Johnny Thunders was a punk rock icon — raw, fearless, and unapologetically real. But his death in Room 37 of a New Orleans hotel in 1991 remains one of music’s most disturbing unsolved mysteries.

In this episode of Spotlight Murders by Skoob, we take a deep dive into the final hours of Johnny Thunders, founding member of the New York Dolls and leader of The Heartbreakers. Was his death the result of a drug overdose, a failing body ravaged by illness, or something far more sinister?

We examine the autopsy results, missing belongings, conflicting toxicology reports, and the chilling murder theories that refuse to disappear. From allegations of robbery and forced drugs to claims of police negligence and cover-ups, this case raises haunting questions that were never fully answered.

This is not just the story of a rock star’s death — it’s a deep investigation into how legends fall, how truths get buried, and why some cases are never truly closed.

🎧 Tune in for a gripping true crime deep dive where music history meets unanswered questions.

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On December 8, 2004, a packed metal show at the Alrosa Villa in Columbus, Ohio turned into one of the darkest moments in music history. Guitar legend Dimebag Darrell, co-founder of Pantera and Damageplan, was shot and killed onstage—just seconds into his performance.

In this gripping true crime episode of Spotlight Murders by Skoob, we trace Dimebag Darrell’s rise from a Texas guitar prodigy to one of the most influential metal guitarists of all time. We break down the shocking events of that night, the disturbing mindset of the shooter, the warning signs that were missed, and the lasting impact this tragedy had on the metal community.

This is more than a music story—it’s a chilling true crime case, a look at obsession and mental illness, and a tribute to a legend whose influence still echoes through every heavy riff today.

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Dominique Dunne was a rising Hollywood star with the world at her feet. At just 22 years old, after her breakout role in Poltergeist, her future looked unstoppable—until it was brutally taken from her.

In this episode of Spotlight Murder by Skoob, host Kieran Caldwell unpacks one of Hollywood’s most heartbreaking true crime stories. We explore Dominique’s famous family roots, her rapid rise in the entertainment industry, and the terrifying reality of domestic violence that followed her behind closed doors.

You’ll hear how obsession turned deadly, how warning signs were ignored, and how the justice system failed Dominique Dunne when it mattered most. This case exposes the dangerous myths surrounding “crimes of passion,” the lasting trauma left behind, and why her murder became a turning point in conversations about victims’ rights and domestic abuse.

This is not just a Hollywood murder story—it’s a chilling reminder of how easily abuse can be overlooked, even in the spotlight.

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