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Alexandra Bunting and Savannah O'Connell may not be Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporters, but they did go to college where they lived in houses similar to 1122 King Road - the off-campus house in Moscow, ID that became famous after four college students were murdered there in November 2022. Despite lacking any investigative experience, their ability to identify and empathize with the victims using common sense sleuthing makes The Unspeakable an incredibly relatable and revelatory podcast series. What they find is shocking and unexpected as each episode of The Unspeakable takes listeners on a twisted journey, unpacking conspiracy theories, brutal crime scenes and daring to speak on the enigma of an unspeakable horror. Every week full episodes drop with bone-chilling details as our intrepid reporters try to piece together the mystery of what happened inside 1122 King Road. Produced by Sweven Studios in Hoboken, NJ, this gripping podcast series will leave you wanting more! This podcast is produced by Sweven Studios in Hoboken, NJ. https://www.swevenhoboken.com/podcast Producers Joseph Castelo & Nicole Marquez Intro/Outro Music composed by Elijah Duncan of North Corner Music Group. Follow The Unspeakable on Instagram: @theunspeakablestories Follow The Unspeakable on Youtube: @theunspeakablestories
For weeks following the University of Idaho Murders, it was believed that Ethan, Xana, Maddie and Kaylee were killed in their sleep and that the two surviving roommates slept through the attacks. Then, a probable cause affidavit revealed that Xana and also one of the surviving roommates were likely awake. If one or two of the six students in the house were awake when the murders were taking place, how this all went down may be very different than what anyone thought. It begs the question, who really was awake in the house?
The unanswered questions and mysterious happenings around the University of Idaho Murders make the case of four slain college students a media and internet sleuth sensation. Alexandra and Savannah draw on their visit to Moscow, ID and the 1122 King Rd house, their own experiences living off-campus, and their incessant research to try to answer the most unexplainable question that looms over the murders: If one of the surviving roomates came face-to-face with the killer as he was leaving, why was there a 7.5 hour gap between the murders taking place and when 911 was called?
This podcast is produced by Sweven Studios of Sweven Hoboken.
Our Producer is Nicole Marquez.
Original music composed by Elijah Duncan of North Corner Music Group.
Fox News article with time stamps of Kaylee and Maddie drunk dialing
Idaho4 timeline by SluthieGoosie
University of Idaho Murders - Case discussion//Facebook
If the murders at the University of Idaho were targeted attacks, the question of who the target was is one of the darkest and most unsettling questions that divides people following the case. Four victims were beloved and living in a seemingly care-free time and place in life, so why would anyone want to kill any of them…or all of them?
This podcast is produced by Sweven Studios of Sweven Hoboken.
Our Producer is Nicole Marquez.
Original music composed by Elijah Duncan of North Corner Music Group.
Idaho4 timeline by SluthieGoosie
Interview with Steve Goncalves
Fox News interview with Steve Goncalves: Their Means of Death Don’t Match
People magazine article re: BK DM’ing victims on instagram
University of Idaho Murders - Case discussion//Facebook
For almost 7 weeks following the University of Idaho murders there were no suspects, but then finally an arrest was made. Who is this man, Bryan Kohberger, who is going on trial for the quadruple homicides and what was his relationship to Maddie, Kaylee, Ethan, Xana and the 1122 Kind Rd house?
This podcast is produced by Sweven Studios of Sweven Hoboken.
Our Producer is Nicole Marquez.
Original music composed by Elijah Duncan of North Corner Music Group.
Idaho4 timeline by SluthieGoosie
NYT article on BK’s forum posts
University of Idaho Murders - Case discussion//Facebook
Alexandra Bunting and Savannah O'Connell may not be Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporters, but they did go to college where they lived in houses similar to 1122 King Road - the off-campus house in Moscow, ID that became famous after four college students were murdered there in November 2022. Despite lacking any investigative experience, their ability to identify and empathize with the victims using common sense sleuthing makes The Unspeakable an incredibly relatable and revelatory podcast series. What they find is shocking and unexpected as each episode of The Unspeakable takes listeners on a twisted journey, unpacking conspiracy theories, brutal crime scenes and daring to speak on the enigma of an unspeakable horror. Every week full episodes drop with bone-chilling details as our intrepid reporters try to piece together the mystery of what happened inside 1122 King Road. Produced by Sweven Studios in Hoboken, NJ, this gripping podcast series will leave you wanting more!
Amanda is a wife. A mother. A blogger. A Christian.
A charming, beautiful, bubbly, young woman who lives life to the fullest.
But Amanda is dying, with a secret she doesn’t want anyone to know.
She starts a blog detailing her cancer journey, and becomes an inspiration, touching and
captivating her local community as well as followers all over the world.
Until one day investigative producer Nancy gets an anonymous tip telling her to look at Amanda’s
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Award winning journalist Charlie Webster explores this unbelievable and bizarre, but
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Scamanda is the true story of a woman whose own words held the key to her secret.
New episodes every Monday.
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Amanda’s blog posts are read by actor Kendall Horn.
