Kimberlie Massnick
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Join Dr. Kimberlie Massnick as she dives into some of the most riveting serial killer cases. Season One focused on Gerard John Schaefer and the impact he had on the communities he tormented. Season Two discussed notorious serial killer Bobby Joe Long and his victims. Season 3 is a deep dive into Gerald Eugene Stano. Stano's case will take many twists and turns along the way.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
It makes case analysis legible by keeping research, behavioral theories, and uncertainty visible in the hosts' conversation.
Murder and Mysteries with Massnick turns case research into an open conversation between Dr. Kimberly Masnick and P-Cubed. Their exchanges move from documented details to questions about offender behavior, investigative decisions, and what remains unknown.
Question marks stay on the victim storyboard; Dr. Kimberlie Massnick won't pretend you have the answers.
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A no-update wrap-up that finds its purpose in persistence, caution, and remembrance.
The Boca Town Center killer wrap-up lands without pretending the story has reached a clean endpoint. The hosts acknowledge that there is no new information, no one is talking, and nothing appears to be moving the case toward a real conclusion right now.
A solo case update follows efforts to rebuild Gerard Schaefer's timeline and track the answers still missing.
A solo update reframes Gerard Schaefer's case as work still in motion, with Dr. Kimberly Masnick tracing efforts to rebuild his movements and make sense of gaps that still resist easy answers.
A long-paused true crime podcast returns with office banter, student momentum, and an ethical cliffhanger waiting just offstage.
A paused true crime podcast returns as both reunion and reset, with Dr. Kimberly Masnick and Mr. P-Cubed slipping back into a familiar rhythm of office-door jokes, paper-over-the-door teasing, and a phone call that lands almost on cue.
A cautious, human search for truth around a manipulator who left too many shadows behind.
This episode stays with the hard human work around Gerard: not just the case itself, but the people who knew him, were shaped by him, or still carry fragments of the story.
A patient return to Gerard Schaefer that keeps the research, the families, and the facts in view.
This episode circles back to Gerard Schaefer with the kind of long memory that comes from years of sitting with a case. The hosts explain why they wanted to revisit it, why they want to put faces back on the trophies and question marks, and why the work still matters when…
A victim centered true crime discussion that leans into uncertainty and a tangled timeline.
This episode stays uneasy because it keeps returning to the victims instead of the headlines. Dr. Mastnick and Pierre Pacheco move through names, kidnappings, mall area shootings, and the uncertain links around Meisner Park while making the case for why victimology matters.
A searching Schaefer case study that resists neat answers.
Gerard John Schaefer is framed here as a case that does not fit clean serial-killer shorthand. Kimberly Masnick and her cohost keep pressing on the stubborn questions: what kind of man keeps reaching for authority roles, why the known pattern still feels unfinished, and why the…
A victim-centered case discussion that treats planning, restraint, and uncertainty as part of the evidence.
Murders and Mysteries with Masnick spends this stretch on a Jane Doe victim whose name stays private, then uses that thread to consider how the offender may have worked and how the pattern may have shifted over time.
Podcast discovery from the Sherpa Chalet.
Witchy banter with glorious detours.
Female crime, told with grave attention.
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Masnick stays with this case and keeps the Jane Doe who chose anonymity at the center.
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The hosts introduce the 'Boca killer' case, involving three incidents at a Boca Raton mall in 2007 where women driving black SUVs were targeted, with one murder and a child involved.
Kimberly Masnick and her cohost open with some banter, then circle back to Gerard Schaefer.
Murder and Mysteries with Mastnick focuses on the Boca Killer case tied to Nancy and Joey Boquillo, who were found bound and shot inside a black 2007 Aspen SUV near Sears at Boca Town Center Mall.
Kimberly Masnick opens by defining “a nucleator” as someone who removes one or both eyes from the orbital socket, then connects the procedure to tumors, severe infections, and sympathetic ophthalmia.
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Murders and Mysteries with Mastic focuses on the 2007 Boca Killer case in Boca Raton, Florida, and says the three separate events all happened at Town Center Mall.
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Murder and Mysteries with Masnick centers this part of the Charles Albright story on adoption, taxidermy, and the “Texas eyeball killer” nickname.