Catch my Killer

Catch My Killer's Episode 192: VonMason Walker (Part 1 of 2) centers on the October 16, 2015 shooting death of Von Mason Walker in Columbus, Ohio, which police ruled an accidental shooting.

["Catch My Killer follows William Balfour Sr., a 70-year-old Muncie grandfather beaten to death on July 2, 2019.", "Consuela Balfour says William left home after a female family friend asked for a ride, and his 2001 Lincoln was later found cordoned off by police at Blaine and Centennial with his body outside it.", "The family says a witness reported that the woman returned upset, had blood on her clothing, and said she had just murdered someone before leaving town on a Greyhound bus.", "Mark also reads federal findings about former Muncie officer Chase Winkle, which the family says helps explain why they distrust the Muncie Police Department."]

Catch My Killer covers the November 10, 1973 murders of David 'Stringbean' Aikman and Estelle Aikman after a Grand Ole Opry performance.

Catch My Killer focuses on Corey "Stretch" Schrader, a Bauxite, Arkansas man who vanished on Friday, May 21, 2019, just one day before his 45th birthday.

Catch My Killer follows the disappearance of Michael Everett Smith, a 38-year-old Little Rock man last seen on June 7, 2022, after losing his job at Whole Hog Cafe on Cantrell Road and visiting his mother at her bank on Rebsamen Park Road.

Little Rock, Arkansas true-crime podcast Catch My Killer profiles the disappearance of 38-year-old Michael Smith, last seen June 7, 2022, after visiting his mother Sherry Smith Riggins at her bank job.

The concluding half of Catch My Killer's two-part story follows Salt Lake City-area Marine Corps veteran Cornelius "Casey" Bokslag, 29, who vanished June 6, 2022 after withdrawing $100 from a Wells Fargo ATM.

The first half of Catch My Killer's profile of Cornelius "Casey" Bokslag traces his path from a Dutch immigrant child in Sandy, Utah to a U.S.

In the conclusion to Catch My Killer's two-part story on Teresa Lynn Morris, her daughter Danica Hovey tells host Mark that the man her family suspects of killing her mother later married another woman also named Teresa, on top of a documented history of beating Teresa Morris badly enough to break bones in her face.

Host Mark opens Part 1 of a two-part Catch My Killer episode on Teresa Lynn Morris, a 21-year-old Phoenix City, Alabama mother of four who disappeared on April 2, 1994, and was found dead behind a Piggly Wiggly in Ladonia 26 days later, her killing unsolved for nearly 30 years.

The host introduces a cold case about a 15-year-old girl who vanished in 1980 after leaving an ice cream store with three boys.

The host interviews the father of a murdered soldier to provide an update on the unsolved homicide case.

The episode covers the unsolved 1987 murder of Alana Laney Gwinner, a college student from Fairfield, Ohio.

A daughter recounts her father's life and disappearance in 1988, setting up a cold case investigation.