Bailey Sarian

Bailey Sarian

Bailey Sarian
Država Združene države Amerike
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Epizode 52
Zadnja 15.08.2026

Bailey Sarian is a true crime and makeup podcast hosted by Bailey Sarian. Each episode blends makeup discussions with true crime storytelling. The host shares fascinating stories and knowledge while enjoying the process of applying makeup. It's a unique and engaging combination of beauty and crime.

Epizode

  • Grandma is secretly a serial killer and cannibal__ The shocking crimes of the Granny Ripper 15.08.2026 40min
    A former hotel worker in her late 60s appeared to be a harmless grandmother, but behind the unassuming facade lurked a predator who would become known as one of Russia's most brutal killers. Dubbed the "Granny Ripper" and "Baba Yaga" after the witch of Slavic folklore, Tamara Samsonova was suspected of killing up to 14 people, documenting her horrific crimes in a chilling diary [citation:3][citation:4]. In 2015, she laced her elderly neighbor's salad with sleeping pills, decapitated her, and boiled the head in a pot before dismembering the body and scattering the remains around St. Petersburg [citation:11][citation:14]. When police discovered a diary entry reading "I killed my tenant Volodya, cut him to pieces in the bathroom with a knife," the true extent of her savagery began to surface, leading investigators to suspect she had been killing for over a decade [citation:3][citation:13].
  • Happy Wife Happy Life_ - Secrets in the Suburbs I Mystery _ Makeup _ Bailey Sarian 15.08.2026 47min
    The old saying goes "Happy Wife, Happy Life," but for one suburban family, the pursuit of happiness turned into a nightmare of deadly secrets. Behind the manicured lawns and friendly neighborhood barbecues, a wife's carefully constructed facade began to crumble, revealing a web of lies, manipulation, and murder. Bailey Sarian explores the dark underbelly of suburbia, where the pressure to maintain the perfect image can lead to the most shocking crimes. From suspicious neighbors to damning evidence, this case proves that even the happiest homes can hide the darkest secrets.
  • Do These Fan Theories Solve the Case_ True Crime Q_A 15.08.2026 1h 2min
    Could fan theories hold the key to solving true crime's most enduring mysteries? In this special Q&A, Bailey examines the most popular fan theories surrounding infamous cases. From the Scott Peterson inheritance plot to zodiac group theories, she weighs each theory against the known evidence. While some theories offer compelling insights, like the possibility of a copycat Zodiac, others remain too speculative. Ultimately, Bailey concludes that while fans often make crucial connections, solving these cases requires hard forensic evidence—not just creative internet speculation. A fascinating look at how true crime fan communities reshape the conversation around unsolved cases.
  • Bind_ Torture_ K_ll_ Who was the BTK Killer_ 15.08.2026 59min
    Dennis Rader was a family man, a church president, and a Boy Scout leader. For over thirty years, he was also the BTK killer, a monster who bound, tortured, and killed ten people in Wichita, Kansas. Rader was a sexual sadist who found pleasure in control and suffering, targeting women but also killing men and children during his first attack. His desperate need for recognition and media attention drove him to taunt police with letters and packages for decades. This fatal need for attention eventually led to his downfall when police traced a floppy disk he sent them directly to his church computer. He is currently serving ten consecutive life sentences.
  • From Obsession To Murder_ The Girlfriend Who Couldn_t Let Go 15.08.2026 1h 11min
    When love turns into an obsession, the consequences can be deadly. A girlfriend whose possessiveness morphed into a terrifying fixation, culminating in a brutal murder that shocked everyone who knew her. This is the story of a woman who refused to let go, even if it meant ending the life of the person she claimed to love. Her spiral into violence reveals the dark side of attachment, the warning signs that were missed, and the devastating aftermath of a crime born from a toxic, unyielding obsession. An unnerving look at the fine line between love and murder.
  • Food_ Football_ _ Family Destruction - 3 Hours of Chilling True Crime Stories 15.08.2026 2h 40min
    The collision of passion, competition, and betrayal creates the most devastating crimes. This collection explores cases where the pursuit of sports glory, the comfort of food, and the bonds of family became the backdrop for unimaginable violence. A high school football star's promising future ended in a double murder. A beloved restaurant owner's secret sauce hid a deadly obsession. And a family's Sunday dinner became a crime scene of shocking betrayal. Over three chilling hours, we examine the psychology of killers who hid behind everyday passions, and the investigations that finally exposed their dark secrets.
  • Dr Butcher Brown - Doin the lords work or a complete PSYCHO__ _ Mystery _ Makeup - Bailey Sarian 15.08.2026 1h
    A man known in his New Jersey community as Dr. Butcher Brown claimed he was doing the Lord's work by cutting the mentally ill and addicts out of the shadows. He performed surgical procedures in his very own office, even receiving a legitimate 1969 license to practice. But beneath the veil of benevolence, a disturbing pattern of violence began to surface. Former patients reported that these procedures often escalated into acts of extreme cruelty. When several patients were found dead, investigators unearthed a horrific dungeon of blood and butchery. As his former "patients" come forward with chilling testimonies, the terrifying question becomes clear: was this a healer driven by divine purpose, or a complete psycho who used God as a mask for his murderous compulsion?
