Delphi
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Oct 31, 2026
The Hollow Road 001 - Malignant in the Midwest
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8:56Terrence TittleVOICE_ACTOR
Fine.
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8:57Terrence TittleVOICE_ACTOR
Maybe I'll stop at Delphi for a bite.
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9:00Terrence TittleVOICE_ACTOR
Only somehow, I don't end up on 421.
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9:03Terrence TittleVOICE_ACTOR
I hit an unmarked bridge over what I think is the Wabash, but it's a lot wider than I remember, and it's way too dark to see the other side.
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12:56Terrence TittleVOICE_ACTOR
Yeah.
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12:59speaker_5VOICE_ACTOR
Okay, Terrence.
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13:00speaker_5VOICE_ACTOR
There's been a rash of no-shows to Brookston, Springboro, Pittsburgh, and Delphi.
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13:06speaker_5VOICE_ACTOR
It's been happening over the last couple of months.
Mega Edition: What Classifies Someone As A Serial Killer? (10/29/26)
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48:55Bobby CapucciHOST
Two recent cases have captured his attention, Hull said.
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48:58Bobby CapucciHOST
The Delphi slayings in Indiana, that's a serial predator, somebody who needs to be caught, and the Gilgo Beach murders on Long Island, an ongoing mystery involving sex workers and others who were strangled and dumped near the ocean.
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49:12Bobby CapucciHOST
I think most of those cases are related, said Hull, referring to Gilgo.
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49:17Bobby CapucciHOST
He's 100%.
Mega Edition: What Classifies Someone As A Serial Killer? (10/30/26)
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45:28Bobby CapucciHOST
Two recent cases have captured his attention, Hull said.
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45:31Bobby CapucciHOST
The Delphi slayings in Indiana, that's a serial predator, somebody who needs to be caught, and the Gilgo Beach murders on Long Island, an ongoing mystery involving sex workers and others who were strangled and dumped near the ocean.
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45:45Bobby CapucciHOST
I think most of those cases are related, said Hulls, referring to Gilgo.
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45:51Bobby CapucciHOST
He's 100%.
Delphi: Lost Tips. Erased Interviews. Buried Leads. They All Moved One Direction.
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0:15Tony BrueskiHOST
April 22nd, 2019.
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0:18Tony BrueskiHOST
Two years after two teenage girls were found dead on a creek bank in Delphi, Indiana, the state police superintendent stands at a podium and tells the public to forget everything they've been looking for.
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0:30Tony BrueskiHOST
The composite sketch on every billboard, every gas station flyer, every news broadcast for twenty-four months, it's the wrong person.
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0:40Tony BrueskiHOST
He releases a new face: younger, completely different.
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0:54Tony BrueskiHOST
The first one, the face that launched one of the largest investigations in state history, was never their guy.
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1:01Tony BrueskiHOST
Two years, one face, wrong face.
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1:06Tony BrueskiHOST
This is the Delphi murders.
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1:08Tony BrueskiHOST
And to understand how a system this broken convicted a man and buried every piece of evidence that pointed somewhere else, you have to go back to where it started.
Delphi: The Investigation That Lost Its Own Evidence and Still Got a Conviction
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2:03Tony BruschiHOST
April 22nd, 2019.
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2:06Tony BruschiHOST
Two years after two teenage girls were found dead on a creek bank in Delphi, Indiana, the state police superintendent stands at a podium and tells the public to forget everything they've been looking for.
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2:18Tony BruschiHOST
The composite sketch on every billboard, every gas station flyer, every news broadcast for 24 months, it's the wrong person.
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2:27Tony BruschiHOST
He releases a new face, younger, completely different.
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2:42Tony BruschiHOST
The first one, the face that launched one of the largest investigations in state history, was never their guy.
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2:49Tony BruschiHOST
Two years, one face, wrong face.
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2:53Tony BruschiHOST
This is the Delphi murders.
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2:56Tony BruschiHOST
And to understand how a system this broken convicted a man and buried every piece of evidence that pointed somewhere else, you have to go back to where it started.
Delphi: How Many Failures Did It Take to Convict One Man and Let Everyone Else Go?
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0:00Tony BrueskiNARRATOR
April 22nd, 2019.
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0:03Tony BrueskiNARRATOR
Two years after two teenage girls were found dead on a creek bank in Delphi, Indiana, the state police superintendent stands at a podium and tells the public to forget everything they've been looking for.
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0:15Tony BrueskiNARRATOR
The composite sketch on every billboard, every gas station flyer, every news broadcast for twenty-four months, it's the wrong person.
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0:25Tony BrueskiNARRATOR
He releases a new face: younger, completely different.
