Death Row Diaries

Bill spent forty years with serial killers. He answers your questions. Matt Ralston and William Noguera | creating Death Row Diaries | Patreon

Tommy Lynn Sells was a filthy drifter, yet he was charming enough to convince women to get into his van. He roamed from coast to coast of the United States leaving destruction in his wake. Matt and Bill discuss the case. Matt Ralston and William Noguera | creating Death Row Diaries | Patreon

Lucy Letbe appeared to be a normal young lady who took her job as a nurse very seriously. Unfortunately, babies seemed to be dying at an alarming rate whenever Letbe was working. Is she a monster, or was an innocent Englishwoman convicted of murder? Matt Ralston and William Noguera | creating Death Row Diaries | Patreon

Angel Resendiz had a particular method to his madness. This is one of the freakiest guys we have studied. Matt and Bill discuss. Matt Ralston and William Noguera | creating Death Row Diaries | Patreon

Bill informs Matt on how one can tell if they're in the presence of a serial killer. What are the clues? What to look for? Bill would know better than anyone, he's spent more time with serial killers than anyone on earth. This episode originally aired on Patreon. Matt Ralston and William Noguera | creating Death Row Diaries | Patreon

Brandon Spencer is serving time for a crime he claims he did not commit, and the evidence is mounting that he's telling the truth. Brandon joins the show to discuss his case with Matt and Bill. Matt Ralston and William Noguera | creating Death Row Diaries | Patreon

Brandon Spencer is currently serving forty years to life for a crime many say he didn't commit, allegedly shooting into a crowd of people at a Halloween party in an act of gang retaliation. Brandon joins Matt and Bill from prison to discuss his case. Matt Ralston and William Noguera | creating Death Row Diaries | Patreon Inglewood resident Brandon Spencer petitions 40 year sentence - Inglewood Today News FREE BRANDON SPENCER (@freebrandonspencer) • Instagram photos and videos Death Row Diaries Podcast (@deathrowdiaries) • Instagram photos and videos

Larry Eyler had a lot going for him. A cool truck, big guns, a mustache, and a sugar daddy. Unfortunately he spent all of his time killing innocent people, on a scale rarely seen in the history of this country. Matt and Bill discuss his methods and his demise. Matt Ralston and William Noguera | creating Death Row Diaries | Patreon

Daniel Rolling, also known as the Gainsville Ripper, was an American spree killer and serial killer. He terrorized the University of Florida before eventually being caught and executed. Matt Ralston and William Noguera | creating Death Row Diaries | Patreon

Matt and Bill discuss the case of the Chicago Strangler, a theoretical serial killer who's been sussed out due to cutting edge statistical analysis. Bill has a folder on him. He hasn't been caught. Yet. Matt Ralston and William Noguera | creating Death Row Diaries | Patreon

Matt and Bill try something new. Pick a random school, see how many pedophiles live within a few blocks of it. You'd be surprised. Death Row Diaries is the only podcast hosted live from Death Row.

Matt and Bill discuss the latest news on the Gilgo Beach serial killer, and whether their initial predictions were right, and what they missed. Death Row Diaries is the only podcast hosted live from Death Row.

Bill gives an update on his status, and the guys discuss the state of the podcast.

John Norman Collins was a smart looking young chap who just happened to be obsessed with killing. He is one of the first serial killers to gain widespread attention, and is also known as the Ypsilanti Ripper and the Co-Ed Killer. *This episode has some minor audio issues. As our co-host is located in prison there are sometimes problems with the phonelines. We are working on it. Bill's Newsletter: William A. Noguera (list-manage.com) Check us out on Patreon for Bonus Episodes: Matt Ralston and William Noguera | creating Death Row Diaries | Patreon Death Row Diaries is the only podcast hosted live from Death Row.

Patrick Kearney got picked on a lot as a child growing up in southern California. Perhaps this was because he enjoyed killing pigs and copulating with domestic animals. It just got weirder from there, as Kearney racked up murder after murder before finally being caught. Patreon: Matt Ralston and William Noguera | creating Death Row Diaries | Patreon Bill's Newsletter: William A. Noguera (list-manage.com)

Russell Williams was a highly respected military man in Canada's air force. He was happily married, and very successful in his career. Unfortunately, he led a double life, as a depraved killer. Nobody knows how many victims there were. This is one of the more interesting cases we've studied. Williams needs a nickname. Perhaps 'Rear Admiral.' Follow us on Patreon for exclusive content: Matt Ralston and William Noguera | creating Death Row Diaries | Patreon Bill's newsletter: William A. Noguera (list-manage.com)

Bill gets some unfortunate news, as the California Supreme Court strikes down a decision which would have seen him eligible for a chance at parole. Matt and Bill discuss the circumstances. Matt Ralston and William Noguera | creating Death Row Diaries | Patreon William A. Noguera (list-manage.com)

Dean Carter was a spree killer as well as a possible serial killer. Bill talks about his time serving on Death Row along with Carter, and how he extracted information about potential new victims. Check us out on Patreon: Matt Ralston and William Noguera | creating Death Row Diaries | Patreon Subscribe to Bill's newsletter: William A. Noguera (list-manage.com)

Harvey Glatman was a pervert from a young age, and things escalated from there. An adept murderer, many suspect Glatman was guilty of many more murders than the few he was convicted of. Matt and Bill discuss. Death Row Diaries is the only podcast hosted live from Death Row. Sign up for Bill's newsletter: William A. Noguera (list-manage.com) Follow us on Patreon for more content: Matt Ralston and William Noguera | creating Death Row Diaries | Patreon

Lawrence Singleton is clearly one of the worst people to have ever lived. Somehow, after chopping up a victim, he was able to walk free and kill again. Matt and Bill discuss. Sign up for Bill's Newsletter: William A. Noguera (list-manage.com) Follow us on Patreon: Matt Ralston and William Noguera | creating Death Row Diaries | Patreon

Robert Rhoades was an BDSM freak and a generally depraved loser who made his long-haul truck into a mobile torcher chamber. He is one of the worst killers we have covered to date. For more content check out our Patreon page: Matt Ralston and William Noguera | creating Death Row Diaries | Patreon Also check out Bill's newsletter: William A. Noguera (campaign-archive.com)

Matt and Bill discuss the notorious case of the Springfield Three, who vanished into thin air in the town of Springfield, Missouri. Many suspects have been named in this case, but Bill has a different theory all together. Death Row Diaries is the only podcast hosted live from Death Row.

