The Andrew Kissel Murder Case
Did a massive fraud scheme end in Kissel's murder?
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47 mins
Explore how multi-million dollar real estate developer Andrew Kissel siphoned tens of millions from investors before his life unravelled in federal fraud charges. Discover the grim scene in a Greenwich basement where movers found Kissel bound and stabbed to death just days before his guilty plea. Learn about the chaotic murder-for-hire investigation that exposed a vast web of vengeful victims, family tragedy, and a fatal betrayal by his own trusted chauffeur.
Ep 1:
Two Brothers, One Curse
Two millionaire Kissel brothers, raised on wealth and relentless competition, would both meet brutal ends before fifty—but first, meet the golden boy and his isolated wife in Hong Kong.
Ep 2:
Milkshakes, Murder, and a Rolled-Up Rug
In Hong Kong's gilded expat world, a betrayed banker's methodical divorce plans collide with his wife's secret affair and a poisoned milkshake that ends in bludgeoning, cover-up, and courtroom drama.
Ep 3:
The Hero Uncle's Hidden Empire of Lies
While mourning his murdered brother, Andrew Kissel plays devoted uncle while secretly billing millions and running decades of forgery and fraud across three states—until the walls finally close in.
Ep 4:
Blood in the Boiler Room
Days from a guilty plea, Andrew Kissel is found bound and stabbed in his basement, sparking a twisting investigation into betrayal, laundered money, and a trusted driver's deadly secret.
Discussions (5)
Wesley
Level 5 · 1 week agoNancy was writing 5 page love letters DAILY to the trailer park guy she threw her whole life away for?? girl chose wrong AND stayed committed to it 💀
Delbert
Level 8 · 1 week agoTwo brothers who grew up playing Monopoly and forgot it was just a board game. One banked the world, the other mortgaged it twice. The only thing they built that lasted was a true crime podcast episode.
Charles
Level 4 · 1 week agoAndrew staging his own murder makes zero sense when you look at those wounds. No one signs up to get tortured in their own basement for an insurance payout
