Heinous – An Asian True Crime Podcast

This episode recounts the 2008 Greyhound bus murder where Vince Lee killed and decapitated 22-year-old Tim McLean while suffering from severe schizophrenia.

This segment describes the public and media frenzy in 2008 at the site where Very Idham Henyansyah, dubbed the Indonesian Jeffrey Dahmer, was linked to 11 deaths, highlighting his unsettling demeanor during the investigation.

The coast near Vong An in Vietnam's Ha Tinh province starts to fill with dead fish.

Wu Xieyu grows up under crushing expectations.

A routine shoplifting call in South San Francisco turns uneasy when officers search a car and find more than stolen hardware.

Late May 2017 brings a smell that does not belong.

It begins with a retreat.

This episode re-examines the 1958 case of Si Kuei Sai Ong, a Chinese migrant worker in Thailand executed for child murder and cannibalism and displayed as a museum specimen for 60 years.

This episode details the horrific 14-year killing spree of Gao Chengyong, the 'Baiyin Butcher,' who murdered at least 11 women and girls in China between 1988 and 2002 while living a seemingly ordinary life as a husband and shopkeeper.

This episode recounts the chilling 1958 case of Si Kuei Sai Ong, a Chinese immigrant gardener in Thailand accused of murdering children and consuming their organs.

This episode chronicles the rise and fall of Hong Kong criminal Cheung Tze Keung, known as 'Big Spender,' who kidnapped billionaires Victor Lee and Walter Kwok for massive ransoms before escalating to stockpiling explosives.

This episode details the 2011 murders of the Ding family by former business partner Anxiang Du, focusing on the tragic 999 call made by 12-year-old Alice Ding that was dispatched to the wrong address, and Du's 14-month fugitive life in Morocco before extradition and conviction.

This episode recounts the 2011 murder of the Ding family by their former business partner Ahn Siang Du, detailing how a 12-year legal dispute over their herbal remedy business escalated into obsessive resentment and brutal violence.

This episode details the 2010 disappearance and murder of Malaysian cosmetics millionaire Datuk Sosilawati Lawiya and three associates.

A clubgoer steps between a woman and a man in Burning Sun's VIP area.

Heinous opens with thanks and a December collection frame before moving into a case of family violence.

This episode recounts the infamous 1936 case of Sada Abe, a former geisha who murdered her lover Kichizo Ishida in a crime of obsessive passion.

Heinous – An Asian True Crime Podcast focuses on the Bhopal gas disaster of December 2, 1984, when tank E610 at Union Carbide's plant released 40 tons of methyl isocyanate into the night air.

This episode examines the 1991 Vizconde murders in the Philippines, where a mother and her two daughters were brutally killed inside their secure gated community home.

Raigad forest in Maharashtra becomes the opening image for a case about a body burned in a clearing and a disappearance that followed on April 24, 2012.

This episode traces the tragic story of Vince Lee, a Chinese immigrant software engineer whose promising life in Canada unravels due to severe mental illness, culminating in his fateful boarding of a Greyhound bus in July 2008.

Heinous revisits the 2003 disappearance of Kenny Ong after a farewell dinner at Mon Restaurant in Bangsar Shopping Complex, Kuala Lumpur.

This episode recounts the brutal 2010 Kallang slashing spree in Singapore, where four men from Sarawak attacked and robbed four victims, leaving three severely injured and one dead.

This episode recounts the case of Gao Chengyong, a serial killer in Baiyin, China, who murdered 11 women between 1988 and 2002.

Heinous traces how Futoshi Matsunaga, born in 1961 in Kitakyushu, used charisma, fraud, and electric shocks to control people around him.

A true crime podcast revisiting a 1997 Taiwanese murder case, detailing the disappearance of a teenage girl and the subsequent investigation.

This episode recounts the 1996 kidnapping of Victor Lee, son of Hong Kong billionaire Lee Ka Shing.

This episode recounts the historical context and siege of Hong Kong during World War II, setting the stage for a crime story.

This episode recounts the brutal 2009 murder of the Lin family in Sydney and the discovery of the crime scene.

A detailed narrative of a 2009 mass murder in a quiet Sydney suburb, setting the scene for the crime.

This episode recounts the murder of two-year-old Nur Ashura Binte Mohamed Fauzi in Singapore.

This episode recounts the 1978 abduction and murder of siblings Geeta and Sanjay Chopra by Ranga and Billa in India.

This episode recounts the 2015 murder of Xie Tianxin by her son Wu Xieyu in Fuzhou, China, exploring his psychological state.

This episode covers the 1978 explosion of the oil tanker ST Spiral in Singapore, part of a cross-promotion for another true crime podcast.

This episode explores the murder of 16-year-old Christine Lee Silawan in the Philippines, examining how jealousy can lead to heinous crimes.