Matt and Bill discuss a notorious undercover prison bust, a situation where time was of the essence, and every second mattered when it came to extracting information from a deranged killer. Bill discusses how this situation mirrors some of his own experiences. Death Row Diaries is the only podcast hosted live from Death Row.

Gordon Northcott was known as the Wineville Chicken Coop Killer, after a series of particularly gruesome murders. He was notable for carrying on an intimate relationship with his mother, and being one of the youngest people executed in California history.

They called Arthur Shawcross the Genessee River Killer. His peers called him fat and stupid. This guy did it all: Pathological liar, stolen valor, murdering children and women. He's dead now. This is his story.

Skylar Deleon is a complicated person. That's not to say he, or she, is interesting in any way. This case is pretty bizarre. Matt and Bill discuss the case of the child actor Power Ranger killer, and Bill's experience knowing them on Death Row.

Matt and Bill wish everyone a Merry Christmas, Happy Hannukah, and a fantastic New Year. We will be back better than ever after the Christmas holiday. Until then, enjoy this bonus episode as our gift to you. Bill Suff was an inmate of Bill Noguera on San Quentin's Death Row. He is one of the most depraved killers to ever live, and even beat up his own baby. Merry Christmas! Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/deathrowdiaries/ For bonus content, check us out on Patreon. Matt Ralston and William Noguera | creating Death Row Diaries | Patreon

Matt and Bill discuss the murders of two teenage girls, years apart, but just maybe the same killer.

In Part 3 Matt and Bill wrap up their coverage of the Barry and Honey Sherman case.

In Part 2, Matt and Bill discuss further details of the murder of Barry and Honey Sherman.

Questions about when a Canadian billionaire and his wife are found dead in their mansion. Matt and Bill discuss. Part 1 of 3.

Matt and Bill wrap up their discussion on the Chicago Ripper Crew, and a dubious decision on the part of the state of Illionois to parole a documented cannibal.

In Part 1 of their discussion of the Chicago Ripper Crew, Matt and Bill discuss what could lead four losers to hang out together in a van, and then go on one of the most violent murder sprees in US history.

In Part 2 of the Keddie Camp murders, Matt and Bill discuss some fishy police work, and whether this case will ever be solved.

In Part 1, Matt and Bill break down the unsolved Keddie Murders, which took place in rural Northern California in 1981. Many smelled a coverup from day one, and the case remains unsolved.

Matt and Bill break down the unsolved case of the Oakland County Child Killer, who may have been responsible for a string of murders in Michigan. Will they catch him?

Matt and Bill discuss the West Mesa Murders, which took place on the outskirts of Albuquerque, New Mexico, in an area locals call The War Zone.

There's an old saying, it goes something like 'There's nothing scarier than a serial killer rapist, except maybe a German serial killer rapist.' Matt and Bill conclude their discussion of Paul Mueller.

Matt and Bill continue their discussion of Paul Mueller, the German farmhand suspected of killing several families.

Paul Mueller was a German immigrant and handyman suspected of several brutal murders across America a hundred years ago. Bill goes about dissecting the case, and what can be proven all these years later.

This guy was a real freak, a real life Buffalo Bill who flew under the radar for far too long. His prized posession was his "toy box," which was a soundproofed trailer where he would live out his dastardly fantasies.

Bill talks about the current politics surrounding California's Death Row. Will executions resume, and when? The guys hash it out.

Matt and Bill conclude their discussion of Dean "The Candyman" Corll and his rotating bullpen of abuse victims and cohorts. The saga comes to a grizzly end, but questions remain.

Matt and Bill continue their discussion of Bill Corll, the candyman pedophile.

Matt and Bill open Part 1 of their coverage of Dean Corll, dubbed The Candyman, for his habit of plying teenage boys with candy. This is one of the more horrifying cases in American history.

In 1974 the heiress to one of the richest fortunes in American history was kidnapped, locked in a closet, and held for ransom. She then joined her captors and went on a violent crime spree. Matt and Bill discuss the case of Patty Hearst, and why she was held responsible by prosecutors.

Donald Gaskins was a diminutive little shrimp of a man who claims to have killed over a hundred people. That may not be true, but he was most certainly dangerous. In keeping with not having any good qualities, he was also an avowed racist. Matt and Bill discuss.

Matt and Bill discuss the case of Leonard Lake, a creepy incel who constructed a rape dungeon and lusted after a seventy-pound vice grip. Enough said. Leonard Lake had a partner in crime named Charles Ng. The extent of their partnership is a topic of discussion.

Bill discusses his odyssey of moving from Death Row to a country club style prison. Unfortunately, this entailed a long stint in the hole. The guys discuss the process, and how the show will be moving forward with regular episodes.

As Bill whiles away his time waiting to be transferred to another prison, Matt welcomes a special guest and answers some questions about Death Row Diaries to the best of his ability.

Bill discusses his move to another prison and walking off of Death Row after nearly forty years. It's been a long time coming, and the guys discuss Bill's next chapter after the end of a very tumultuous era. Death Row Diaries will resume, better than ever.