Murder Phone

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  Season 8 William Bonin “The Freeway Killer” Episode 9 “The Six He never Counted” 27.07.2026 1u 21min

  James Munro has always told the same story: one murder, one moment of terrible luck, and no real involvement. It's the story that helped him cut a deal — the story that's kept him talking about parole ever since. This episode, Tony and Al put that story under a microscope. Drawing on taped conversations with Greg Miley and Munro. Miley who served time alongside Munro and was present during the Freeway Killer era — Murder Phone examines a claim that contradicts Munro's official account: that M...
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  Season 8 William Bonin “The Freeway Killer” Episode 8 "The Second Set of Hands” 29.06.2026 1u 22min

  William Bonin didn't work alone. In this episode, host Tony Ciaglia pulls back the curtain on the men who rode beside The Freeway Killer, and introduces a new name: seventeen-year-old William Pugh, who survived his first encounter with Bonin by pure luck, then made the incomprehensible decision to come back. That choice would cost fifteen-year-old Harry Todd Turner, Victim 16 everything. Tony also digs into the contradictions between accomplices James Munro and Gregory Miley...
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  Season 8, William Bonin, Episode 7 "Will You Take Me To Disneyland?" 15.06.2026 1u 16min

  William Bonin. The Freeway Killer. The winter of 1979 is about to get a lot darker. In this episode, Tony Ciaglia ,The Serial Killer Whisperer, and his father Al walk you through the brutal final weeks of 1979 and into the blood-soaked opening days of 1980, as Bonin accelerates his killing with terrifying speed. Victims 8 through 13 — Frank Dennis Fox, John Kilpatrick, Mike McDonald, Charles Miranda, James McCabe, and Ronald Gatlin, each story more devastating than the last. But t...
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  Season 8, William George Bonin, Episode 6: "A Kid On a Bike" 01.06.2026 1u 11min

  The freeway never sleeps in Southern California and neither did William Bonin. This week, Tony and Al pull back the curtain on the Freeway Killer and the Murder Van that became a rolling chamber of horrors on the highways of Los Angeles. They break down the chilling details of how Bonin hunted, who he hunted, and most disturbingly, who helped him do it. Tony shares never-before-heard audio from his personal phone calls with accomplices Greg Miley and James Munro, and the two...
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  Season 8 William George Bonin Episode 5 “The Freeway Killer And Monsters Who Rode Along” 25.05.2026 1u 17min

  William Bonin wasn’t the only monster inside the Murder Van. In Episode 5 of Murder Phone, we dive into the twisted world of the accomplices who didn’t just witness the horror — they became part of it. Men like Vernon Butts, a predator who needed no corruption, and Gregory Miley, a seemingly normal young man who climbed into Bonin’s orbit and slowly transformed into something terrifying. This episode follows the brutal escalation of violence as 17-year-old Markus Grabs, far from his home in W...
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  Season 8 William Bonin The Freeway Killer Episode 4 "The Freeway Killer's Most Disturbing Accomplice — Vernon Butts 04.05.2026 58min

  Tony and Al turn their attention to Vernon Butts, one of the most disturbing accomplices in the William Bonin murder spree. Known as the Freeway Killer, Bonin didn't always act alone — and Butts stands out as one of the most unsettling figures in his orbit. This episode features a chilling audio conversation with James Munro, another accomplice who knew Butts personally. Munro offers a haunting firsthand account of Bonin's transformation during his crimes, describing how Bonin's e...
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  Season 8 William George Bonin, The Freeway Killer. Episode 3 – “Stamped Safe, Set Loose, Proven Deadly” 20.04.2026 1u 11min

  Bonin came back from war in 1968… but whatever returned wasn’t the same man. William Bonin walked into California colder, emptier—like something had hollowed him out and left the shell behind. His family saw it in his eyes. Not pain. Not trauma. Something darker. Something waiting. Then the frenzy began. Five boys. Abducted. Assaulted. Discarded. Not a spree. Not even chaos. This was a predator off the leash, sloppy, reckless, escalating. And for one brief, fragile moment, the sys...
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  Season 8 William Bonin The Freeway Killer Episode 2 “Honorable Discharge, Dishonorable Secrets” 06.04.2026 1u 10min

