Tell Me The Crime

A 22-year-old man finishes his shift at a factory and walks out to his truck.

Someone is waiting for him.

He's shot three times, and for days, nobody knows why.

Eventually, detectives uncover a love triangle involving two coworkers and a young woman neither of them has ever met.

But when police finally track down the woman, they discover that the entire story is built on a lie.

And one of the people involved never knew it.

In this episode, John tells Febriana the case of Brian Barrett.

In 2008, an aspiring filmmaker in Edmonton was working on a horror movie about a man who is lured to a garage and killed. Not long after, a real man disappeared after being directed to that very same garage.

When police began investigating, they discovered that the similarities didn’t end there. There was another man, another encounter - and a disturbing story hidden on the filmmaker’s computer.

So how much of this was fiction, and how much had actually happened?

In this episode, Febriana tells John the case of Johnny Altinger.

A woman comes home and finds a man waiting inside with a hammer.

What follows is a brutal fight inside her own house. But when police begin looking at who the attacker was and why he was there, the case becomes far more disturbing than it first appeared.

In this episode, John tells Febriana the case of Susan Kuhnhausen.

Listener discretion is advised. This episode discusses attempted murder, domestic violence, and graphic violence.