  • Chicken To Die For__ What Was In That Secret Sauce _ _ Mystery _ Makeup _ Bailey Sarian 15.08.2026 43min
    In 1978, a family-owned chicken restaurant in California was serving up more than just fried poultry. When a former employee accused the owner of passing off a secret, addictive blend of drugs in his "special sauce," a sinister theory began to form. But the sauce wasn't hiding narcotics—it was hiding a horrifying secret recipe for murder. As a string of missing persons connected to the restaurant's kitchens emerged, investigators uncovered a disturbing pattern, leading them to the family's darkest secrets. What was really in that chicken to die for? Join Bailey Sarian as she investigates a murder case where the special sauce was the last thing anyone would expect.
  • WOMEN WHO KILL - An MMM Compilation episode 15.08.2026 3h 9min
    From the Granny Ripper to the Vampire Killer, the most terrifying predators are often the ones who wear a mask of normalcy. This compilation delves into the minds of women who shocked the world—those driven by rage, obsession, and a chilling lack of remorse. Tamara Samsonova's sadistic diary entries documented her brutal killings in St. Petersburg, while Aimee Betro's plot to assassinate her target in the UK was doomed from the start . Tracey Wigginton was convinced she was a vampire, and Colleen Campbell's deadly revenge orchestrated the brutal torture of her ex-husband over two hours . This episode examines the psychology, the triggers, and the devastating aftermath of women who kill, featuring cases from around the world that will leave you questioning how someone can cross the line from human to monster.
  • Could This NEW EVIDENCE Set The Menendez Brothers Free_ 15.08.2026 1h 16min
    The new evidence in the Menendez brothers' case has opened the door to a potential second chance, but it has not guaranteed their freedom. In 2023, their lawyers filed a habeas corpus petition citing two key pieces of evidence: a 1988 letter Erik wrote to his cousin describing the alleged sexual abuse, and a declaration from former Menudo member Roy Rossello claiming he was raped by Jose Menendez [citation:4][citation:5]. In September 2025, a judge rejected this petition, ruling the evidence would not have changed the outcome of their original trial [citation:5][citation:9]. However, a separate resentencing in 2025 reduced their sentences from life without parole to 50 years to life, making them eligible for parole under California's youthful offender law [citation:1][citation:11]. The DA's office initially opposed their release, citing a lack of full responsibility [citation:1][citation:3]. Yet in a dramatic turnaround after family testimony and public pressure from the Netflix documentary, the district attorney recommended resentencing, leading to parole hearings where the brothers were ultimately denied by the state parole board [citation:10][citation:11]. The family remains hopeful, but the path to freedom is far from certain.
  • bodies and secrets under the floorboard_ The stinky serial killer _ mystery and makeup 15.08.2026 54min
    A school hall monitor who was always around but never truly noticed. Kendall Francois, known as the "Poughkeepsie Killer," was a quiet, unassuming man in a small New York town, carrying the very odor of death in his own home. In the late 1990s, prostitutes began vanishing, and despite police suspicion, they could never break his calm demeanor. His home became a macabre house of horrors, where the smell of decomposing bodies was masked, but not concealed, by his neighbors. The truth was finally unearthed when a woman escaped his grasp, leading police to a home filled with eight bodies hidden in the attic and crawl spaces.
  • Covina Christmas Massacre - Santa Claus Shooter_ Bruce Pardo _ Mystery and Makeup Bailey Sarian 15.08.2026 43min
    On Christmas Eve in 2008, Bruce Pardo dressed as Santa Claus and arrived at a family party in Covina, California, carrying a gift-wrapped flamethrower [citation:1][citation:8]. He shot an eight-year-old girl in the face at the door, then opened fire on 25 guests, killing his ex-wife and eight of her relatives [citation:1][citation:5]. After the shooting, Pardo ignited his homemade device, engulfing the house in flames that reached 50 feet high and required 80 firefighters to extinguish [citation:6][citation:11]. The bodies were so badly burned they had to be identified using dental records [citation:1][citation:9]. Pardo fled to his brother's house where he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, with $17,000 and a plane ticket found on his body [citation:2][citation:3].
  • Lezz Vampire Killer or PSYCHOPATH__ Who was Tracey Wigginton _ I Mystery _ Makeup _ Bailey Sarian 15.08.2026 44min
    Tracey Wigginton was a 24-year-old woman living in Brisbane, Australia, who convinced her friends she was a vampire with a "need to feed" on human blood. On October 20, 1989, she and three friends picked up 47-year-old Edward Baldock, a father of four, after a night of drinking. After luring him to a park with the promise of sex, Wigginton stabbed him 27 times, nearly severing his head. She later told police she "felt nothing" during the attack and watched him die while smoking a cigarette. Her arrest came quickly when her bank card was found in the victim's shoe. She was sentenced to life in prison and released on parole in 2012.