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0:39Tony BrueskiNARRATOR
The first one, the face that launched one of the largest investigations in state history, was never their guy.
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0:46Tony BrueskiNARRATOR
Two years, one face, wrong face.
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0:50Tony BrueskiNARRATOR
This is the Delphi murders.
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0:53Tony BrueskiNARRATOR
And to understand how a system this broken convicted a man and buried every piece of evidence that pointed somewhere else, you have to go back to where it started.
The Cheat Sheet: Click and Content
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19:15Áine CainHOST
It's...
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19:16Áine CainHOST
In Delphi, there were, like, you know, uh, th- this is...
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19:19Áine CainHOST
God, I, the, I hope this doesn't sound bad and make people mad at me, but, like, you know, with any kind of story, it's sort of like a sitcom.
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19:27Áine CainHOST
There's always, like, a bunch of weird spinoffs that kind of g- you know, like, they do their own thing.
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19:32Áine CainHOST
This was not a spinoff any of us were expecting, but [laughs] it came out that one of the people who worked on the case at one point, Todd Klick, was accused of a bunch of basically falsifying record and forgery charges.
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19:47Kevin GreenleeHOST
Todd Klick, uh, in case you don't remember, he is one of the architects, one of the designers, one of, one of the biggest proponents of the Odinist theory.
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20:00Kevin GreenleeHOST
This is the idea that the Delphi murders, the murders of Libby German and Abigail Williams, were in fact perpetrated by a white supremacist cult.
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20:12Kevin GreenleeHOST
He's the one that brought this forward to the defense and really, in some measure, is responsible for it becoming such a big part of the proceedings.
Delphi's Judge Excluded Everything. What She Did After the Verdict Says It All.
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4:28Tony BrueskiHOST
February 2017, two girls are found dead in the woods.
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4:32Tony BrueskiHOST
Within days, detectives begin interviewing persons of interest at the Delphi Police Station.
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4:38Tony BrueskiHOST
The station's DVR recording system has a problem.
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4:41Tony BrueskiHOST
Then Chief Steve Mullin will later testify that the device was somehow engaged in a permanent record mode that caused it to overwrite itself.
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8:31Tony BrueskiHOST
Brad Holder, the man whose interview was erased.
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8:35Tony BrueskiHOST
Elvis Fields, who the filing alleges confessed to his own sisters that he'd been on a bridge with two girls that were killed.
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8:42Tony BrueskiHOST
Johnny Messer, whose car allegedly came back from Delphi covered in dried blood.
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8:48Tony BrueskiHOST
And the FBI's own behavioral analysts who allegedly determined that those responsible held Nordic beliefs.
Delphi: Judge Gull Excluded Everything. What She Did Before the Appeal Is Worse.
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3:58speaker_3NARRATOR
Two girls are found dead in the woods.
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4:01speaker_3NARRATOR
Within days, detectives begin interviewing persons of interest at the Delphi police station.
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4:06speaker_3NARRATOR
The station's DVR recording system has a problem.
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4:10speaker_3NARRATOR
Then-Chief Steve Mullen will later testify that the device was somehow engaged in a permanent record mode that caused it to overwrite itself.
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8:00speaker_3NARRATOR
Brad Holder, the man whose interview was erased.
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8:03speaker_3NARRATOR
Elvis Fields, who the filing alleges confessed to his own sisters that he'd been on a bridge with two girls that were killed.
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8:11speaker_3NARRATOR
Johnny Messer, whose car allegedly came back from Delphi covered in dried blood.
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8:16speaker_3NARRATOR
And the FBI's own behavioral analysts, who allegedly determined that those responsible held Nordic beliefs.
Delphi's Judge Buried Every Alternative Suspect. Then She Did Something Nobody Expected.
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4:41Tony BrueskiNARRATOR
Two girls are found dead in the woods.
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4:44Tony BrueskiNARRATOR
Within days, detectives begin interviewing persons of interest at the Delphi police station.
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4:49Tony BrueskiNARRATOR
The station's DVR recording system has a problem.
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4:53Tony BrueskiNARRATOR
Then-Chief Steve Mullen will later testify that the device was somehow engaged in a permanent record mode that caused it to overwrite itself.
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8:43Tony BrueskiNARRATOR
Brad Holder, the man whose interview was erased.
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8:46Tony BrueskiNARRATOR
Elvis Fields, who the filing alleges confessed to his own sisters that he'd been on a bridge with two girls that were killed.
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8:54Tony BrueskiNARRATOR
Johnny Messer, whose car allegedly came back from Delphi covered in dried blood.
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8:59Tony BrueskiNARRATOR
And the FBI's own behavioral analysts, who allegedly determined that those responsible held Nordic beliefs.
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