Podcast appearances and mentions of jens soering

Content advisory: this episode makes mention of the sexual assault and murder of a child. Please take care if listening. In this special update episode of Admissible, Tessa Kramer returns to the mic to explore the aftermath of our 12-part series. Our investigation exposed the Virginia state crime lab's mishandling of a whistleblower's allegations against Mary Jane Burton, the lab's long-time Chief Serologist. Since our initial reporting, the Virginia Department of Forensic Science and its Scientific Advisory Committee have taken steps to confront the fallout. This episode highlights the case of Marvin Grimm, who spent 45 years in prison. The egregious nature of Burton's flawed evidence in this case not only clears Grimm's name, but also underscores the urgent need for the lab to take more drastic action in responding to our concerns about Mary Jane Burton. Audio of Mary Jane Burton testimony is from the Jens Soering trial. For more about that trial, we recommend the 2023 documentary "Till Murder Do Us Part: Soering vs. Haysom or the podcast, Small Town Big Crime Podcast - https://www.smalltownbigcrimepodcast.com/ --- Produced and edited by: Tessa Kramer and Ellen Horne Mixed and scored by: Charles Michelet Special thanks to: Megan Pauly, Ben Paviour, Meg Lindholm, Gavin Wright, Chloe Wynne, Dana Bialek, Danielle Elliot, Kim Nederveen Pieterse, and Steve Humble. --- Listen now on (https://admissible.vpm.org) or your favorite podcast platform. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In 1990, Jens Soering, a German honors student at the University of Virginia, was sentenced to life after a spectacular televised trial for the 1985 murders of his lover's Elizabeth's parents, Derek and Nancy Haysom. In a classic example of “he said/she said,” at their trials the star-crossed lovers each pointed the finger at the other as the actual murderer. Were Jens and Elizabeth Romeo and Juliet or Macbeth and Lady Macbeth?  From his Virginia prison cell,Soering deployed his charm to create his own personal innocence project, recruiting celebrities such as Martin Sheen, John Grisham, Amanda Knox and even Angela Merkel. Soering was paroled and deported to Germany in 2019. Soering sold the rights to his story and launched a media campaign which portrayed him as a victim of America's cruel and arbitrary courts. Yet skeptics have questioned Soering's claims, and he is now locked in a pitched battle to define his place in history. A chief skeptic in the matter is Andrew Hammel, a bilingual German/English criminal lawyer and investigative journalist. Mr. Hammel traces the entire story, beginning with the bizarre romance which led to two gruesome killings. Drawing on five years of research and confidential sources with fresh revelations, Hammel takes the reader behind the scenes of one of the most extraordinary true-crime cases in modern history – and its equally gripping aftermath.

In 1990, Jens Soering, a German honors student at the University of Virginia, was sentenced to life after a spectacular televised trial for the 1985 murders of his lover's Elizabeth's parents, Derek and Nancy Haysom. In a classic example of “he said/she said,” at their trials the star-crossed lovers each pointed the finger at the other as the actual murderer. Were Jens and Elizabeth Romeo and Juliet or Macbeth and Lady Macbeth?  From his Virginia prison cell, Soering deployed his charm to create his own personal innocence project, recruiting celebrities such as Martin Sheen, John Grisham, Amanda Knox and even Angela Merkel. Soering was paroled and deported to Germany in 2019. Soering sold the rights to his story and launched a media campaign which portrayed him as a victim of America's cruel and arbitrary courts. Yet skeptics have questioned Soering's claims, and he is now locked in a pitched battle to define his place in history. A chief skeptic in the matter is Andrew Hammel, a bilingual German/English criminal lawyer and investigative journalist. Mr. Hammel traces the entire story, beginning with the bizarre romance which led to two gruesome killings. Drawing on five years of research and confidential sources with fresh revelations, Hammel takes the reader behind the scenes of one of the most extraordinary true-crime cases in modern history – and its equally gripping aftermath.

Aşk, bağımlılık, para ve cinayet. Son dönemin popüler isimleri Jens Soering ve Elizabeth Haysom'ın 1985 yılında yaşadıkları entrika dolu olaylara ışık tutarken, Virginia'da vahşi bir şekilde katledilen Derek ve Nancy Haysom çiftinin katil ya da katillerinin peşine düşüyoruz.

Aşk, bağımlılık, para ve cinayet. Son dönemin popüler isimleri Jens Soering ve Elizabeth Haysom'ın 1985 yılında yaşadıkları entrika dolu olaylara ışık tutarken, Virginia'da vahşi bir şekilde katledilen Derek ve Nancy Haysom çiftinin katil ya da katillerinin peşine düşüyoruz.

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Jens Soering has been telling people for over 30 years that he did not do the murders he was sent to prison for doing. He says DNA proves it. But, Does It? You may be surprised to see that even top crime writers like John Grisham could get it wrong. Find out from a cop's point of view what the evidence reallys says. This is Evidence that Demands a Verdict? What do you say after hearing the real evidence that points out the real killer of this terrible murder in 1985 in Bedford Virginia.    Contact me: charliecrimebuster@gmail.com  Support: www.peacemakernetwork.com  Web site: www.charliecrimebuster.com  

Jens Soering and Elizabeth Haysom, star crossed lovers or two diabolical k*llers? You be the judge! Danielle is back for ROUND 2 of telling a story for Jenna. Another switcheroo! Merchandise: https://did-not-need-to-know.creator-spring.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/didnotneedtoknow/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DNNTKpodcastTwitter: https://twitter.com/dnntkpodcastWebsite: https://https://www.didnotneedtoknow.com

Em 30 de março de 1985, o casal Nancy e Derek Haysom foi assassinado dentro de sua própria casa em Lynchburg, na Virgínia. A filha do casal, Elizabeth e seu então namorado Jens Soering confessaram participação no crime, mas posteriormente, um acusou o outro de ser o assassino. Afinal, quem está falando a verdade?

Jens Söring, usually rendered in English as Jens Soering, (born 1 August 1966, in Bangkok, Thailand) is a German convicted double murderer. In 1990, he was convicted in Virginia, United States of America of murdering the parents of his then-girlfriend, Elizabeth Haysom. For her role in the deaths, Haysom was convicted of two counts of accessory before the fact to murder. In prison, Soering claimed he was not guilty. After fourteen parole requests and numerous petitions for a gubernatorial pardon - all unsuccessful - he was released on probation and deported to Germany in 2019. Söring appears on talk shows, has an exclusive contract with Netflix and uses his case in the media. In Germany, for legal reasons, Soering is not allowed to accuse his ex-girlfriend of the crime. Instead, Soering portrayed himself as a victim and critic of an unjust US justice system. Jens Söring has published eight books and works as a speaker and consultant. After his deportation to Germany, he was a guest on numerous well-known German talk shows. In Germany, for legal reasons, he is not allowed to accuse his ex-girlfriend of the crime. This makes it difficult to engage with him directly and critically. Instead, Soring portrayed himself as a victim and critic of the system who defends himself against the injustice of the US justice system. In autumn 2023 Soering appeared in an exclusive “Netflix“-Special.

