
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 | 74 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

For the Georges, life has always been about supporting one another, but someone in this family is marked when greed rears its ugly head. As investigators uncover what happened, some family members find themselves on a road to ultimate destruction.
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For the Woodman family, nothing seems too rich for their blood, but sometimes having everything is never enough. When greed, jealousy and quest for power threaten their lavish lifestyle, a vicious plot unfolds to reveal an evil mind seeking vengeance... more
A small-town cashier with lots of close relatives begins her own family, but her life turns to nightmare when her stepmother and stepbrothers move in. After she goes missing, her family wonders if she started a new life or if something malicious occu... more
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Not normal true crime. This is disgusting filth that has no boundaries for animal cruelty or child abuse. It’s repulsive and vile. Zero entertainment value.
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.
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A true-crime series focused on family dynamics and inherited violence explores how blood ties shape motive, loyalty, and betrayal. Episodes thread through chilling cases of relatives turning on each other, with emphasis on psychological manipulation, multi-generational crime, and the way investigations unfold when kin are involved. The show blends first-person recollections, courtroom twists, and investigative narration, often featuring family members and experts to illuminate how nature and nurture interact in extreme behavior. A distinctive angle is the cross-show integration of multiple ID programs, delivering a compact, emotionally charged look at crimes where family ties drive the narrative.
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