After Dark: Coast to Coast Killers

 Justice for Tammy Haas          Regardless of what you may have thought about the verdict or the views of Eric Stukel, the thing that remains important is the hunger for the justice that Tammy Haas deserves never stops. It never becomes a one time hit or a search that grows useless. This forever going hunt is the thing that will bring justice. This is why I write. This is why the community continues to search endlessly.           If you remember from the last article, I had only written and discussed what was reported. I also did mention that there is a Facebook page. Justice for Tammy Haas was created in 2014 not just to bring light or topic to Tammy Haas but in hopes to bring some sort of justice to solve this unsolved case. This article we will look into the page and the evidence that is presented through newspaper clippings and presented by the people that have posted on it.       ...

After Dark: Coast to Coast Killers podcast locations          Hello again!           Do you have a daily craving for murder and true crime? Are you always searching for the right podcast that will satisfy you to your core? If so, I know the podcast just for you!         After Dark: Coast to Coast Killers is a weekly podcast that discusses unsolved serial killings from various parts around the world. So far we've covered from Hawaii to the Midwest and our future episodes will even go to Japan!           This podcast is EVERYWHERE! Spotify, Anchor, Outcast, Google podcasts, and even Apple. All you have to do is follow us, get notifications, and continue tuning in every Friday and Sunday to receive your daily dose of murder. And before I forget, share this podcast with everyone that you know!          Plus After Dark: Coast to Coast will have many upco...

             'The Honolulu Strangler' episode out now! 3 out of 5 young women who were victims of the Honolulu Killer              You've heard that right!             A brand new episode is out! 'The Honolulu Strangler' is takes place between May of 1985 and April of 1986 on the beaches and lagoons of Hawaii. Paradise ends when a serial killer murders, rapes, and bounds his victim's before throwing them on the beaches. Despite plenty of searches and evidence, to this day, this killer has not been caught.           To find out what happens and the horror behind the gruesome murders, listen to 'The Honolulu Strangler' anywhere you listen to podcasts.             If you like the episode, like it, share it and follow us for more weekly true crime episodes!           

                   Despite us talking about this episode in the future on the podcast, I still wanted to write about it because this case still scares South Dakota. This is known as the Bird Hex.           Jake Bird was born in an unknown location in Louisiana. At the age of 19, Bird was forced to leave home and did what any other homeless person would do. In order to keep warm, he would stay in box cars. He would work for sleep and meals.  For work, he was a manual laborer and a railroad dancer that laid and maintained tracks. A thing to note about how Bird got away with his crimes was his job required him to travel. Other than what he did as work, he is known for his label as a serial killer. Even though there is a complete timeline, we need to go back to October 30th, 1947 and the trial that brought the Bird Hex.          In not just my personal opinion, b...

    I typically won't give out hints or sneak peaks at episodes because I may not have had the episode pre-recorded or something can shovel the whole plan and I forget. Fortunately, since I pretty much put in one month's worth of episodes in a week, I want to give people at least the episode's details and what should be expected.      This episode will be released at 11:00 AM CT on all platforms. It's about a half and hour long, maybe a little more. It takes place in Hawaii and a serial killer is on the loose murdering young women in popular tourist sites like beaches and beach bars, etc.      Nearly all victims were dumped in the same area (s) and disappeared before being found dead in the same manner. This case may or may not have been solved but you can find that out on Friday's episode, 'The Honolulu Strangler'.       Btw, every Sunday, we release a weekly episode as well. After Dark Quickbits is an episode where we talk ab...

      Over the past week, I've planning out the next years worth of my podcast. This means what episodes go out, when they go out, how often and when should the next podcast series start. Trust me, it is a lot of work to do in a single week but I'm happy to announce that within the next year, several new series will start and what series will continue. Let's start with the new series! 1. The Post Mortem Files     The Post Mortem Files is a miniseries about how people have died and the life that they lived leading up to their death. This series will range from Bonnie and Clyde to Caylee Anthony. You can expect the trailer to be released on February 26th and the series premiere on May 19th anywhere a podcast can be played.  2. After Dark: Coast to Coast: Long Haul Killers     After Dark: Coast to Coast: Long Haul Killers is a podcast that will discuss truck drivers that have killed and how they did it and why this career can be one of the easie...

      Most of you may have not heard of After Dark: Coast to Coast Killers before so this introduction will help you out.      After Dark: Coast to Coast Killers is a weekly true crime podcast that talks about unsolved serial killings, murders and even disappearances. Unlike other podcasts and people that does true crime, my podcast talks about the stories that nobody really talks about. For example; the I-70 killer to Dr. No and many more unknown crimes like these.      The purpose of this blog is to help people that want to get lost investigating countless stories that we may or may not talk about. Another reason is that I personally want the world to know that this podcast is out there. More viewers and readers means that I can personally branch out to filming true crime stories so people like you can stay up all night trying to figure out cold cases. The last reason why this blog was created is for you to get the daily dose of true crime....