Here’s Our Alibi

About Here’s Our Alibi

A husband-and-wife duo diving into true crime and creepy stories with curiosity, chills, and a little humor. Grab your popcorn, get cozy, and join us as we crack open the cases and tales that keep us up at night.

Publisher

Blooming Everglow LLC

Category

true crime

Language

en

Explicit

Yes

First episode

30 Oct 2025

Latest episode

8 May 2026

Latest episodes

16 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   8 May 2026

   015 | Gary Ridgway: Inside the Mind of the Green River Killer

   In this episode of Here’s Our Alibi, we discuss Gary Ridgway, known as the Green River Killer, and the documentary Mind of a Monster, which explores one of the most disturbing serial killer cases in American history. Gary Ridgway targeted young women and girls in the Seattle area, many of whom were vulnerable, missing, involved in sex work, or living on the margins of society. He was eventually convicted of 49 murders and confessed to more than 70, though investigators believe the true number may be even higher. We walk through Ridgway’s early life, his troubled relationship with his mother, his history of violence, the escalation of the Green River murders in the 1980s, and how investigators struggled for years to identify the killer. We also discuss the role of DNA evidence, the Green River Task Force, Ted Bundy’s strange involvement in the investigation, Ridgway’s confession, and the victim impact statements that revealed the lasting devastation left behind. We also talk about: the vulnerable women and girls Ridgway targeted how he avoided arrest for so long his relationships with Carol Christensen and his wife Judith the chilling way he described wanting to be “the best” serial killer how DNA finally helped connect him to the murders the emotional weight of the victims’ families finally receiving some answers This episode is not about glorifying Gary Ridgway. It is about examining the case, the investigation, the documentary, and the lives stolen by one of America’s most prolific serial killers.

2. 

   1 May 2026

   014 | The Jinx Part 2: Robert Durst, Susan Berman, and the Trial That Exposed His Lies

   In this episode of Here’s Our Alibi, we continue our coverage of The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst with Part 2, focusing on Season 2 of the HBO/Max docuseries and the long-awaited trial surrounding the murder of Susan Berman. We pick up after the infamous hot mic moment from Season 1, where Robert Durst appears to say, “killed them all,” and follow what happens next: Durst watching the documentary unfold in real time, his arrest in New Orleans, the recorded jail calls, his circle of loyal friends, and the prosecution’s attempt to finally hold him accountable. We also break down John Lewin’s cross-examination, the cadaver note, the testimony from Emily Altman and Nick Chavin, the complicated role of Susan Berman, Debrah Lee Charatan’s position in Durst’s estate, and the heartbreaking reality that Kathie McCormack Durst’s family was still left fighting for answers even after Durst’s death. This episode covers: Robert Durst’s reaction to The Jinx airing on HBO/Max the “killed them all” fallout Durst’s arrest in New Orleans Susan Berman’s murder trial the cadaver note and handwriting evidence John Lewin’s nine-day cross-examination Nick Chavin’s testimony about Durst’s alleged confession the “where I buried Kathy” moment Durst’s conviction, death, and the unresolved fight for accountability This case is strange, frustrating, and deeply tragic — not just because of what Robert Durst was accused of doing, but because of how many people were pulled into his orbit while the victims’ families waited decades for justice. Listen to Part 1 first if you haven’t already, then come back for the final chapter of our coverage of The Jinx.

3. 

   24 Apr 2026

   013 | The Jinx Part 1: Robert Durst, Kathleen Durst Disappearance, Susan Berman, and Morris Black.

