In the first of a 2-part series, Anne Marie examines one of the most sadistic cases in Sacramento history. She is joined by Albert Locher, retired Sacramento Assistant District Attorney and Carol Daly, retired under sheriff of Sacramento Sheriff's Dept to recount the case of Richard Trenton Chase. Known as the The Vampire Killer, he is spread fear in the late 70’s with his murders marked by Necrophilia and Cannibalism.

(Originally aired 2November22)

In the first of a 2-part series, Anne Marie examines one of the most sadistic cases in Sacramento history. She is joined by <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/albert-locher-89a56251/">Albert Locher</a>, retired Sacramento Assistant District Attorney and <a href="https://www.oxygen.com/golden-state-killer-main-suspect/crime-time/carol-daly-investigator-east-area-rapist">Carol Daly</a>, retired under sheriff of Sacramento Sheriff's Dept to recount the case of <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Chase">Richard Trenton Chase</a>. Known as the <a href="https://allthatsinteresting.com/richard-chase">The Vampire Killer</a>, he is spread fear in the late 70’s with his murders marked by Necrophilia and Cannibalism.
(Originally aired 2November22)

Anne Marie Schubert hosts guest “insiders” who recount notable cases and novel legal arguments. Experts, evidence, and experiences with California's groundbreaking prosecutors.

Inside the Crime Files with Anne Marie Schubert

The Vampire Killer (part 1)

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In a year filled with shocking revelations and unexpected turns, Anne Marie Schubert's exploration of criminal cases has been nothing short of enthralling. As the podcast has been recognized among the top 20 prosecutor podcasts, In this episode of Inside the Crime Files, Anne Marie takes you on a journey through the past two years of this show, shining a light on key cases and guests. From the emotional impact of the Golden State Killer trial to the power of DNA evidence in righting wrongful convictions, Schubert emphasizes the human toll of crime and the need for justice. She underscores the importance of not forgetting the victims when shaping policies and laws, highlighting the real consequences of crime and the lasting impact on individuals and families.

In a year filled with shocking revelations and unexpected turns, Anne Marie Schubert's exploration of criminal cases has been nothing short of enthralling. As the podcast has been recognized among the top 20 prosecutor podcasts, In this episode of Inside the Crime Files, Anne Marie takes you on a journey through the past two years of this show, shining a light on key cases and guests. From the emotional impact of the Golden State Killer trial to the power of DNA evidence in righting wrongful convictions, Schubert emphasizes the human toll of crime and the need for justice. She underscores the importance of not forgetting the victims when shaping policies and laws, highlighting the real consequences of crime and the lasting impact on individuals and families.

Inside the Crime Files: Anne Marie's Year in Review

In this episode, Anne Marie engages in a conversation with Carol Schweitzer, she has been with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children for the past seventeen years and has been managing the Forensic Services Unit under the Missing Children Division since 2016. Carol highlights NCMEC's role as a comprehensive resource center, shining light on how the organization aids families, victims, private organizations, law enforcement, and the public in addressing issues related to missing and sexually exploited children. The discussion delves into the crucial use of DNA collection and forensic genealogy in the pursuit of locating missing children. Joining her as well, is Donna Green, a tenacious mother, who embarks on a heart-wrenching 45-year journey to find her stolen son in Atlanta, Georgia. Fueled by unwavering hope and resilience, Donna navigates the complexities of DNA and genealogy studies, determined to reunite with the child taken from her.

(Originally aired: Nov 13/23)

In this episode, Anne Marie engages in a conversation with <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/carol-schweitzer-58329175/">Carol Schweitzer</a>, she has been with the National Center for Missing &amp; Exploited Children for the past seventeen years and has been managing the Forensic Services Unit under the Missing Children Division since 2016. Carol highlights NCMEC's role as a comprehensive resource center, shining light on how the organization aids families, victims, private organizations, law enforcement, and the public in addressing issues related to missing and sexually exploited children. The discussion delves into the crucial use of DNA collection and forensic genealogy in the pursuit of locating missing children. Joining her as well, is <a href="https://donnagreen48.wixsite.com/raymondgreen">Donna Green</a>, a tenacious mother, who embarks on a heart-wrenching <a href="https://www.facebook.com/rgreenoutreach/">45-year journey </a>to find her stolen son in Atlanta, Georgia. Fueled by unwavering hope and resilience, Donna navigates the complexities of DNA and genealogy studies, determined to reunite with the child taken from her.
(Originally aired: Nov 13/23)

The Power of DNA: Solving Cold Cases and Finding Missing Children

In this episode, Anne Marie Schubert interviews experts in the field of forensic investigation Amy Whitman, and Randy White from the FBI, and Leighton D'Antoni from the Dallas County DA. They discuss the importance of DNA evidence and genetic genealogy in solving cold cases, sharing an incredible story of how DNA evidence played a game-changing role in the David Hawkins case.

(Originally aired: Sept 19/23)

In this episode, Anne Marie Schubert interviews experts in the field of forensic investigation <a href="https://www.ishinews.com/speakers/amy-whitman/">Amy Whitman</a>, and <a href="https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/crime/genealogy-dna-used-crack-unsolved-cold-cases/287-610582b0-5a5f-4aae-9170-192141d294e9">Randy White</a> from the FBI, and <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/leighton-d-antoni-75b73a18/">Leighton D'Antoni</a> from the Dallas County DA. They discuss the importance of DNA evidence and genetic genealogy in solving cold cases, sharing an incredible story of how DNA evidence played a game-changing role in the David Hawkins case.
(Originally aired: Sept 19/23)

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