Derek and Nancy Haysom were brutially slashed and stabbed to death in thier retirement home in Bedford Virginia. A beautiful home back in the woods was the scene that led investigators to call it the worse crime scene they had ever wittnessed. Despite a confession this murder investigation was far from being over. Even to this day, the mystery remains as who really did this horrific killing of two people. Join with us as we try to solve together  who really did this horrible deed. This and more on this episode of Charlie Crimebuster.    Contact me: charliecrimebuster@gmail.com  Support: www.peacemakernetwork.com  Web site with more charlie shows: www.charliecrimebuster.com   

Kate discusses Till Murder Do Us Part: Soering Vs. Haysom (Netflix), which gives new insights into the 1985 murders of Derek and Nancy Haysom. She also discusses the 20/20 (ABC) episode about the murders of Tina and Dean Clouse, and the disappearance of their daughter Holly. Kate also gives the latest update on her search for answers about her father, including a chance encounter at Trader Joes with a source who may have a key to more information. Reality Life with Kate CaseyMust Watch List: https://katecasey.substack.comPatreon: http://www.patreon.com/katecaseyTwitter: https://twitter.com/katecaseyInstagram: http://www.instagram.com/katecaseycaTik Tok: http://www.tiktok.com/itskatecaseyFacebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/113157919338245Amazon.com: www.amazon.com/shop/katecaseySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Jens Soering faces his accusers. A key aspect of criminal trials is the interrogation of the defendant. In this episode, Soering must answer difficult questions posed by Judge Ralph Guise-Ruebe. Soering responds to the allegations that have been considered unanswered for decades. Why did he confess three times? Why did he wait four years to withdraw his confession? How could he know so many details of the crime scene if he was not the killer? More on this in this episode of the podcast “The Jens Soering Case – A New Verdict.” To prevent any distortion of statements, we conducted the interrogation with the original hosts in english. If you want to learn more about the Jens Soering case, Investigator Chuck Reid shares his perspective in an exclusive report. He delves into observations and evidence that didn't even come to light during the original trial. For more information, check out: www.soering-case.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“I'm innocent!” The final words of defendant Jens Soering at his trial in 1990 are by now nearly world-famous. Immediately after he said those words, Judge William Sweeney pronounced him guilty, based on the jury's verdict. In this episode, Judge Ralph Guise-Ruebe renders his own verdict in the Soering case, based on the evidence known in 1990 and today. Would Soering still be indicted and convicted today? The verdict – the President of the Hanover Regional Court decides. More on this in this episode of the podcast “The Jens Soering Case – A New Verdict.” Due to the international nature of the case, the original voices of Daniela and Ralph were replaced with English AI voices so that English-speaking listeners can also enjoy the podcast. However, in Episode 10, you will hear the original voices of the two hosts. If you want to learn more about the Jens Soering case, Investigator Chuck Reid shares his perspective in an exclusive report. He delves into observations and evidence that didn't even come to light during the original trial. For more information, check out: www.soering-case.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A German citizen on trial in an American court: This unusual constellation throws an interesting light on the divergent features of the two legal systems. In the eighth episode, the two hosts talk about the role of criminal defense lawyers in court, and how the public perception of the trial has had a lasting impact on Jens Soering. How should the proceedings against him in 1990 be assessed today, considering all of the surrounding circumstances? More on this in this episode of the podcast “The Jens Soering Case – A New Verdict”. Due to the international nature of the case, the original voices of Daniela and Ralph were replaced with English AI voices so that English-speaking listeners can also enjoy the podcast. However, in Episode 10, you will hear the original voices of the two hosts. If you want to learn more about the Jens Soering case, Investigator Chuck Reid shares his perspective in an exclusive report. He delves into observations and evidence that didn't even come to light during the original trial. For more information, check out: www.soering-case.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In June 2023, Daniela Hillers is heading to Washington for a trip back in time. The shocking double murder of Derek and Nancy Haysom in 1985 rocked the peaceful town of Lynchburg in the state of Virginia. The suspects in this case are Elizabeth Haysom, the daughter, and her then-boyfriend, Jens Söring, the son of a German diplomat. Their hasty departure from the USA raised suspicions that they might be involved in the Haysom couple's murders. This sets off a daring journey across Asia and Europe, ultimately leading to their arrest and detention. During her investigation, Daniela gains access to the evidence room and archives, conducts exclusive interviews, and talks to locals. It becomes clear that the shock from those past murders still lingers, and opinions about "the German guy" remain divided. Due to the international nature of the case, the original voices of Daniela and Ralph were replaced with English AI voices so that English-speaking listeners can also enjoy the podcast. However, in Episode 10, you will hear the original voices of the two hosts. If you want to learn more about the Jens Soering case, Investigator Chuck Reid shares his perspective in an exclusive report. He delves into observations and evidence that didn't even come to light during the original trial. For more information, check out: www.soering-case.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Carelessness or malfeasance? Years after Jens Soering's conviction, various new pieces of evidence came to light. The jury at his trial was never told about the results of a luminol test on the getaway car, chief investigator Chuck Reid did not testify as a witness - on top of that: in 2016 the existence of a drawn up FBI perpetrator profile from 1985 is denied.  Procedural errors by the court in Bedford and a failure of the criminal defense attorney, who later lost his license because of errors he made in Soering's case? Does new and suppressed evidence provide a different view on the verdict 33 years later? More on this in this episode of the podcast “The Jens Soering Case – A New Verdict.” Due to the international nature of the case, the original voices of Daniela and Ralph were replaced with English AI voices so that English-speaking listeners can also enjoy the podcast. However, in Episode 10, you will hear the original voices of the two hosts. If you want to learn more about the Jens Soering case, Investigator Chuck Reid shares his perspective in an exclusive report. He delves into observations and evidence that didn't even come to light during the original trial. For more information, check out: www.soering-case.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“It fits Soering like a glove” — that's what the prosecutor told the jury about a sock print found at the crime scene. After the trial one of the jurors confirmed that Jens Soering was only found guilty because of a sock print called LR3. But how does Judge Ralph Guise-Ruebe see this piece of evidence today? Was it “junk science” or conclusive proof of guilt? How much weight should sock print analysis be given in criminal proceedings? More on this in this episode of the podcast “The Jens Soering Case – A New Verdict.” Due to the international nature of the case, the original voices of Daniela and Ralph were replaced with English AI voices so that English-speaking listeners can also enjoy the podcast. However, in Episode 10, you will hear the original voices of the two hosts. If you want to learn more about the Jens Soering case, Investigator Chuck Reid shares his perspective in an exclusive report. He delves into observations and evidence that didn't even come to light during the original trial. For more information, check out: www.soering-case.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“DNA tests solve the case.” How often do we read headlines like this today? In the 2020s, DNA plays an essential role in criminal investigations and trials. But in the Jens Soering case, new DNA findings and expert opinions are hotly contested decades after the trial and years after his release. Does the genetic evidence from 2022 say something different than the serological evidence in 1990? What information do the DNA traces found at the scene of the Haysom murders provide about Jens Soering as a possible perpetrator? Does the absence of DNA at the crime scene prove the absence of a suspect? More on this in this episode of the podcast “The Jens Soering Case – A New Verdict.” Due to the international nature of the case, the original voices of Daniela and Ralph were replaced with English AI voices so that English-speaking listeners can also enjoy the podcast. However, in Episode 10, you will hear the original voices of the two hosts. If you want to learn more about the Jens Soering case, Investigator Chuck Reid shares his perspective in an exclusive report. He delves into observations and evidence that didn't even come to light during the original trial. For more information, check out: www.soering-case.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Showdown of the former lovers in court: During the three-week trial in June 1990, Jens Soering and Elizabeth Haysom meet again for the first time since their arrest in 1986. Their encounter takes place in front of the cameras. Elizabeth Haysom takes the stand as the prosecution's star witness. But how reliable is her testimony? Can you believe a witness who makes a deal with the prosecutor and has lied so many times in the past? How should her unusually close relationship with prosecutor James Updike be assessed? More on this in this episode of the podcast “The Jens Soering Case – A New Verdict.” Due to the international nature of the case, the original voices of Daniela and Ralph were replaced with English AI voices so that English-speaking listeners can also enjoy the podcast. However, in Episode 10, you will hear the original voices of the two hosts. If you want to learn more about the Jens Soering case, Investigator Chuck Reid shares his perspective in an exclusive report. He delves into observations and evidence that didn't even come to light during the original trial. For more information, check out: www.soering-case.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Since his trial in 1990, Jens Soering has insisted that his false confession was intended to protect his girlfriend at the time, Elizabeth Haysom, from execution. Do people really confess to murders and accept long prison sentences for others? In the second episode of this podcast, the focus is not only on Soering's confessions but also on the interrogation methods used at the time. What types of false confessions are there? What weight does a confession carry in an indictment and later at trial? More on this in this episode of the podcast “The Jens Soering Case – A New Verdict.” Due to the international nature of the case, the original voices of Daniela and Ralph were replaced with English AI voices so that English-speaking listeners can also enjoy the podcast. However, in Episode 10, you will hear the original voices of the two hosts. If you want to learn more about the Jens Soering case, Investigator Chuck Reid shares his perspective in an exclusive report. He delves into observations and evidence that didn't even come to light during the original trial. For more information, check out: www.soering-case.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A fair trial or a witch-hunt? The court proceedings against Jens Soering became a public show trial and media spectacle. Was the German honors student presented as a convenient fall guy? Was Judge William Sweeney really biased? How did the jury reach its guilty verdict? The images of the chubby-cheeked German in front of an American court are deeply etched in public memory. What role does a judge play when presiding over a high-profile criminal trial? More on this in this episode of the podcast “The Jens Soering Case – A New Verdict.” Due to the international nature of the case, the original voices of Daniela and Ralph were replaced with English AI voices so that English-speaking listeners can also enjoy the podcast. However, in Episode 10, you will hear the original voices of the two hosts. If you want to learn more about the Jens Soering case, Investigator Chuck Reid shares his perspective in an exclusive report. He delves into observations and evidence that didn't even come to light during the original trial. For more information, check out: www.soering-case.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“A witness is the worst kind of evidence!” That‘s what Judge Ralph Guise-Ruebe says in this episode, and he explains why. At Soering's trial, witness Donald Harrington claimed to have seen bandages on Soering's hands and a black eye on his face at the funeral of Derek and Nancy Haysom. A mystery for the investigators and even for the victims' relatives, since no one else noticed these injuries. How important are the alleged wounds on a suspect like Soering? More on this in this episode of the podcast “The Jens Soering Case – A New Verdict.” Due to the international nature of the case, the original voices of Daniela and Ralph were replaced with English AI voices so that English-speaking listeners can also enjoy the podcast. However, in Episode 10, you will hear the original voices of the two hosts. If you want to learn more about the Jens Soering case, Investigator Chuck Reid shares his perspective in an exclusive report. He delves into observations and evidence that didn't even come to light during the original trial. For more information, check out: www.soering-case.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The one where we talk about "true crime" media and its similarities with conspiracy theories, do a lightning review of several true crime programs, and submit our verdict on the highly publicized murder trials of Adnan Syed and Jens Soering with German-American law professor,  translator, crime blogger, and former Texas death row defense attorney Andrew Hammel.Brought to you by an amazing new (and Nazi-free!) German-language home entertainment streaming service. TIMESTAMPS:Chapter 3: Interview with Andrew Hammel (1:45)A message from our sponsor (1:41:34)(These timestamps were prepared with genuine Bavarian Weisslacker beer cheese)Support the showVisit our website at www.paranoidplanet.ca