  Join host Tony Ciaglia and his father Al as they descend into William Bonin’s time in Vietnam. December 1966. Bonin doesn’t enlist for honor—he enlists because someone thinks the military can fix him. It can’t. Because Bonin is already broken. Before the uniform—before Vietnam—he’s already fantasizing about rape. About murder. Then comes the theft arrest. Charges disappear. Not because he’s innocent—but because the system has a better idea. Ship him to war. Vietnam doesn’t c...
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  Season 8 William George Bonin, The Freeway Killer. Episode 1: “Groomed by Monsters: Bonin Before the Freeway.” 23.03.2026 1u 14min

  Before the headlines. Before the handcuffs. Before the bodies… There was a childhood shaped by violence, neglect, and unchecked warning signs that were impossible to ignore—yet ignored anyway. This season exposes not only the making of a killer, but the system that failed to stop him. And again exclusively, Murder Phone brings you something few ever hear: real conversations with Bonin’s accomplices. Greg Miley and James Munro weren’t just witnesses. They rode in the van. &nb...
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  Season 7 Slipping Through the Cracks of Justice Part 18 “Arthur John Shawcross: “Visit With a Monster” 08.12.2025 1u 47min

  In this unforgettable episode of Murder Phone, Tony,The Serial Killer Whisperer, joins his brother Joey and their father Al on a journey into the heart of darkness: a face-to-face visit with Arthur John Shawcross in Fallsburg, New York. What they didn’t know at the time was that this visit took place exactly two months before Shawcross would drop dead, making this one of his final, unfiltered conversations on Earth. Inside that cold, echoing room, the trio dove straight into the grotesque dep...
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  Season 7 Slipping Through the Cracks of Justice Part 17 “Caught Beneath the Bridge — Shawcross Meets Justice.” 24.11.2025 1u 20min

  October 1989: Rochester, New York. A body is found — Patricia Ives — and just like that, the mask of safety slips off the city’s face. Police quickly realize they aren’t dealing with a one-off killing. This is a pattern… the calling card of a predator. Victims, mostly sex workers. Strangled. Dumped near the river. Posed like trophies. And the man behind it? Arthur John Shawcross — a bloated, wandering nightmare who didn’t just kill… he escalated with every victim. Tony’s correspon...
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  Season 7 Slipping Through the Cracks of Justice Part 16 “When the Devil Came to Rochester” 03.11.2025 1u 13min

  What happens when hell doesn’t wait for you to die… but moves in next door? They called him The Genesee River Killer. We call him Arthur Shawcross. By late 1987, Rochester had no idea the devil was walking among them. Arthur Shawcross, an aging drifter with a fishing pole and a hollow smile was hiding a darkness that never died. In this episode, Tony and Al Ciaglia uncover some lost videos from 2010 from the Murder Phone archives, recorded at Shawcross’s old apartment and favorite Dunki...
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  Season 7 Slipping Through the Cracks Of Justice Part 15: “ The Children of Watertown” 20.10.2025 1u 23min

  When Arthur Shawcross came home from Vietnam, the violence he unleashed overseas didn’t stay buried. In this chilling episode, you’ll hear about the day the nightmare began — April 7th, 1972 — when 10-year-old Jack Blake vanished after a “fishing trip” with the man he trusted. What Shawcross later confessed will shake you to your core — acts so depraved, so inhuman, they leave scars on the soul just to repeat them aloud. Months later, another child — 8-year-old Karen Ann Hill — was foun...
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  Slipping Through the Cracks of Justice Season 7 Part 14: The Monster They Set Free 06.10.2025 59min

