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From iHeartRadio and TenderfootTV, ‘Monster: DC Sniper’ reinvestigates the beltway sniper attacks. This true crime podcast places the listener in Montgomery County, Maryland on October 2nd, 2002 when an unidentified sniper began randomly killing people going about their daily lives. Host Tony Harris traces what investigators, journalists and the public learned from the first shot until the last and ultimately asks the question: Does the person convicted of these crimes ever deserve a second chance?
The guilty verdict arrives; your sense of closure gets cross-examined by Malvo's parole question.
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A tense, methodical return to the night Shannon Gilbert vanished, shadowed by news of a possible LISK arrest.
Monster: Hunting LISK opens on the host recalling the early morning of July 13, 2023, as messages suggested Suffolk County was moving toward an arrest in the LISK case.
A daughter traces her father's attempted profits to the quieter cost of cutting contact.
The strongest thread is not just what her father did, but the market that kept forming around him afterward. The episode follows how killers' belongings, drawings, and stories can become trade goods, then narrows that into the pressure placed on a daughter asked to help turn…
A clear, candid look at why Monster: D.C. Sniper belongs in the series.
Inside The Monster Series frames the D.C. Sniper case as a natural fit for the Monster series by focusing on terror without a visible source: people pumping gas, a shot fired, and the ordinary routines that suddenly felt exposed.
This audio supports a narrow note on surrounding iHeart promotion, not a review of the billed Payne-Rawson interview.
This bonus installment lands less as a reviewable Payne interview than as a snapshot of the iHeart network environment around the show. The audio is built from promotional spots rather than the billed discussion with Kerri Rawson, so the clearest takeaway is the surrounding…
A quiet bonus episode about love, grief, empathy, and the responsibility a family can and cannot carry.
The bonus episode sits with the hard emotional balance of loving someone while refusing to carry responsibility for what they did. It is strongest when it lets several truths stand at once: a family can miss him, understand why he is absent, and still keep clear faith with…
Podcast discovery from the Sherpa Chalet.
Witchy banter with glorious detours.
Female crime, told with grave attention.
Josh Zeman’s Monster: Hunting the Long Island Serial Killer revisits the Gilgo Beach case after Rex Heuermann’s 2023 arrest and compares Heuermann’s profile with clues from Zeman’s earlier series The Killing Season.
The episode recounts the hunt for the Long Island serial killer and draws parallels to the DC Sniper case.
This episode introduces a cold case serial killer investigation in Belgium, detailing the discovery of dismembered bodies and the ongoing quest for justice.
Payne Lindsey interviews Keri Rawson, Dennis Rader’s daughter, about whether her father’s ordinary identity and BTK persona were separate or simultaneous.
A true crime podcast reinvestigating the 2002 DC sniper attacks, with the episode featuring a live storytelling event about a family murder.
Laura from Tenderfoot TV interviews Monster producers Matt Frederick and Trevor Young about how the six-season franchise developed from Atlanta Monster into later case-based series.
Keri Rawson describes growing up in Wichita, Kansas, as the daughter of Dennis Rader, later identified as the BTK killer, and says his 2005 arrest forced her to separate “dad” from “BTK.” She recalls gardening, fishing, camping, family trips, and her father’s intense need for control, including his verbal abuse when her mother was injured at Yellowstone.
Monster: DC Sniper: Our Father, The Sniper features Selena and Taliba, daughters of John Muhammad, describing childhood memories, media scrutiny, and life after their father was identified as a D.C.
Mildred Muhammad tells Tony Harris how a Washington State public-service announcement helped her recognize that she was in an abusive relationship.
Monster: DC Sniper examines Lee Boyd Malvo’s possible parole through Supreme Court cases including Miller v.
Monster: DC Sniper, "The Execution," examines Lee Boyd Malvo's life sentence, his incarceration at Red Onion State Prison, and the additional crimes he described to criminologist Anthony Meoli.
Monster: DC Sniper: The Trials follows the October 2003 Virginia proceedings against John Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo after prosecutors moved the cases from the Washington area to Virginia Beach.
Monster: DC Sniper, "The Confession," follows the September 5, 2002 shooting of restaurant owner Paul LaRuffa and the evidence investigators later used to connect it to John Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo.
Monster: DC Sniper - Behind The Podcast is a January 25, 2020 live discussion about how the DC sniper series reconstructs the October 2002 shootings through interviews, archival material, and investigative reporting.
Maryland State Police Lieutenant David Reichenbaugh reconstructs the October 23 night when a citizen spotted the Blue Caprice at a Myersville rest area, 45 miles from the initial search area.
A fingerprint on an Armalite catalog from an Alabama liquor store robbery led the FBI to Lee Boyd Malvo and John Mohammed.
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Monster: DC Sniper examines Lee Boyd Malvo's childhood in Jamaica through nine years of correspondence between criminologist Anthony Mioli and Malvo.
Monster: DC Sniper, “John Allen Muhammad [7],” uses Mildred Muhammad’s account to trace John’s progression from a jovial welder and Army recruit to a husband whose behavior became increasingly secretive and threatening.
A reinvestigation of the 2002 DC sniper attacks, questioning the conviction and exploring the case's details.
A reinvestigation of the 2002 DC sniper attacks, questioning the conviction and potential for redemption.
A true crime podcast reinvestigating the 2002 DC sniper attacks, questioning the conviction and seeking justice.