The one where we talk about "true crime" media and its similarities with conspiracy theories, do a lightning review of several true crime programs, and submit our verdict on the highly publicized murder trials of Adnan Syed and Jens Soering with German-American law professor,  translator, crime blogger, and former Texas death row defense attorney Andrew Hammel.Brought to you by an amazing new (and Nazi-free!) German-language home entertainment streaming service.  TIMESTAMPS:Chapter 1: True Crime With James Jervis (14:25)Chapter 2: We Need to Talk About Kevin (53:40)(None of these timestamps were manufactured in the Third Reich)TO MAKE A CONTRIBUTION TOWARDS THE CHILDREN OF ROBYN AND KEVIN,  PLEASE CLICK HERE: https://www.gofundme.com/f/a-family-in-crisis-and-in-need-of-supportSupport the showSupport the showVisit our website at www.paranoidplanet.ca

The trailer for "The Jens Soering Case: A New Verdict" Cold-blooded killer or victim of injustice? Naive nerd and lifesaver or calculated double murderer of his then-girlfriend's parents? In this 10-part podcast series, the two hosts, Daniela Hillers and Ralph Guise-Ruebe, take a critical look at the murder case from the 1980s: the murder of the Haysom couple in Virginia in 1985, which for decades has also become the "Jens Soering case." Could there be an indictment and conviction based on the evidence today? Was the 1990 trial lawful? What are the differences between the USA and Germany? In addition to Jens Soering himself, a total of 14 experts on the case are featured, including best-selling author John Grisham, former crime scene investigator Chuck Reid, and a former friend and co-inmate of Elizabeth Haysom, all of whom provide insightful insider knowledge. What if the story was completely different? "The Jens Soering Case: A New Verdict" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The one where we talk about "true crime" media and its similarities with conspiracy theories, do a lightning review of several true crime programs, and submit our verdict on the highly publicized murder trials of Adnan Syed and Jens Soering with German-American law professor,  translator, crime blogger, and former Texas death row defense attorney Andrew Hammel.Brought to you by an amazing new (and Nazi-free!) German-language home entertainment streaming service.  Support the showVisit our website at www.paranoidplanet.ca