  Arthur Shawcross was not born a monster—he was made. Forged in a house of sin, scarred by incest, violence, and a twisted childhood, then sharpened to a lethal edge in the jungles of Vietnam. But the most terrifying part of his story isn’t just what he became—it’s how the system had him in its grip… and let him go. Again and again. In this series, Tony Ciaglia, The Serial Killer Whisperer, takes you inside Shawcross’s own private writings—letters and journals he wrote exclusively for To...
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  Slipping Through the Cracks of Justice Season 7, Part 13 – “Hell’s Timeline: The Final Chapter” 22.09.2025 1u 25min

  In this chilling conclusion of Hell’s Timeline, we expose the brutal truth the official record refuses to tell. David Gore and Fred Waterfield—Florida’s “Killing Cousins”—didn’t begin their slaughter in 1981, as the system claims. Their reign of terror started years earlier, in the mid-1970s, with warning signs flashing in neon. Survivors like Angela Hommell bravely named their attackers, but law enforcement dismissed her as a liar. Other victims fought to escape, reported the assaults, and s...
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  Slipping Through the Cracks of Justice Season 7 Part 12: Ghosts Beneath the Orange Groves 08.09.2025 1u 13min

  Beneath the sunlit rows of Florida’s orange groves, the ground still keeps its secrets. Some were dug up long ago. Others are ghosts—still waiting to be found, still whispering their stories. In this episode, we’re pulling one of those lost voices into the light: the story of Rose Two Trees. A daughter who vanished. A mother who refused to give up searching. And a confession that came not from rumor or suspicion—but from the killer’s own hand. But before we bring Rose’s tragic tale out of the...
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  Slipping Through the Cracks of Justice – Season 7 Part 11: “The Blood Trail They Left Behind.” 25.08.2025 1u 26min

  This episode drags you straight into the abyss—into the sickening heart of David Gore’s own confession. You’ll hear the chilling account of The Tragic Story of Missy in Gore’s own words… a crime so vile, so monstrous, that I believe it sealed his fate on death row. For the first time, Gore lays bare how he and Fred Waterfield hunted their victims in the 1970s—how they lured them, tricked them, and killed far more than the courts ever proved. At least thirty souls lost, erased by predators who...
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  Slipping Through the Cracks of Justice, Part 10 “She Survived the Monsters… But Not the System“ 11.08.2025 1u 12min

  Angela Survived the Monsters… But Not the System” Angela Hommell did everything a survivor is told to do. She named her attackers — Fred Waterfield and David Gore. She begged law enforcement for help. And the system turned its back. This isn’t just a story about two sadistic rapists known as The Killing Cousins. It’s about a justice system that protected predators, silenced victims, and paved the way for years of murder. In this episode, you’ll hear Angela’s voice. You...
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  Season 7 Slipping Through the Cracks of Justice: The Killing Cousins – Gore & Waterfield Part 9: "The Victim They Didn’t Believe" 28.07.2025 1u 28min

  This is the episode that will leave you stunned, furious—and unable to look away. In 1976, a young woman named Angela Hommell survived the unthinkable. She was kidnapped. Raped. Slashed. And somehow… she lived. She did what every survivor is told to do—she went to the police. She told the truth. She named her attackers: David Gore and Fred Waterfield. But the police didn’t believe her. The system let her down. And the monsters kept killing. In this explosive new season of Murder P...
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  Season 7 Slipping Through The Cracks of Justice Part 8 John Wayne Gacy: “The Clown Is Dead… But the Network Lived On” 14.07.2025 1u 36min

  On May 10th, 1994, John Wayne Gacy was executed. But make no mistake — the real monster wasn’t buried with him. This episode uncovers the darker truth: Gacy wasn’t acting alone. Behind the clown was a network — a trafficking pipeline built by convicted pedophile John Norman, who ran child sex rings like corporate enterprises. Catalogs. Client lists. Systems. We follow the thread from Norman and the Delta Project, to Gacy’s inner circle — Philip Paske, David Cram, and Michael Rossi — all tied ...