Nitecap True Crime

About Nitecap True Crime

We are Nitecap True Crime.... From murder to arson, if there's a who-done-it, we're covering it. Pour yourself a nitecap, sit back and join us as we explore the intricacies of true crime. Be warned this podcast does contain explicit content and graphic descriptions of real-life accounts and cases. Listener discretion is definitely advised.

Publisher

Nitecap True Crime Pod

Category

comedy · society & culture · true crime

Language

en

Explicit

Yes

First episode

1 Feb 2021

Latest episode

15 Mar 2026

Latest episodes

1 of 22 episodes have a transcript.

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   15 Mar 2026TRANSCRIPT

   Historical Homicides

   Nitecap True Crime is back. For our Season 2 premiere, we’re digging into Historical Homicides — three brutal crimes pulled from different corners of history that prove humanity has always had a dark side. Suzi examines the terrifying legacy of Elizabeth Báthory, the infamous Hungarian countess whose cruelty toward young women became the stuff of legend. Gavin takes us into wartime Paris to unravel the horrifying crimes of Marcel André Henri Félix Petiot, a doctor who promised desperate peopl...

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   9 Mar 2026

   Something new this way comes...

   For four long years… the evidence locker remained sealed. The files… buried in silence, collecting dust. But on March 15th, 2026… The silence ends.

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   1 Sept 2023

   Case Files Ep. 1 A Girl Under The Bed In A Box

   Enough, is enough! I want more, you probably want more too, so I'm giving you more! Nitecap Case Files is a one on one listener experience, where I tell you a case, you will surely hope to forget. First up we have the case of Colleen Stan, a story about a girl, under the bed, in a box.

Inside a recent episode

Historical Homicides

Published 15 Mar 2026 · Transcript excerpt

[…] But the Bathory family also had this dark side that everyone came to know about. Historical accounts say a bunch of them had crazy tempers, unstable personalities, and were obsessed with being cruel. There are even rumors about relatives who were into dark rituals and torture. People still argue about whether those stories are exaggerated, but most historians agree the Bathory household wasn't exactly a place known for me and nice. It does not sound very nice. Oh, some historians also think Elizabeth might have had epilepsy as a child, which was something several family members dealt with. The achievements for epilepsy back then were really rough and often involved bizarre things, like rubbing a healthy person's blood on the lips of the person having a seizure. […]

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