Did you know that Santa Cruz, CA was once considered the murder capital of America? Sacred + Profane is your gateway into the unseen and dives deep into the early 1970s where three very well-known serial killers were actively murdering the residents of Santa Cruz, CA. This quiet little seaside town in Northern California was the hotbed for 30 months of unexplained serial murders - Ed Kemper, Herbert Mullin, and John Linley Frazier. We’ll follow a fascinating and chilling exploration of these heinous murders from those with direct experience and then dive into what’s really happening....we break the grey for you!
Sacred + Profane: Origins
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Did you know that Santa Cruz, CA was once considered the murder capital of America? Sacred + Profane is your gateway into the unseen and dives deep into the early 1970s where three very well-known serial killers were actively murdering the residents of Santa Cruz, CA. This quiet little seaside town in Northern California was the hotbed for 30 months of unexplained serial murders - Ed Kemper, Herbert Mullin, and John Linley Frazier. We’ll follow a fascinating and chilling exploration of these heinous murders from those with direct experience and then dive into what’s really happening....we break the grey for you!
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March 18, 2022
Episode 7: Series Finale - The Devil's Face
In the season finale, we trace the evil paths leading serial killers Herbert Mullin and Big Ed Kemper to a last frenzy of brutal and atrocious acts that sealed their fate and prompted their arrests. Spirit medium Jennifer Lyn gives new perspective to Kemper’s vision of “the devil’s face” that was one more excuse for his senseless slayings, decapitations, and degradations for which even his mother became a victim. Jennifer describes the supernatural encounters with her kidnapper, and the revelations that defined her own path and purpose.
February 24, 2022
Episode 6: Survivor
The emotional and harrowing story of one woman's survival from a serial killer's kidnapping in the 1970's in the same part of Santa Cruz that continued to harbor two notorious serial killers. Santa Cruz continued to be the Murder Capital of the World of the world and demonic copycat criminals were stalking residents of this seaside town and Jennifer Lyn shares her story.
February 3, 2022
Episode 5: Vengeance of Demons
After 1972’s body count in Santa Cruz stood at six victims of two serial killers, in the new year of 1973, the communities of Santa Cruz hoped for an end to a terrifying murder spree. But it was just the start of the bloodiest months in the city’s history as Herbert Mullin and Ed Kemper would claim fifteen more victims in a manic rampage between January and April. We detail the convergence of extreme violence, obsessions, killer frenzies, and God-complexes in a trail of increasingly bizarre incidents that baffled police who struggled with a total lack of motive, evidence, and suspects. And considering the city’s ominous history of odd cults such as the “Holy City” and deep mountain enclaves turned into killing fields, we see a convergence of vengeful influences that defied the desperate attempts to connect or make sense of what appeared to be terrifyingly random.
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