Quick take
True crime fans who want comprehensive psychological portraits of killers rather than just crime scene summaries; listeners who want to understand 'why' alongside 'what happened.'
Verdict: Must listen. Serial Killers is the most comprehensive audio encyclopedia of serial murder ever made — 400+ episodes and dozens of killers examined from childhood to capture.
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Bi-weekly Parcast series examining famous serial killers across multiple episodes — building each case from the killer's childhood and psychology through to their crimes and capture, with forensic psychology commentary woven throughout.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is Serial Killers (Parcast)?
- True crime fans who want comprehensive psychological portraits of killers rather than just crime scene summaries; listeners who want to understand 'why' alongside 'what happened.'
- Is Serial Killers (Parcast) worth listening to?
- Must listen. Serial Killers is the most comprehensive audio encyclopedia of serial murder ever made — 400+ episodes and dozens of killers examined from childhood to capture.
- Where can I listen to Serial Killers (Parcast)?
- Serial Killers (Parcast) is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music.
- Where should I start with Serial Killers (Parcast)?
- Start with: Choose any killer you're already familiar with — the Ted Bundy, BTK, or Ed Gein series are popular starting points
- What format is Serial Killers (Parcast)?
- Episodic — approximately ~45-60 min per episode; 400+ episodes covering dozens of killers; bi-weekly each.
- What type of crime does Serial Killers (Parcast) cover?
- Serial Killers (Parcast) covers Serial Killer, Murder, Psychological Crime.
Quick facts
- Format
- Episodic
- Host style
- Co-hosted
- Style
- Educational, dark, analytical
- Episode length
- ~45-60 min per episode; 400+ episodes covering dozens of killers; bi-weekly
- Binge factor
- 8/10
- Best to start
- Choose any killer you're already familiar with — the Ted Bundy, BTK, or Ed Gein series are popular starting points
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