Christina Moore from the YouTube channel Murder Analysed discusses true crime cases from across the world. Please be advised my podcasts are explicit, some listeners/viewers may find this content upsetting.
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Welcome, let's have a chat about Murder the podcast where we explore the fascinating intersection of science, technology, and criminal justice. I’m your host, Christina Moore, and today, we’re diving into the world of forensic genetic genealogy, also known as investigative genetic genealogy or IGG. This innovative subdiscipline of forensic science is revolutionizing how we solve crimes by using genetic information to identify suspects or victims. In this episode of "True Crime Chronicles," we dive into the fascinating world of forensic genetic genealogy! Learn how this cutting-edge investigative technique is transforming the way cold cases are solved. We break down the step-by-step process from DNA collection and analysis to building family trees and identifying suspects. Discover real-life success stories, ethical considerations, and the future potential of this revolutionary method. Join us for an in-depth look at how science and genealogy are coming together to bring justice to victims and their families. 🔔 Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more true crime insights. Credit: Music- Intro Girl On Top" by Amy Lynn and the Honeyman - YouTube Music.
Robert Clive Napper, born on February 25, 1966, is a notorious British serial killer and rapist. His criminal activities, which include the murder of Rachel Nickell on Wimbledon Common in 1992 and several other brutal crimes, have led to significant public and academic interest in understanding his psychological profile. This analysis aims to delve into the psychological factors that contributed to Napper's deviant behaviour, his mental health diagnoses, and the implications for forensic psychology and criminal profiling. Full case facts (This video includes explicit content) can be found on M.A. Youtube Channel: Serial Killer Robert Napper "The Plumstead Ripper & The Green Chain Rapist"
Welcome to our deep dive into the childhood of one of America's most infamous serial killers, Ted Bundy. By examining the early years of his life through a psychological lens, we aim to uncover the factors that may have contributed to his development into a remorseless predator. Ted Bundy's story is not just one of horror and crime; it's a complex interplay of genetics, environment, and psychology.
On Dec. 17, 2000, a London resident found a human torso in the River Thames near Church Road in Battersea. The torso contained a distinctive tattoo of a red rose with the name “Zoe.” The victim wore a light-coloured top with an attached chain around the waist, sold by a market trader who had worked in a few areas in and around London and the English counties of Hertfordshire, Kent, and Surrey, in August and September 2000. The killer had cut the victim’s body in half with a sharp instrument such as a samurai sword, a post-mortem showed. showed. However, officials could not determine whether the victim was alive when dismembered. The torso bore no apparent injuries consistent with murder. It was not weighed down or wrapped when police recovered it. The body had been in the water for seven to 21 days. Two weeks later, Zoe’s family identified the torso victim as the missing young woman. More than 30 police officers worked the case. CCTV footage captured Zoe on Dec. 6, 2000, in the company of two unidentified white males in Hounslow, West London. Zoe had links to people in central London’s West End and Charing Cross areas. She also knew several acquaintances throughout England.
On the morning of July 8, 2016, Sullivan told detectives, he and Sara Packer drove Grace, still sleepy and in pyjamas, from their residence in Abington to a new home in Richland Township, Bucks County. Grace Packer, 14, died at the hands of Sara Packer and Jacob Sullivan, who conspired to beat, rape, poison and ultimately strangle the teen. Sara Packer and Jacob Sullivan then preserved the girl’s corpse for weeks in cat litter before dismembering and dumping her body. Grace endured a lifetime of unimaginable pain and suffering and was brutally murdered and dismembered by her adoptive mother, Sara Packer, and Sara Packer’s boyfriend, Jacob Sullivan. Grace was allowed to remain in the care of Sara Packer throughout her life due to the carelessness and recklessness of entities that provided various services to Grace throughout her life. In 2004, Grace was placed into the care of Sara and David Packer. In March 2007, when she was six (6) years old, Sara and David Packer formally adopted Grace. On two (2) separate occasions Grace’s foster siblings reported to the foster and adoption agencies that Grace was being regularly abused by the Packers. In September 2010, when Grace was nine (9) years old, David Packer was charged with raping Grace and another minor female foster child in the Packer home. Sara Packer was “indicated” by ChildLine, meaning that she had been investigated as a perpetrator of child abuse and was aware of it occurring in the Packer home. Despite this, Grace was allowed to return to live with Sara Packer. In 2013, Jacob Sullivan, Sara Packer’s boyfriend, moved into the Packer home. On July 8, 2016, Sara Packer and Jacob Sullivan carried out their rape-murder fantasy and brought Grace to a rented home in Bucks County. Once there, Jacob Sullivan violently raped Grace while Sara Packer watched. Grace was then gagged, drugged and thrown into the house’s attic closet to die. The following day, Sara Packer and Jacob Sullivan returned to the attic and discovered that Grace was still alive. Jacob Sullivan strangled Grace to death while Sara Packer watched.