After very publicly advocating for the innocence of a man named Jens Soering, who spent over 30 years in prison for a double murder he says he didn't commit, we encountered new information that gave us serious reason to doubt his innocence, and we found ourselves in ethical dilemma. This led us to connect with journalist Andrew Hammel to give a fair heaing to the case for Jens Soering's guilt. Before encountering this new information, we released two other projects featuring Jens Soering: Our previous interview with Jens Soering on Labyrinths: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/47-the-ultimate-putz-jens-soering/id1494368441?i=1000557496553 Our podcast series about the Haysom murders on The Truth About True Crime https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/killing-for-love-the-catalyst/id1439490091?i=1000440039285 Get early access to ad-free episodes, bonus content, and more by supporting Labyrinths on patreon. www.patreon.com/knoxrobinson www.knoxrobinson.com Twitter: @amandaknox | @manunderbridge IG: @amamaknox | @emceecarbon Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A young couple's passionate love affair results in a brutal double murder. Justice takes a windy path rife with shocking allegations, young love gone very badly, a flight from justice, bitter betrayals, and perhaps...a wrongful conviction? This Week's Episode Is Brought To You By: Nom Nom - Your Dog's Dish, Down to Science - trynom.com/LOVEMURDER for 50% off your two week trial, plus free shipping Modern Fertility - At-Home Fertility Testing - https://modernfertility.com/lovemurder/ for $20 off your test Sources: Beyond Reason by Ken Englade Killing for Love - Apple TV Small Town Big Crime Podcast ABC13 News 9/12/22- Norean Turyn  Find LOVE MURDER online: Website: lovemurder.love Instagram: @lovemurderpod Twitter: @lovemurderpod  Facebook: LoveMrdrPod TikTok: @LoveMurderPod Patreon: /LoveMurderPod Credits: Love Murder is hosted by Jessie Pray and Andie Cassette, produced by Nathaniel Whittemore and edited by Kyle Barbour-Hoffman Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A young couple's passionate love affair results in a brutal double murder. Justice takes a windy path rife with shocking allegations, young love gone very badly, a flight from justice, bitter betrayals, and perhaps...a wrongful conviction? This Week's Episode Is Brought To You By: Nom Nom - Your Dog's Dish, Down to Science - trynom.com/LOVEMURDER for 50% off your two week trial, plus free shipping Modern Fertility - At-Home Fertility Testing - https://modernfertility.com/lovemurder/ for $20 off your test Sources: Beyond Reason by Ken Englade Killing for Love - Apple TV Small Town Big Crime Podcast ABC13 News 9/12/22- Norean Turyn  Find LOVE MURDER online: Website: lovemurder.love Instagram: @lovemurderpod Twitter: @lovemurderpod  Facebook: LoveMrdrPod TikTok: @LoveMurderPod Patreon: /LoveMurderPod Credits: Love Murder is hosted by Jessie Pray and Andie Cassette, produced by Nathaniel Whittemore and edited by Kyle Barbour-Hoffman Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jens Soering's team has been calling for new DNA testing on crime scene evidence for years but claims Bedford County officials are stonewalling. After Rachel and Courteney meet with the man who could reopen the case and order new testing, Bedford's top prosecutor Wes Nance, he gives them a challenge: find a lab on the cutting edge of DNA science and see if new testing technology can provide answers in the case. A path to DNA testing opens. A special thanks to Bruce Williamson for his legal assistance.Sound production by Taylor ThomasTo support the investigative efforts of Small Town Big Crime, please visit https://www.patreon.com/SmallTownBigCrimeSupport the show

When Derek and Nancy Haysom were found brutally murdered in their Virginia home, police weren't sure what to think at first. But when they questioned the Haysom's daughter Elizabeth and her boyfriend, Jens Soering, the two fled the country, leading police on an international chase to find the couple and answer the question—who was really responsible? Sources: Killing for Love The Detective's Report by Terry Wright New Evidence of Innocence: The Jens Soering Story The Experts Agree: No Unknown DNA at the Söring Crime Scene Fabricated Innocence: The Self-Exoneration and Re-Incrimination of Jens Soering German national granted parole for infamous 1985 slayings of girlfriend's parents Special thanks to: Matthew Lee Schipper, for editing and music production Come hang out with us! Facebook Instagram Twitter To get exclusive content and merch, become a Soaker, a Super Soaker, or a Bath Bomber at our Patreon! Remember to self-care & prepare! We'll catch you next time! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bodypartspod/support

Just when you think the story of Jens Soering met Elizabeth Haysom is over, it JUST KEEPS GOING. (This is a two-part episode! Make sure you listen to part 1 before this one.) There's bonus content, ad-free episodes, and other perks on our Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/witchesmagicmurdermystery Podcast store: https://witches-magic-murder-mystery-podcast-store.myshopify.com Sources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Haysom https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jens_Söring https://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/a-new-chapter-in-a-double-murder-case https://discover.hubpages.com/politics/Jens-Soering-Elizabeth-Haysom https://www.thoughtco.com/diplomatic-immunity-definition-4153374#:~:text=Diplomatic%20immunity%20is%20a%20principle,of%20the%20countries%20hosting%20them. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2019/11/26/jens-soering-elizabeth-haysom-granted-parole-virginia-killings/4306744002/ https://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/the-double-murder-case-that-still-haunts-me https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2015/11/09/blood-ties All Witches, Magic, Murder, & Mystery episodes are a mix of Kara and Megan's personal thoughts and opinions in response to the information that is publicly available at the time of recording, as well as, in some cases, personal accounts provided by listeners. In regard to these self-reported personal accounts, there can be no assurance that the information provided is 100% accurate. If you love the Trash Witch art (see our Patreon or the Podcast store), Tiffini Scherbing of Scherbing Arts created her. Find her art page on Facebook! Check out @witchesmagicmurdermystery on Instagram, or find our Facebook group by searching “Witches, Magic, Murder, & Mystery Podcast Discussion Group.” Email every single weird story you've got to witchesmagicmurdermystery@gmail.com. Get to know us better: Kara: @atoakandmain on Instagram Megan: @meganmakesjokes on TikTok Theme music: Chloe's Lullaby by Robert Austin. Available on Spotify, Google Play, YouTube, Bandcamp, and Patreon!

Do you ever wonder how your life could be completely different if you'd just never met a certain person? Jens Soering met Elizabeth Haysom during orientation at the University of Virginia, and we bet he really wishes he hadn't. (This is a two-part episode! If you're on the Patreon, part 2 is available for you right now, ad-free, on your Patreon feed. If you're not on the Patreon, you'll be able to listen on Monday!) There's bonus content, ad-free episodes, and other perks on our Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/witchesmagicmurdermystery Podcast store: https://witches-magic-murder-mystery-podcast-store.myshopify.com Sources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Haysom https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jens_Söring https://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/a-new-chapter-in-a-double-murder-case https://discover.hubpages.com/politics/Jens-Soering-Elizabeth-Haysom https://www.thoughtco.com/diplomatic-immunity-definition-4153374#:~:text=Diplomatic%20immunity%20is%20a%20principle,of%20the%20countries%20hosting%20them. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2019/11/26/jens-soering-elizabeth-haysom-granted-parole-virginia-killings/4306744002/ https://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/the-double-murder-case-that-still-haunts-me https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2015/11/09/blood-ties All Witches, Magic, Murder, & Mystery episodes are a mix of Kara and Megan's personal thoughts and opinions in response to the information that is publicly available at the time of recording, as well as, in some cases, personal accounts provided by listeners. In regard to these self-reported personal accounts, there can be no assurance that the information provided is 100% accurate. If you love the Trash Witch art (see our Patreon or the Podcast store), Tiffini Scherbing of Scherbing Arts created her. Find her art page on Facebook! Check out @witchesmagicmurdermystery on Instagram, or find our Facebook group by searching “Witches, Magic, Murder, & Mystery Podcast Discussion Group.” Email every single weird story you've got to witchesmagicmurdermystery@gmail.com. Get to know us better: Kara: @atoakandmain on Instagram Megan: @meganmakesjokes on TikTok Theme music: Chloe's Lullaby by Robert Austin. Available on Spotify, Google Play, YouTube, Bandcamp, and Patreon!