   In this episode of Here’s Our Alibi, we break down Part 1 of the HBO docuseries The Jinx and the case of Robert Durst, including the disappearance of Kathleen McCormack Durst, the murder of Susan Berman, and the death of Morris Black. We follow the Season 1 timeline, examine Durst’s relationships and legal battles, and unpack the infamous cadaver letter and the chilling hot mic moment that changed the case. We also discuss how wealth, power, and documentary storytelling shaped what we see — and what may have been overlooked. This episode covers Season 1 only, with Part 2 coming next. ⚠️ Content Warning: This episode discusses real-life violent crime, including murder, dismemberment, domestic abuse, and missing persons. 🎧 If you enjoy true crime conversations that break down documentaries and center real people and real timelines, follow the show and leave a review — it helps us grow.

4. 

   17 Apr 2026

   012 | The Scream Murder: Cassie Jo Stoddart, Teen Killers & Life Without Parole

   In this episode of Here’s Our Alibi, we dive into the disturbing case behind Hulu’s The Scream Murder: A True Teen Horror Story — the 2006 killing of 16-year-old Cassie Jo Stoddart in Pocatello, Idaho. The documentary follows how two teenage classmates, Brian Draper and Torey Adamcik, carried out a premeditated attack and how a buried videotape became one of the most chilling pieces of evidence in the case. We break down what happened on the night Cassie was killed, how the investigation unraveled the truth, and why this case still hits so hard years later. From there, we follow the larger questions the documentary raises about teenage violence, media influence, premeditation, and the lasting impact of sentencing juveniles to life without parole. We also explore: • The planning and psychology behind the murder • The videotaped evidence that exposed what really happened • How the documentary handles Cassie’s story versus the killers’ story • The debate over trying teenagers as adults and sentencing them to life without parole • What makes this case feel so unsettling even nearly two decades later This episode isn’t about glorifying killers — it’s about unpacking a case that is as tragic as it is disturbing, and talking through the questions it leaves behind. ⚠️ Content Warning: This episode discusses real-life violent crime, including murder, stabbing, and disturbing behavior involving teenagers. Listener discretion is advised. 🎧 If you enjoy true crime breakdowns that go beyond the headlines, make sure to follow the show and leave a review — it helps us grow and reach more listeners.

5. 

   10 Apr 2026

   011 | Rex Heuermann Confesses: Gilgo Beach Serial Killer Update (2026)

   Rex Heuermann has confessed. In this episode of Here’s Our Alibi, we discuss a major update in the Gilgo Beach serial killer case following Heuermann’s April 2026 guilty plea. After years of investigation, Heuermann — the Long Island architect accused of multiple murders — pleaded guilty to seven killings and admitted to an eighth. This marks a significant turning point in the Gilgo Beach case. This is not a full deep dive. If you want the full breakdown of the case and the documentary Gone Girls: The Long Island Serial Killer, go back and listen to Episode 7. In this episode, we talk through: Rex Heuermann’s confession and guilty plea Why he may have chosen to confess now What this means for the victims and their families The reality of justice vs. closure Whether this is the full truth We also take time to name and remember the women at the center of this case: Sandra Costilla, Karen Vergata, Valerie Mack, Jessica Taylor, Maureen Brainard-Barnes, Melissa Barthelemy, Megan Waterman, and Amber Lynn Costello. This case is still developing, and we will continue to follow updates as they unfold. ⚠️ Content Warning: This episode discusses real-life violent crimes, including murder and sensitive topics.

6. 

   3 Apr 2026

   010 | Dear Zachary: Andrew Bagby, Zachary’s Law, and a Preventable Tragedy

   In this episode of Here’s Our Alibi, we discuss the devastating documentary Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father and the heartbreaking case of Andrew Bagby, his son Zachary, and the system failures that changed everything. We break down Andrew’s murder, Shirley Turner’s flight to Newfoundland, the shocking revelation of her pregnancy, and the legal decisions that allowed her to remain free while Zachary’s grandparents fought to protect him. From there, we follow the case through its most tragic turn and the activism of David and Kathleen Bagby, whose advocacy helped lead to Zachary’s Law. We also explore: why this documentary hits so differently from a traditional true crime film how the victim-centered storytelling makes Andrew and Zachary feel deeply human the warning signs, custody failures, and bail decisions that made this case even more devastating how grief, love, and advocacy shaped the aftermath of an otherwise unimaginable story This episode is not about glorifying an offender — it’s about examining how love, loss, and systemic failure collided in one of the most emotionally devastating true crime documentaries ever made. ⚠️ Content Warning: This episode discusses real-life violent crime, including murder, child death, suicide, and grief. Listener discretion is advised. 🎧 If you enjoy true crime conversations that go beyond the headlines and stay centered on the victims, make sure to follow the show and leave a review — it really helps us grow.