  • Chessboard Killer - 1 Of The Actual Worst_ - Alexander Pichushkin _ Mystery _ Makeup_ Bailey Sarian 15.08.2026 30min
    Alexander Pichushkin was a chess prodigy with a sinister life mission: to kill 64 people, one for each square on a chessboard [citation:1]. The Russian serial killer, born in 1974 near Moscow, targeted the vulnerable—the homeless, alcoholics, and elderly—luring them into Bitsa Park with offers of vodka [citation:9]. He bludgeoned his victims to death with a hammer, sometimes shoving vodka bottles into their shattered skulls as a signature [citation:6]. Pichushkin was finally captured in 2006 after a coworker left a note revealing she was with him [citation:10]. Convicted of 48 murders in 2007, he received a life sentence, with a chilling chessboard found in his apartment bearing coins on 62 squares [citation:2].
  • The Deadpool Killer - This clown thought he could get away with murder and then escape from jail__ 14.08.2026 32min
    A 25‑year‑old Florida man with a history of violence goes on a murder spree in Cape Coral, killing two women in one night and then confessing with a laugh to his biological father. Wade Wilson, known as the “Deadpool Killer,” strangled Kristine Melton as she slept before stealing her car [citation:2][citation:8]. Hours later, he lured Diane Ruiz into the vehicle and, after beating and strangling her, ran her over until her body was unrecognizable [citation:2][citation:8]. Wilson called his father to brag: “I'm a killer, and I kill with my bare hands” [citation:2]. He was sentenced to death in 2024 and is now awaiting execution on Florida's death row, proving that even the most arrogant criminals can't escape the long arm of justice [citation:1][citation:2].
  • Missouri_s Mysterious Disappearance - VANISHED Springfield 3 _ Mystery and Makeup Bailey Sarian 14.08.2026 53min
    On June 7, 1992, two recent high school graduates and one mother vanished from a Springfield, Missouri home without a trace. Sherrill Levitt, her daughter Suzie Streeter, and Stacy McCall attended graduation parties before returning to Sherrill's house on East Delmar Street. The next morning, friends found the door unlocked, purses, money, and cars left behind, and the TV still on. The only sign of disturbance was a broken porch light. Over 34 years later, with more than 5,000 tips investigated, no arrests have ever been made. Theories range from serial killers to a targeted abduction, but the truth remains buried. This is the baffling mystery that still haunts the Ozarks.
  • Disturbed_ Unhinged and Deadly - The Psychotic Rage of Amy Bishop 14.08.2026 56min
    A Harvard-trained neuroscientist with an IQ of 180 and a history of violence unraveled when she was denied tenure. In February 2010, Amy Bishop entered a faculty meeting at the University of Alabama in Huntsville and opened fire, killing three colleagues and wounding three others. Her attorney argued she was likely insane and couldn't remember the shootings, but a jury convicted her in just 20 minutes. The case exposed a pattern of rage stretching back decades—the 1986 shotgun death of her brother ruled accidental, and a 1993 pipe bomb sent to a Harvard professor who had given her a negative evaluation. What made this academic snap? The answer lies in a lifetime of unhinged fury.
  • The Best Friend_s Betrayal Caused By An Internet Monster __ _ Mystery _ Makeup _ Bailey Sarian 14.08.2026 39min
    Katie's jealousy turned deadly when her best friend found love. She had a pattern of psychotic behavior going back to middle school, when she shoved a friend down the stairs out of jealousy. Institutionalized by her parents, she later befriended Jess, bonding over their bad marriages. When Jess met a mystery writer named Nick, Katie's old jealousy resurfaced. She tossed a brick through Jess' window, killed Marco, and eventually strangled Anna in a fit of rage. The betrayal was all part of a twisted plan to keep Jess for herself. This is the story of a friendship destroyed by a monster hiding in plain sight.
  • The Deadly Diner- Anjette Lyles _ Mystery _ Makeup - Bailey Sarian 14.08.2026 33min
    Anjette Lyles was the charming owner of a popular Macon, Georgia diner in the 1950s—a place where everyone felt welcome and she hugged every customer at the door. But beneath the warm smile and red lipstick lurked a cold-blooded killer [citation:6][citation:10]. Between 1952 and 1958, she poisoned four family members with arsenic: her first husband, her second husband, her mother-in-law, and finally, her own nine-year-old daughter, Marcia [citation:1][citation:6]. Her motive was pure greed—she used life insurance payouts to buy a new white Cadillac and a house [citation:6]. She even tried to pin the poisoning on her surviving daughter . Convicted and sentenced to death, she was later declared insane and died in a mental institution in 1977 [citation:1][citation:6].
  • Failed Country Music Star Turned Fast Food Killer_ - what was going on with Paul Dennis Reid 14.08.2026 52min
    Paul Dennis Reid Jr. was a Texas drifter who came to Nashville chasing a country music dream but ended up becoming one of Tennessee's most notorious serial killers. Over three months in 1997, he murdered seven fast-food workers in execution-style robberies after being fired from his dishwasher job for throwing a plate. His victims included a 16-year-old aspiring journalist, a 17-year-old who had just bought her first car, and two women whose throats were slashed. Reid survived on death row for 14 years before dying of natural causes in 2013—robbing the victims' families of the justice they had waited for.

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