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Part 1 - The Case of Elizabeth Haysom and Jens Soeringขอบคุณที่ให้กำลังใจ ทั้งคำแนะนำ และคำวิจารณ์ ยินดีอย่างยิ่งค่ะ เชิญ Subscribe ด้วยนะคะ เรามีเรื่องน่าสนใจตามมาอีกมากค่ะ Email: texasthaishow@gmail.com

In this episode, Anne bakes up a delicious Strawberry Swirl Pound Cake. The recipe calls for Almond Extract and Kill Vanilla. Anne deviates and uses yummy strawberry jam. Karen recounts a double murder in Bedford County, VA, which is near Lynchburg, VA. Then, Anne gives us the terrifying murders by the Dating Game Killer, Rodney Acala, whose victims are vast and there are still more out there unidentified. The case Karen covers in Virginia is the Haysom Murders where a rebellious University of Virgina freshman and her college boyfriend plot the demise of her parents simply because she is spoiled and wants her way. The sisters don't agree with the name given to the Dating Game Killer because he was only on one episode and even though he won, the woman who picked him had the sense to not actually go on a date with him. They do agree that boob biting is never acceptable in any scenario.  They respectfully pay homage to Robin Samsoe, who was an unfortunate victim of Rodney Acala, but it was her murder that led to the solving of many others that actually got Rodney tried and convicted, even though there are many victims of his that are still unidentified. Investigators found over 900 pictures of his victims, but cannot release them because of the violence depicted of his torturing them in the pictures. Indie spotlights: Voluntary Input: "Never forced, never coerced. Open discussions about things in life that matter to you most." Offtopia: "...Listen to us ramble about writing, art, music, and more!" Justin Time "Justin and Carter go from every corner of the universe to discuss topics, drink beers, and answer your questions. Join the beer club today." Karen's sources: Elizabeth Haysom - Wikipedia Jens Söring - Wikipedia A MANSONESQUE KILLING BRINGS SHUDDERS TO GENTEEL VIRGINIA – Chicago Tribune The Haysom Murders - Home (weebly.com) Was Accessory in Murders of Parents, Heiress Admits - Los Angeles Times (latimes.com) Scenario of How the Haysom Murders May have Occurred (murderpedia.org) DAUGHTER IS SENTENCED TO 90 YEARS FOR ROLE IN VA. SLAYING OF PARENTS - The Washington Post Elizabeth Haysom Denied Parole | WSET Virginia killer with Nova Scotia ties to be paroled, deported | CBC News Soering, Haysom paroled | BedfordBulletin.com Parole board member, investigators visit crime scene before granting Jens Soering, Elizabeth Haysom parole (wsls.com) Parole board member, investigators visit crime scene before granting Jens Soering, Elizabeth Haysom parole (wsls.com) Fabricated Innocence: The Self-Exoneration and Re-Incrimination of Jens Soering (quillette.com) Elizabeth Haysom | Murderpedia, the encyclopedia of murderers Jens Söring: US returns double murderer to Germany after 33 years - BBC News Anne's sources: https://m.facebook.com/find.alcala.victims/photos/a.161190713928936/161190757262265/ https://www.marieclaire.com/culture/a4576/rodney-alcala-dating-game-killer/ https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/uk-world-news/dating-show-killed-raped-women-24284127.amp https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nhregister.com/news/amp/After-35-years-Jill-Barcomb-s-family-still-11515467.php https://www.nytimes.com/2011/02/05/nyregion/05unsolved.html https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.marinij.com/2021/07/29/serial-killer-suspected-in-marin-murder-dies-in-prison/amp/ https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.staradvertiser.com/2021/07/24/breaking-news/imprisoned-dating-game-killer-who-took-victims-earrings-as-trophies-dies-in-california/amp/ And information from The Book of Serial Killers by Jack Rosewood

When we first met Jens, he was still serving a life sentence for a double homicide he didn't commit. We devoted a whole season of our prior podcast, The Truth About True Crime, to his case (link below). Now, after 33 years in prison, he's free, and rebuilding his life in his native Germany. We flew to Hamburg to meet him in person for the first time and to learn how he's been navigating the labyrinth of freedom. https://art19.com/shows/the-truth-about-true-crime/episodes/e42542d4-58fb-42bf-a08e-ac9d7a29e144 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the final episode of our four part series on the Haysom Murders we talk about Jens Soering's efforts to get his conviction overturned and explore case evidence in depth.

In this episode we talk about the Elizabeth Haysom and Jens Soering's trials for the. murder of Derek and Nancy Haysom.

Very rarely today we're talking about what is technically a solved case, but a solved case that a lot of people still have doubts about to this day. In 1985, Derek and Nancy Haysom were found dead in their Virginia home and their daughter's boyfriend was found guilty of the crime. But did he really do it? Or was it their own daughter?

In this episode we describe the crime scene and Jens Soering and Elizabeth Haysom's run from the law.

In this episode we introduce Elizabeth Haysom and Jens Soering and how they met in 1984 at the University of Virginia.

Es ist einer der aufsehenerregendsten True-Crime-Stoffe der letzten Jahrzehnte: Am 30. März 1985 werden die Eltern der US-amerikanischen Studentin Elizabeth Haysom in ihrem Haus in Virginia auf brutalste Weise ermordet. Sie hatten mit ihrem Mörder zuvor offenbar gegessen und getrunken. Haysoms Freund – der deutsche Diplomatensohn und Student Jens Söring – und sie selbst werden im April 1986 in London festgenommen. »Das System Söring« erzählt die Geschichte eines wegen zweifachen Mordes verurteilten Deutschen, der 2019 aus einem US-amerikanischen Gefängnis auf Bewährung entlassen und nach Deutschland ausgeliefert wurde. Seitdem versucht er, gemeinsam mit einem Netzwerk von Unterstützer:innen, die Öffentlichkeit von seiner Version der Ereignisse zu überzeugen.

Zakochani daliby się zabić dla kochanej osoby#8230; a czy potrafiliby zabić? Elizabeth Haysom i Jens Soering. Kolacja u jej rodziców wymknęła się spod kontroli#8230; Zginęły dwie osoby Ray i Faye Copeland. Najstarsza para skazana na karę śmierci. Zamiast cieszyć się spokojną emeryturą na wsi, wcielili w życie diaboliczny plan.

