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]]> false True Crime Tales truecrimetalesin@gmail.com 6a8ec93cc36cbadbe72f6c97 truecrimetales https://anchor.fm/s/1137a6b74/podcast/rss episodic https://assets.pippa.io/shows/6a8ec93cc36cbadbe72f6c97/show-cover.jpg https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/truecrimetalesin True Crime Tales https://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/6a8ec93cc36cbadbe72f6c97 The Vienna Strangler The Vienna Strangler Wed, 26 Aug 2026 00:54:10 GMT 18:46 c620c908-aa5f-465f-b387-d8447e2a11ff false https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/truecrimetalesin/episodes/The-Vienna-Strangler-e3nt60h 6a8ec9486634e0e9ba8ece3d 6a8ec93cc36cbadbe72f6c97 full 2 "I envisioned my mother in front of me, and I killed her."

It’s a chilling confession, isn’t it? But these weren't the words of a remorseful man—they were the opening lines of a calculated performance. This is the case of Jack Unterweger:  

A man who didn't just commit heinous crimes, he curated a persona of a tortured, rehabilitated genius to mask the void where his soul should have been.

Welcome to true crime tales where we dive deep into some of the most notorious crimes around the world .Hosted by Aishwarya Panchal and Paramjeetsinh.


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]]> "I envisioned my mother in front of me, and I killed her."

It’s a chilling confession, isn’t it? But these weren't the words of a remorseful man—they were the opening lines of a calculated performance. This is the case of Jack Unterweger:  

A man who didn't just commit heinous crimes, he curated a persona of a tortured, rehabilitated genius to mask the void where his soul should have been.

Welcome to true crime tales where we dive deep into some of the most notorious crimes around the world .Hosted by Aishwarya Panchal and Paramjeetsinh.


For the latest updates follow us on:

IG: https://www.instagram.com/true.crime.tales?igsi=ZnFvMWNrM3JwMzM1&utm_source=qr



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]]> The Stone Killer of Rajkot The Stone Killer of Rajkot Tue, 23 Jun 2026 03:00:00 GMT 21:56 cdcd4d3c-82cf-4e83-b73e-cf97c84dd508 false https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/truecrimetalesin/episodes/The-Stone-Killer-of-Rajkot-e3l5eep 6a8ec94a6634e0e9ba8ece8f 6a8ec93cc36cbadbe72f6c97 full 1 1 There is a specific kind of silence that falls over a city in the dead of night. But in the summer of 2016, the quiet streets of Rajkot, Gujarat were shattered by the return of an urban legend: The Stoneman.

Between the hours of 3:00 AM and 6:00 AM, a phantom stalked the shadows of the city, dropping massive 20-kilogram concrete slabs on the heads of unsuspecting, sleeping men. What started as a horrifying echo of the infamous 1980s Stoneman murders quickly evolved into a uniquely modern nightmare. This killer didn't just want to take lives and steal cell phones—he wanted to brag. He wanted the infamy. He wanted to call his victims' families in the early hours of the morning to coldly announce his kills.

In this episode of True Crime Tales, Paramjeetsinh and Aishwarya dive deep into one of the most chilling serial killer cases in modern Indian history. We break down the timeline of the brutal bludgeoning's, the intense statewide manhunt, and the tragic, twisted psychological origin story of Hitesh Dalpat Ramavat.

Finally, we examine the shocking courtroom verdict that left the nation stunned and a city looking over its shoulder.

  • The Witching Hour Attacks: The brutal timeline of the Rajkot bludgeoning's and the specific M.O.(Modus Operandi) that terrified the city.

  • The Taunts: How the killer used stolen cell phones to wage psychological warfare on the victims' grieving families.

  • The Cat and Mouse Game: The digital footprints and grainy CCTV footage that led the Ahmedabad Crime Branch to Jamnagar.

  • The Making of a Monster: A look into Hitesh Ramavat’s tragic past, his severe untreated trauma, and how the victim became the victimizer.

  • The Verdict: The difference between police confessions and courtroom proof, and why the Indian judicial system handed down a shocking "Not Guilty" verdict.

Trigger Warning: This episode contains descriptions of extreme blunt force violence, murder, and discussions of severe sexual abuse. Listener discretion is advised.

Connect with Us:For crime scene layouts, suspect sketches, and the complete visual timeline of the Rajkot Stoneman case, visit our website or follow us on Instagram at @true.crime.tales. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a rating and review!

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]]> There is a specific kind of silence that falls over a city in the dead of night. But in the summer of 2016, the quiet streets of Rajkot, Gujarat were shattered by the return of an urban legend: The Stoneman.

Between the hours of 3:00 AM and 6:00 AM, a phantom stalked the shadows of the city, dropping massive 20-kilogram concrete slabs on the heads of unsuspecting, sleeping men. What started as a horrifying echo of the infamous 1980s Stoneman murders quickly evolved into a uniquely modern nightmare. This killer didn't just want to take lives and steal cell phones—he wanted to brag. He wanted the infamy. He wanted to call his victims' families in the early hours of the morning to coldly announce his kills.

In this episode of True Crime Tales, Paramjeetsinh and Aishwarya dive deep into one of the most chilling serial killer cases in modern Indian history. We break down the timeline of the brutal bludgeoning's, the intense statewide manhunt, and the tragic, twisted psychological origin story of Hitesh Dalpat Ramavat.

Finally, we examine the shocking courtroom verdict that left the nation stunned and a city looking over its shoulder.

  • The Witching Hour Attacks: The brutal timeline of the Rajkot bludgeoning's and the specific M.O.(Modus Operandi) that terrified the city.

  • The Taunts: How the killer used stolen cell phones to wage psychological warfare on the victims' grieving families.

  • The Cat and Mouse Game: The digital footprints and grainy CCTV footage that led the Ahmedabad Crime Branch to Jamnagar.

  • The Making of a Monster: A look into Hitesh Ramavat’s tragic past, his severe untreated trauma, and how the victim became the victimizer.

  • The Verdict: The difference between police confessions and courtroom proof, and why the Indian judicial system handed down a shocking "Not Guilty" verdict.

Trigger Warning: This episode contains descriptions of extreme blunt force violence, murder, and discussions of severe sexual abuse. Listener discretion is advised.

Connect with Us:For crime scene layouts, suspect sketches, and the complete visual timeline of the Rajkot Stoneman case, visit our website or follow us on Instagram at @true.crime.tales. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a rating and review!

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