down and confess sometimes.

Warning: These aren't bedtime stories. Last week, a listener called to say my episode on the "Playground Killer" made her check on her daughter three times that night. Another wrote to tell me she solved a 15-year-old missing person case in her hometown after hearing my tips on spotting patterns.

The victims trusted the wrong person. The families trusted the wrong system. The killers thought they got away with it.

They were all wrong.

If you can handle the truth about what people are really capable of, hit play. But don't listen alone.

New episodes drop every Tuesday and Friday. Subscribe now because these cases won't solve themselves.

🔍 Real crimes. Real evidence. Real justice. 📱 Follow @WhispersOfCrime for case updates and breaking news ⚖️ Got a tip? Send it to tips@whispersofcrime.com - you could help solve the next case

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Serial killers who are still walking free (including one who lives closer to you than you think)
Murder cases the police "closed" but never solved
Missing people whose disappearances hide shocking family secrets
DNA breakthroughs that are changing everything we thought we knew

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Criminology Student Who Studied Murder... Then Committed One? Inside The Haunting Idaho College Killings.

Whispers of Crime

19 minutes

6 months ago

Criminology Student Who Studied Murder... Then Committed One? Inside The Haunting Idaho College Killings.

On November 13, 2022, four University of Idaho students were brutally murdered in their sleep—stabbed to death in a blood-soaked house just steps from campus. The killer left almost no trace… except for one fatal mistake.

Bryan Kohberger, a criminology Ph.D. student obsessed with criminal psychology, became the prime suspect. But how did a man who studied murder allegedly become a murderer himself? And why did the FBI bury the 4:17 AM security tape - a bone-chilling audio clip of the victims’ final moments - until now?

In this explosive episode, we reveal:

The twisted 37-second audio captured by a neighbor’s camera: whimpers, a dog’s bark, and the killer’s fleeing footsteps - unedited and uncensored.
How Kohberger’s academic research on “ex-convict emotions” eerily mirrors the Idaho slayings.
Never-before-heard leaks from the FBI’s genetic genealogy team: the “tan knife sheath” blunder that tied Kohberger to the crime.
Survivor testimony: What the surviving roommate really saw at 4:00 AM - and why police hid her identity for 2 years.
Shocking new theories: Did Kohberger target the house months earlier? And why was his phone turned off for 121 minutes that night?

With exclusive interviews, unreleased court documents, and a breakdown of the killer’s alleged “autism defense,” this is the definitive account of America’s most disturbing true crime saga.

Subscribe now - before the gag order silences the truth forever.

Whispers of Crime

Serial killers who are still walking free (including one who lives closer to you than you think)
Murder cases the police "closed" but never solved
Missing people whose disappearances hide shocking family secrets
DNA breakthroughs that are changing everything we thought we knew