On April 3, 1985, Derek and Nancy Haysom were found dead in their home in Bedford County, Virginia. Investigators have charged their daughter, Elizabeth Haysom, and her boyfriend, Jens Soering, in their murder. Join us for the second half of our two-parter on the Haysom murders where we detail what happened during the trial and developments in the years since their convictions, featuring a special interview with Dr. J Thomas McClintock, founder of DNA Diagnostics, Inc! A big thank you to this week's sponsors: Anchor Sources we used for this episode: https://www.sundancenow.com/series/watch/killing-for-love/66461ad4d34ab087?season=1 https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2015/11/09/blood-ties https://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/a-new-chapter-in-a-double-murder-case https://deadline.com/2020/09/blood-ties-movie-gugu-mbatha-raw-kiernan-shipka-cole-sprouse-aaron-katz-toronto-film-festival-1234574488/ https://murderpedia.org/female.H/images/haysom-elizabeth/scenario.pdf https://soeringguiltyascharged.com/2018/03/15/transcript-of-jens-soerings-interview-with-the-german-prosecutor-30-december-1986/ https://www.cbs19news.com/story/42418003/local-podcast-investigates-dna-evidence-in-haysom-murders-jens-soering-case https://art19.com/shows/the-truth-about-true-crime/episodes/e42542d4-58fb-42bf-a08e-ac9d7a29e144 https://wset.com/news/local/convicted-murderer-of-1985-crimes-appears-on-dr-phil-show https://murderpedia.org/male.S/s/soering-jens.htm https://murderpedia.org/female.H/h/haysom-elizabeth.htm https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/virginia-news/they-didnt-break-me-german-man-convicted-of-va-double-murder-freed-after-33-years/2019/12/17/d10409a2-20ea-11ea-a153-dce4b94e4249_story.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jens_S%C3%B6ring https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Haysom https://quillette.com/2020/03/08/fabricated-innocence-the-self-exoneration-and-re-incrimination-of-jens-soering/ https://hammeltranslations.com/2020/07/14/the-experts-agree-no-unknown-dna-at-the-soring-crime-scene/ https://richmond.com/news/local/crime/ex-girlfriend-jens-soering-killed-her-parents-because-mom-had-sexually-abused-her/article_5b0a3614-33fa-5304-af0c-381fc5640a61.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folie_%C3%A0_deux --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shockingly-wicked/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shockingly-wicked/support

On April 3, 1985, Derek and Nancy Haysom were found dead in their home in Bedford County, Virginia. They had been slashed and stabbed to death, throats slit until they were nearly decapitated. Although investigators hoped to rule out the family, they soon began to zero in on the couple's youngest daughter, Elizabeth, and her boyfriend, Jens Soering, as the perpetrators. Join Briana and Brittany on the first half of the next big two-parter where they discuss the crime and the unlikely capture of the two young lovers abroad. A big thank you to this week's sponsors: Anchor Be sure to check out our friends at Boos & Beetches & Booze! Sources we used for this episode: https://www.sundancenow.com/series/watch/killing-for-love/66461ad4d34ab087?season=1 https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2015/11/09/blood-ties https://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/a-new-chapter-in-a-double-murder-case https://deadline.com/2020/09/blood-ties-movie-gugu-mbatha-raw-kiernan-shipka-cole-sprouse-aaron-katz-toronto-film-festival-1234574488/ https://murderpedia.org/female.H/images/haysom-elizabeth/scenario.pdf https://soeringguiltyascharged.com/2018/03/15/transcript-of-jens-soerings-interview-with-the-german-prosecutor-30-december-1986/ https://www.cbs19news.com/story/42418003/local-podcast-investigates-dna-evidence-in-haysom-murders-jens-soering-case https://art19.com/shows/the-truth-about-true-crime/episodes/e42542d4-58fb-42bf-a08e-ac9d7a29e144 https://wset.com/news/local/convicted-murderer-of-1985-crimes-appears-on-dr-phil-show https://murderpedia.org/male.S/s/soering-jens.htm https://murderpedia.org/female.H/h/haysom-elizabeth.htm https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/virginia-news/they-didnt-break-me-german-man-convicted-of-va-double-murder-freed-after-33-years/2019/12/17/d10409a2-20ea-11ea-a153-dce4b94e4249_story.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jens_S%C3%B6ring https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Haysom https://quillette.com/2020/03/08/fabricated-innocence-the-self-exoneration-and-re-incrimination-of-jens-soering/ https://hammeltranslations.com/2020/07/14/the-experts-agree-no-unknown-dna-at-the-soring-crime-scene/ https://richmond.com/news/local/crime/ex-girlfriend-jens-soering-killed-her-parents-because-mom-had-sexually-abused-her/article_5b0a3614-33fa-5304-af0c-381fc5640a61.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folie_%C3%A0_deux --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shockingly-wicked/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shockingly-wicked/support

In 1967, two young women working at High's Ice Cream in Staunton, Virginia were shot to death at work. Decades later, one of their coworkers, Sharron Smith, confessed on her deathbed to the killings. But that wasn't the end of the story. For some, it was just the beginning. William "Bill" Thomas, a man who had been acquitted of one of the murders, brought a lawsuit against Staunton itself, after living under a cloud of suspicion for years.Courteney Stuart had previously edited stories about the High's confession for The Hook, a local Charlottesville paper. Then, she found herself reporting on the Thomas lawsuit. She spoke with us about what it was like on the ground, covering the aftermath of an explosive small-town case.And check out Courteney's own true crime podcast — Small Town Big Crime — wherever you listen to podcasts. It delves into the shocking 1985 murders of Derek and Nancy Haysom, and the subsequent arrest of their daughter Elizabeth and her University of Virginia classmate Jens Soering. In the upcoming weeks, the Murder Sheet will roll out a miniseries on an unsolved restaurant mass murder, so stay tuned.Follow the Murder Sheet on social media for the latest.FacebookTwitterInstagramAnd send tips and thoughts to murdersheet@gmail.com.

Hello Drinkers and Trickers!  Brie talks about pH levels this week..... but it's different than what you learned in your middle school science class. This time it pertains to your health! She gives all the deets on the Alakine Diet and the benefits it can have on your pH levels. NEATO! Shay then dives into the bizarre case of Jens Soering and Elizabeth Haysom.

To support the investigative efforts of Small Town Big Crime, please visit our Patreon page We ask Jens Soering and his attorney to respond to discrepancies between his 1986 confession and what he told us last year. We trace the web of Soering's support to see how each influential person was brought in and became convinced of his innocence. The DNA experts and investigators who reviewed the case for Soering, respond to the alternate explanation about the unidentified DNAWriting and reporting by Rachel Ryan and Courteney StuartHosting and sound editing by Jaclyn PiermariniSound effects editing by Taylor Thomas

To support the investigative efforts of Small Town Big Crime, please visit our Patreon page Just as we think our investigation has reached a dead end, a Facebook message prompts new questions about Jens Soering's claims of innocence. A report by one of the British detectives who interrogated Jens in 1986 cites evidence that Jens' has been lying for 30 years. Thanks to our friend and fellow podcaster, Allison Melody, the host of Food Heals, we hear from a former Bedford deputy who has never spoken publicly about the Haysom murders. Writing and reporting by Rachel Ryan and Courteney StuartHosting and sound editing by Jaclyn PiermariniSound effects editing by Taylor Thomas

To support the investigative efforts of Small Town Big Crime, please visit our Patreon page.Jens Soering and Elizabeth Haysom exchanged flowery love letters in the early months of their relationship but their writings also contained dark and violent fantasies that hinted at murder. Three decades later we re-examine those letters and compare their words then with what they are saying now. As Jens and Elizabeth begin new lives decades later and an ocean apart, they can't escape the crime that changed the course of both of their lives. Writing and reporting by Rachel Ryan and Courteney StuartHosting and sound editing by Jaclyn PiermariniSound effects editing by Taylor Thomas

To support the investigative efforts of Small Town Big Crime, please visit https://www.patreon.com/SmallTownBigCrimeAfter years of speculation that "the drifters," William Shifflett and Robert Albright, were the real killers of Derek and Nancy Haysom, the results of a DNA test shed new light. In Germany, Jens Soering reacts to the results of that DNA test, and retired law enforcement investigators suggest next steps. Shifflett's son Will is confronted over evidence that he's lied about Elizabeth Haysom.Writing and reporting by Rachel Ryan and Courteney StuartHosting and sound editing by Jaclyn PiermariniSound effects editing by Taylor Thomas