7. 

   27 Mar 2026

   009 | The Co-Ed Killer: Ed Kemper’s Crimes, Confession & Psychology

   In this episode of Here’s Our Alibi, we dive into the disturbing case of Edmund Kemper — also known as the Co-Ed Killer. We break down Kemper’s early life, his time in a psychiatric facility, and the system failures that allowed him to re-enter society. From there, we follow the escalation of his crimes in 1970s Santa Cruz, where he targeted young college women, manipulated those around him, and ultimately turned himself in. We also explore: The psychology behind Kemper’s behavior His ability to appear intelligent, self-aware, and even likable How he built relationships with law enforcement while committing murders What Mindhunter portrayed accurately—and what hits differently when you hear the real story This episode isn’t about glorifying a killer—it’s about understanding how manipulation, system failures, and human psychology intersect in cases like this. ⚠️ Content Warning: This episode discusses real-life violent crimes, including murder, dismemberment, and disturbing psychological behavior. Listener discretion is advised. 🎧 If you enjoy true crime breakdowns that go beyond the headlines, make sure to follow the show and leave a review—it helps us grow and reach more listeners.

8. 

   17 Jan 2026

   008 | Charles Manson and MKUltra

   What if Charles Manson didn’t act alone? In this episode of Here’s Our Alibi, we break down the Netflix documentary Chaos: The Manson Murders, which explores a controversial theory linking Manson to CIA mind-control experiments known as MK Ultra. Rather than retelling the infamous murders, we focus on the deeper questions the documentary raises: How did Manson gain such extreme psychological control over his followers? What role did LSD, power, and vulnerability play? And where does personal responsibility end — and manipulation begin? We discuss the Haight-Ashbury clinic, Manson’s parole meetings, psychiatrist Jolly West, and the ethics of government experimentation, while also grounding the conversation in the undeniable truth that real people were brutally murdered. This episode isn’t about excusing violence — it’s about examining influence, identity loss, and how dangerous belief systems take hold. 🎧 Listener discretion advised — this episode discusses violence, cult dynamics, and psychological manipulation.

9. 

   12 Dec 2025

   007 | Long Island Serial Killer Deep Dive: How Shannon Gilbert Exposed Everything

   In this week’s episode, we’re unpacking Gone Girls: The Long Island Serial Killer, Netflix’s chilling documentary that begins with a frantic 911 call from Shannon Gilbert and spirals into one of the most disturbing crime investigations in modern history. We walk you through Shannon’s final movements, the failures that stalled her search, and how a missing-person case accidentally uncovered the Gilgo Four — four young women found wrapped along a lonely stretch of Gilgo Beach. From there, things only get stranger: more victims, a marsh no one bothered to search for 19 months, the Suffolk County power players who kept the FBI out, and the corruption that may have allowed a serial killer to hide in plain sight for years. We also dive into the case’s most heated debate: Were the Gilgo Beach murders the work of one killer evolving over time… or multiple predators using the same dumping corridor? Victim advocates, law enforcement, and behavioral experts all disagree — and we get into why. And yes… we talk about Rex Heuermann, the man now charged with several of the Gilgo murders, how investigators finally connected him to the case, and what this means for the victims who still deserve answers. If you’ve watched Gone Girls (or even if you haven’t), this episode gives you a clear, compassionate, and sometimes jaw-dropping breakdown of the case, the victims, the corruption, and the lingering mysteries surrounding one of America’s most devastating serial-killer investigations. Subscribe for new true crime episodes every Friday, and follow us on Instagram/TikTok @heresouralibi to keep the conversation going.

