
Can you inherit evil from your family tree? On Killer Kin, from ID, follow true-crime cases that prove blood is always thicker than water. Each episode chronicles a bone-chilling crime, investigating the motive, interviewing family members, and exploring what leads family members to turn against each other—and others. From a set of twins who work together to kill their father to brothers whose cri... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 64 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

Eddie Lee Sexton raised his children to worship a higher power himself. With the help of his wife, Eddie creates a secret cult. After years of sick torture, the Sexton children do anything their evil father commands, even murder.
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As a child, Ward Weaver III feels an evil building inside of him. He grows up without his father, Ward Jr., but he will become just like him. After years apart, a father and son are finally reunited, and an unforgettable terror is unleashed.
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When Gary Tison is sent to prison, his family will stop at nothing to break him out. On the loose, Gary and his sons will pay for their freedom by committing one of the most-horrific crimes in Arizona history.
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For Linwood, James and Anthony Briley, inflicting pain is the ultimate pleasure. The brothers will take their twisted desires to an unimaginable level of terror, leaving a trail of dead bodies across the city of Richmond, Virginia.
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Originally a good show but the whole deviation from narration has been a real let down. There’s also an add every 5mins
Talking about murderous blood based a series of coincidences is unacceptable. Father and son committed crimes, the exact same crimes other criminals commit. There are only that many crimes one can commit and two criminals both committed them, alongside thousands of others. How is that a blood connection ?!?! Decent (biological) parents do have children like Ted Kaczynski or Dennis Rader. According to this “criminal DNA theory” alongside with every criminal the law should imprison their offspring... more
I listened to Twins vs Twins and found it to be a little long but interesting story. However, when I went to read more about it on my own I discovered that the names of victim and his twin were incorrect. They were actually Jarreau and Rashaan Reid. I don’t remembering hearing “The names in this episode have been changed..” it destroyed all credibility this podcast had to me.
Should’ve called this Killer Twins. Every case seems to be about twins.
I don’t like the new format. It’s hard to follow and not as good as it used to be.
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Exploring the chilling narratives of familial betrayal and crime, this podcast examines the unsettling notion of inheriting malevolence through bloodlines. Each episode presents a gripping true crime story, often focusing on siblings or relatives who commit heinous acts against their own family members. The podcast is marked by its in-depth investigations into the motives and psychological dynamics that fuel such drastic actions, frequently incorporating interviews with family members to provide a multifaceted perspective on the events. With tales ranging from twins conspiring against parents to brothers turning on each other, the series highlights a darker side of familial bonds that is both unsettling and thought-provoking.
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