
Why did investigators struggle to identify the Kingsbury Run victims?
4.4 (17)
29 mins
Explore how the discovery of a dead woman’s torso started the hunt for the Mad Butcher of Kingsbury Run. Discover how investigators and the police struggled to piece together the body parts of victims to identify them.
Ep 1:
The Lady of the Lake Emerges
A torso washes ashore on Lake Erie, launching Cleveland's largest manhunt as investigators, pathologists, and thousands of spectators converge on a case that defies explanation.
Ep 2:
Two Investigations, One Killer
As detectives chase bizarre leads in public, Eliot Ness runs a secret parallel probe while forensic pioneers and clashing experts race to outsmart an escalating, ritualistic killer.
Adam
Level 3 · 9 mo agoThe coroner turning the case into a magazine contest is deeply dysfunctional. He was 100% jealous of the police and just wanted the spotlight himself.
Natalie
Level 9 · 9 mo agoI don't buy Gerber's suicide ruling. That scar was way too thin for rags. It looks like wire.
Randy
Level 10 · 8 mo agoSo does being headless finally make height irrelevant? I’m 5’7 and just curious if I’d be on a level playing field lol. Or is a tall corpse better?