10. 

    5 Dec 2025

    006 | When Neurodivergence Meets Law Enforcement: The Nathan Carman Case

    Two deaths. A missing mother. A millionaire family dynasty. A socially isolated young man on the autism spectrum. And a documentary that answers nothing. In this episode, Stephanie and Ben break down the baffling case of Nathan Carman — the man linked to the shooting death of his grandfather and the disappearance of his mother at sea. Was he a calculating killer? A misunderstood neurodivergent man caught in a storm of suspicion? Or is there far more going on beneath the surface? We unpack: The 2013 murder of millionaire developer John Chakalos The mysterious 2016 boating trip where Linda Carman vanished Why police zeroed in on Nathan Autism, interrogation, and how neurodivergent people are misread by law enforcement The inheritance battles that fueled family suspicion Nathan’s confusing behaviors, red flags, and contradictions The shocking end: Nathan’s death by suicide before trial And yes — Stephanie drops a theory that might blow your mind. If you’re into unsolved mysteries, psychological complexity, or cases where every theory is possible, you’re going to want to listen to this one straight through. This episode is uncomfortable, thought-provoking, and deeply human. And trust us… you’ll walk away with your own theory.

11. 

    28 Nov 2025

    005 | Brian Wells, the Collar Bomb & the Truth Behind Evil Genius

    CONTENT WARNING: This episode discusses graphic violence, including the collar bomb explosion, video footage of Brian Wells’ death, and post-mortem handling of his body. Listener discretion is advised. In this episode of Here’s Our Alibi, Stephanie and Ben dive into one of the most shocking and bizarre crimes in American true-crime history: the Pizza Bomber Heist, chronicled in Netflix’s documentary Evil Genius. We break down the 2003 collar-bomb robbery involving Brian Wells, a quiet pizza delivery driver forced into a deadly scavenger-hunt-style plot that still sparks debate today. We explore the twisted dynamics between Marjorie Diehl-Armstrong and Bill Rothstein, the manipulative relationship at the center of the case, and the tangled circle of unstable individuals who helped orchestrate this chaotic crime. We also discuss the disturbing police footage of the bomb detonation, the controversial handling of Brian Wells’ body, the conditions that made him vulnerable to manipulation, and Jessica Hoopsick’s emotional confession about unknowingly giving up Brian’s name as a “patsy.” This case is back in the spotlight as Courteney Cox directs the upcoming theatrical adaptation of the Evil Genius story, starring David Harbour as Bill Rothstein. With renewed interest around the film’s production, we revisit the case to explore unanswered questions, psychological themes, and the messy, tragic reality behind the collar-bomb plot. If you’re fascinated by true crime, psychological manipulation, or bizarre real-life cases, this is one you won’t forget. Topics we cover: The collar bomb, the scavenger hunt clues & the final moments of Brian Wells The Marjorie + Rothstein power dynamic Hoarding, mental illness, narcissism & manipulation The freezer body of James Roden Jessica Hoopsick’s confession & Brian Wells’ vulnerability Why this group of unstable people was able to “function” together The upcoming Courteney Cox film adaptation & its impact on renewed public interest Follow along as we unpack the case that started Stephanie & Ben’s true-crime obsession.

12. 