To support the investigative efforts of Small Town Big Crime, please visit https://www.patreon.com/SmallTownBigCrimeThe night after brutally stabbing a homeless man in Roanoke, Virginia in 1985, William Shifflett and Robert Albright checked into a nearby emergency shelter called the RAFT. In 2018, a volunteer from the RAFT wrote a letter to the Virginia governor and to one of the original investigators in the Haysom murders stating she believed Jens Soering was wrongfully convicted. She cited incriminating conversations volunteers at the shelter overheard between Shifflett and Albright including reference to a "rich bitch" who'd refused to pay. She has refused all interviews since writing those letters until now. For the first time, that volunteer, Sandra Thornton, talks publicly about the night the two men checked into the RAFT. Written and Reported by Rachel Ryan and Courteney StuartHosted and Sound production by Jaclyn Piermarini Sound engineering by Taylor Thomas

A brilliant, beautiful scholar with a charmed upbringing meets a young German, who happens to be the son of a diplomat, while attending the prestigious University of Virginia. Young lovers find themselves in a "Romeo and Juliet" situation-- a relationship which her parent's disapprove. Plotting a way to be together, the pair find themselves in a web of romantic obsession and will stop at nothing to be together. This episode of Mountain Murders discusses a double murder, deception and a media firestorm surrounding Elizabeth Haysom and Jens Soering.Guilty or Innocent? intro music by joe buck yourselfemail: mountainmurderspodcast@gmail.com

Jens Soering and Elizabeth Haysom were granted parole in November of 2019 after serving more than three decades in prison. But the parole board also ruled that Soering’s claims of innocence are without merit, and he was denied a pardon by Virginia Governor Ralph Northam. In the eyes of the law, Jens Soering murdered Derek and Nancy Haysom, and officials in Bedford County maintain the case is closed. But the parole board investigation was done in secret so it’s unknown if any additional DNA testing was done of crime scene evidence. That leaves some unanswered questions, like who are the two men who left blood at the crime scene? Retired Charlottesville detective Richard Hudson has reviewed the case and wonders if the Haysom murders could be tied to a gruesome stabbing murder that took place not far from the Haysoms' home within days of their murders. Two men were convicted of that crime. Those two men, Robert Albright and William Shifflett, also had a suspicious encounter with a Bedford deputy within days of the Haysom murders. There are others who may have information about the murders including an auto shop owner in Bedford who says he had an encounter with Elizabeth when she and an unidentified man retrieved a car from his shop that was covered in blood. There’s also Elizabeth's roommate at the University of Virginia who helped her write an alibi in the days after the murders. And a volunteer from the homeless shelter where Albright and Shifflett stayed in the days after the brutal stabbing reveals the two men made some troubling comments about killing three people, not one. Hawes Spencer, a journalist who has done years of in depth reporting on the Haysom murders, weighs in on the parole announcement and lack of transparency in the case. Sound production by Taylor Thomas

Officials in Bedford County are convinced that Jens Soering is guilty of brutally murdering Derek and Nancy Haysom in their home in 1985, even though new DNA testing suggests two unidentified men were at the crime scene. The refusal of the Bedford County Sheriff's Office to reopen the case and test additional evidence for DNA has frustrated many people, including a former lead investigator in the Haysom murders. Elizabeth Haysom has kept largely quiet since her conviction of accessory to murder before the fact in her parents murders in 1987. However, she did speak out after the new DNA revelations in 2016 and doubled down on her claims that her boyfriend, Jens, killed her parents. She told a newspaper reporter that suffering years of sexual abuse was the reason she wanted her parents her dead. Amanda Knox, the foreign exchange student who spent four years in an Italian prison for murdering her roommate before having her conviction overturned, dedicated a season of her podcast, The Truth About True Crime, to the Haysom murders. She weighs in on the case and talks about her connection to Elizabeth and Jens.Sound production by Taylor Thomas

Type O Blood was found at the crime scene and was an important piece of evidence in convicting Jens Soering in the 1985 murders of Derek and Nancy Haysom. But newly tested DNA evidence suggests Soering wasn't at the crime scene, and the Type O blood belonged to an unidentified male. More testing revealed a second unknown male left blood at the scene. DNA experts don't believe Soering could have been at the Haysoms' home when they were murdered. A small town sheriff named Chip Harding starts investigating and finds additional evidence that provides clues to who may have killed the Haysoms. A music mogul in New York City named Jason Flom advocates for Soering's innocence.Sound production by Taylor Thomas.

The weekend Derek and Nancy Haysom were brutally murdered in their home in Bedford County, their youngest daughter Elizabeth and her boyfriend, Jens Soering, had rented a car and driven to Washington, DC. After the killings, Elizabeth maintained Jens drove the 200 miles from Washington to Bedford County to confront her parents about their disapproval of their relationship and ended up stabbing them to death. But Jens has a very different story to tell. From behind bars at the Buckingham Correctional Center in Virginia, Jens gives his version of events that night in March 1985 and the days and months after the crime. He explains why he falsely confessed to murdering the Haysoms and how a DNA discovery supports his innocence. An attorney working pro bono for Jens discusses his 1990 trial in Bedford and several issues related to the Haysom murder investigation.

In 1985 Jens Soering and Elizabeth Haysom were bright, promising students at the University of Virginia when Haysom's parents were found brutally murdered in their Bedford County home. The young couple became the prime suspects in the crime and fled the country. They were arrested in London several months later, and British detectives found some disturbing letters. Haysom pleaded guilty to being an accessory before the fact in her parents' murders and testified against Soering, saying he committed the murders because her parents didn't approve of their relationship. Forensic evidence presented at the trial sealed Soering's fate, and he was sentenced to two life sentences for the murders. But not everyone was convinced Soering could have committed the crimes.

It was the bloodiest crime scene investigators in Bedford County had ever seen. Derek and Nancy Haysom were stabbed more than thirty times in their own home. There was plenty of forensic evidence to collect, but detectives had few leads. After months of dead ends in the investigation, the couples' youngest daughter, Elizabeth, aroused suspicions with her strange behavior. When detectives started questioning her and her boyfriend, Jens Soering, the young lovers fled the country.

