He dismembered his victims, sealed them in plastic trash bags, and dumped them along California's freeways — and for years, nobody knew his name. Patrick Kearney, one of America's most prolific and methodical gay serial killers of the 1970s, terrorised Southern California while hiding in plain sight as a quiet, unremarkable engineer. If you've been searching for a true crime podcast that goes beyond the headlines, this episode will chill you to your core.

In this episode of Dark Whispers: Serial Killers, we dissect the calculated mind of Patrick Kearney — his compulsive need for control, the clinical detachment with which he disposed of his victims, and the dogged investigative work that finally brought him to justice. Dark Whisper Studios explores the full scope of his crimes across Los Angeles and Riverside Counties, the heartbreaking stories of his victims — young men and boys targeted with terrifying ease — and the forensic and psychological profile that ultimately unravelled him.

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He confessed to over 300 murders across three countries — and then he disappeared. Pedro Lopez, dubbed "The Monster of the Andes," is the subject of this chilling true crime podcast episode that explores one of the most devastating and under-reported serial killer cases in human history.

In this episode of Dark Whispers: Serial Killers, we descend into the psychology of a man who preyed on young girls across Colombia, Peru, and Ecuador throughout the 1970s, examining the catastrophic childhood trauma, the predatory patterns, and the catastrophic failures of the justice system that ultimately released him back into the world. Dark Whisper Studios unpacks the investigation that only broke open after a flash flood in Ecuador exposed a mass grave, the Interpol involvement, and the haunting reality that Lopez's current whereabouts remain unknown.

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Behind the painted Victorian facade of a Sacramento boarding house, a grandmotherly woman served home-cooked meals, tended her garden, and quietly murdered the most vulnerable people in her care — welcome to the chilling true crime podcast story of Dorothea Puente, one of America's most deceptive and disturbing serial killers.

In this episode of Dark Whispers: Serial Killers, produced by Dark Whisper Studios, we dig into the psychology of a predator who weaponised maternal warmth, examining how Puente drugged and killed elderly and mentally ill tenants before burying their bodies beneath her manicured garden to cash their Social Security cheques — we explore the investigative failures that allowed her to kill for years, the victims whose lives were stolen, and the criminal psychology behind a killer who looked nothing like the monster she was.

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