    21 Nov 2025

    004 |The Case That Got Buried: Fox Hollow Farm, Herb Baumeister & the Missing Men

    In this episode, we crack open one of the most haunting true-crime cases of the 90s — the Fox Hollow Farm murders and the alleged serial killer Herb Baumeister. After watching The Fox Hollow Murders documentary on Hulu, we dig into the case’s darkest corners: the thousands of bone fragments found on the property, the missing men from Indianapolis’ gay community, the devastating law-enforcement failures, and the societal stigma of the AIDS crisis that shaped how these victims were ignored. We talk through the strange and unsettling parts of this story — from Baumeister’s mannequins and the skull his child found, to the unresolved and complicated role of survivor Mark Goodyear. We also highlight the heroes bringing real justice today: Hamilton County Coroner Jeff Jellison and investigator Steven Ainsworth, who are finally identifying remains using modern DNA and genealogy technology. If you’ve watched the Fox Hollow Farm documentary, or you’re just now hearing about Baumeister, this episode breaks down the case, the bias, the missed opportunities, and why this story still matters. Topics we cover: Overview of Herb Baumeister & Fox Hollow Farm Names of the identified victims Law-enforcement negligence & anti-gay bias in the 80s–90s Impact of the AIDS epidemic on missing-persons reporting The unsettling house, mannequins, and family dynamics The complex interviews with Mark Goodyear The renewed investigation led by Jeff Jellison & Steven Ainsworth If you’ve seen the documentary, let us know your thoughts — especially about Goodyear and the new DNA efforts. Find us on Instagram & Threads at @heresouralibi.

13. 

    14 Nov 2025

    003 | Aileen Wuornos: Self-Defense, Bias, and the Broken System Behind the Case

    Join us as we break down the new Netflix documentary Queen of Serial Killers and revisit the life of Aileen Wuornos through the lens of trauma, abuse, gender bias, and mental health. We discuss the sheriff’s controversial opening line, the mistrial potential in her first case, and how being a sex worker impacted how she was portrayed and treated. This episode digs into the uncomfortable truth of how systems fail people long before they become headlines.

14. 

    7 Nov 2025

    002 | BTK Confessions of a Serial Killer: Dennis Rader’s Double Life, Control, and Psychology

    Dennis Rader — the BTK Killer — lived a double life as a husband, father, and church leader while secretly committing ten brutal murders over two decades. In this episode of Here’s Our Alibi, Stephanie and Ben unpack the documentary BTK: Confessions of a Serial Killer, which follows forensic psychologist Dr. Katherine Ramsland’s years-long interviews with Rader behind bars. They explore the psychology behind his crimes, how control and ego drove his every move, and the moral tightrope Ramsland walked in order to get him talking. Along the way, they debate whether serial killers should ever be given a platform, how Rader’s manipulations mirror other notorious killers like Bundy and Kemper, and why his “moral code” was as delusional as it was disturbing. Topics include: The forensic psychologist’s ethical dilemma BTK’s need for attention and validation The illusion of control in his family and community life Nature vs. nurture: was he born evil or made? What Mindhunter got wrong about Rader Why feeding a killer’s ego can continue the damage 🎙️ Here’s Our Alibi is a couple’s true crime podcast where Stephanie and Ben crack open documentaries, cases, and psychological themes with curiosity, candor, and a dash of dark humor.

15. 

    31 Oct 2025

    001 | Kerry Rawson the Daughter of BTK

    For our first official case, we’re diving into "My Father, the BTK Killer" — the Netflix documentary that follows Kerri Rawson, daughter of Dennis Rader, one of America’s most infamous serial killers. In this episode, we talk about what it means to grow up loving someone capable of unimaginable things, how Kerri has used her story for healing and advocacy, and why true-crime storytelling walks a fine line between curiosity and compassion. 🎧 Watch the doc on Netflix, then join us for the discussion. Follow us on IG @heresouralibi

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    30 Oct 2025

    Welcome Trailer to Here's Our Alibi

    Meet Ben and Stephanie — a husband-and-wife duo who turned their true-crime documentary nights into a podcast. In Here’s Our Alibi, they explore what these stories reveal about people, psychology, and the strange ways we process darkness. Each week, they dissect one documentary with curiosity, empathy, and a little humor — all from their very comfy couch.

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