S9E4: UPDATED + ADDITIONAL CONTENT: Jens Soering: Fatal Attraction to Free Man This is an updated episode from season 8 with 22 minutes of new content. In 1985, Derek and Nancy Haysom were found brutally stabbed to death in their Bedford County, VA home - both nearly decapitated. When their daughter Elizabeth Haysom became a prime suspect, she and her boyfriend, Jens Soering, the son of a German diplomat, fled the country. The authorities finally caught up with them in London, and if extradited and found guilty, Elizabeth would face the electric chair. Under the illusion that his father’s diplomatic status would protect him from facing the death penalty in Virginia, Jens sacrificed himself for Elizabeth and gave a false confession that was riddled with inconsistencies. Upon learning of his misunderstanding and before being extradited to the US for trial, Jens fought and won a landmark judgment (Soering v UK) in the European Court of Human Rights, protecting himself from facing the death penalty upon his deliverance to Virginia. At Jens’ trial, prosecutor Jim Updike told the jury that Soering's confession was corroborated by several drops of type O blood at the crime scene - Jens’ blood type. None of the Haysoms had type O, so the blood had to be his. Updike repeated this claim 26 times. Jens was sentenced to 2 consecutive life terms. Elizabeth was convicted as an accessory. After almost 30 years in prison, DNA testing eliminated Jens Soering as a possible source of the type O blood at the scene. In 2017, two independent DNA scientists confirmed these findings, and they also found DNA evidence showing the presence of a second unknown man with type AB blood. The crime remains unsolved; however, Jens Soering’s wrongful conviction remains on his record. After over 33 years in prison, he was paroled on November 25th, 2019, along with Elizabeth Haysom, and is finally back in his home country of Germany. In this episode, you will hear excerpts of the original interview with Jens Soering, novelist John Grisham, and Sheriff J.E. "Chip” Harding of Albemarle County, VA. Then, Jens and Jason go over parole board strategy with Dr Phil, and finally, we hear reactions from Amanda Knox and Sheriff Harding - both of whom worked so hard on Jens’ behalf. Thanks to the amazing Small Town Big Crime podcast for providing additional audio. Thanks to the very generous Freedom Wynn for additional engineering. http://wrongfulconvictionpodcast.com Wrongful Conviction with Jason Flom is a production of Lava For Good™ Podcasts in association with Signal Co. No1 and PRX.

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The announcement this week that Jens Soering and Elizabeth Haysom had been granted parole after spending 33 years in prison sent shockwaves across the world and surprised even Soering's staunchest supporters. This bonus episode features the phone call where Jason Flom and Amanda Knox learned of Soering's release, and reaction from a local sheriff who says he still firmly believes the murder investigation of Derek and Nancy Haysom should be reopened.

In 1985 Derek and Nancy Haysom were brutally murdered in Bedford County, Virginia. Their daughter Elizabeth, a University of Virginia student, and her then-boyfriend, Jens Soering, the son of a German diplomat who was also attending UVA, were convicted of the crime in 1990 after the pair were apprehended in Europe and Soering confessed. He recanted almost immediately and insists he offered a false confession to protect Elizabeth. More recently tested DNA evidence supports his claim of innocence. It suggests two unidentified males were present at the crime scene. Despite international pressure, Bedford officials refuse to reopen the case. Now three investigative journalists are sifting through the evidence and tracking down the key players in an effort to find the truth about who really killed Derek and Nancy Haysom.

How does a wrongful conviction change a person, a society, a system? When a person is wrongfully convicted, the consequences have life-long effects on everyone involved. In the final episode of the season, Amanda looks back at all of the people fighting for Jens’s freedom and cost each has paid, the cost society has paid, and the cost Jens himself has paid. And she asks the hardest question of all: what does it mean if nothing changes?

Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. These inalienable rights are the bedrock of the United States of America, protected by a justice system built and implemented by its citizens; citizens who believe in truth, justice, and the right to a fair trial--but also citizens with flaws, biases, pride, and ego. For a prisoner like Jens Soering, a man wrongfully convicted and imprisoned for decades, what are the political, bureaucratic, and psychological obstacles keeping him from freedom?

Enchantress. Manipulator. Psychopath. Elizabeth Haysom has been called many things in the three decades since her parents’ murders, but who is she really? After playing a pivotal role in the conviction of her former lover, Jens Soering, Elizabeth has remained a black box about what truly happened the night of the murders. But, after stripping away the lies, opinions and hyperbole, is she really the monster she’s made out to be?

Big Crime, Small TownWhen the brutal double homicide of Derek and Nancy Haysom rocked sleepy Bedford County, authorities and investigators felt the pressure to solve the crime as quickly as possible. But, in convicting Jens Soering, did investigators truly follow the evidence in their desperation to close the case? Did the judge and prosecution put justice first? And were the citizens and media of Bedford County willing to give an outsider the chance he deserved?

Fifteen months after the Haysoms’ murder, Jens Soering found himself in an interrogation room in England, confessing to a crime that many believe he didn’t commit. Looking at Jens as the first suspect of his continued imprisonment, is there more to his confession than the lies he knowingly and willingly gave? What about the investigators? What about his rights? And what is the state of mind of a nineteen-year-old in love?

To date, Jens has exhausted all his appeals, he’s been denied parole 14 times, and now, his only hope of release rests with a pardon petition by the Governor of Virginia. But he's not fighting this fight alone. He has the President on his side. No, not that President. The President on West Wing, Martin Sheen. In a special bonus episode, Amanda Knox asks one of the most outspoken advocates for Jen’s freedom what it means to throw out that lifeline of support, and what it means for Jens to grab hold on it.

The killing of Derek and Nancy Haysom was a brutal crime that happened in a single turbulent moment on March 30th, 1985. Ever since then, the pool of evidence has been growing, calling Jens Soering’s murder conviction into question. The newly tested DNA reveals that there's a second crime here beyond the murders of the Haysoms. And this crime hit Amanda even closer to home.

In 1985, socialites Derek and Nancy Haysom were brutally murdered in their home in Lynchburg, Virginia. The suspects were two young lovers; the first, the victims’ own daughter, a beautiful and aloof young woman; the second, her boyfriend, the dorky son of a German diplomat. She accused him of carrying out the murders for her sake. He, in turn, accused her. They’ve both been in prison for the last 33 years. In this episode, Amanda Knox dives deep into the tangled web of dark secrets surrounding the Haysom murders, and finds chilling echoes of her own case.

When a respected, small-town Virginian couple was found gruesomely butchered one April morning in 1985, the community was left stunned as investigators scrambled to solve the mystery of their murder. What unfolded next is a story of love, lies, and betrayal as Jens Soering was convicted for the crime. But, over thirty years later, does his conviction still stand? This season, on The Truth About True Crime, host Amanda Knox explores the perplexing and sensationalized case from the docu-series Killing for Love, streaming on Sundance Now. Listen as she untangles a tale of obsessed young lovers, heinous murders, and a shocking miscarriage of justice that eerily parallels her own story.

In the final episode of the season, creators of the SundanceTV docu-series Ministry of Evil: The Twisted Cult of Tony Alamo discuss how the project all started with a leaflet, what it was like to surface archival footage from inside the cult, and how Tony Alamo's death in prison altered their story. Guests include author and expert Debby Schriver, and producers Fenton Bailey, Leslie Mattingly and Eleanor West.

At age 8 and 14, Summer Hagan and Amy Eddy were taken as child brides by Tony Alamo. They were held prisoner in his house and sexually abused for years. In this exclusive interview, they share their experiences as host Amanda Knox shines a light on Tony's abusive polygamist lifestyle and the courage Summer and Amy faced in helping to dismantle the cult. Some audio in this episode may be disturbing. Listener discretion is advised.

For the children who grew up in Tony and Susan Alamo's cult, the promise of salvation turned into a pathway to Hell. Host Amanda Knox looks into the brainwashing and abuse children faced while growing up in Tony and Susan Alamo's cult, with former members Rebecca Gay, Jessica Cooper and Benjamin Rishi as guests.

Behind the cover of their religious status in the 1970s, Tony and Susan Alamo were running a criminal enterprise. Amanda Knox, former members and experts detail the fraudulent business empire that paralleled and amplified the Alamos' coercive cult control tactics. Guests include former members Carey Miller and Jessica Cooper, expert and author Debby Schriver, and Ministry of Evil docu-series producers Fenton Bailey, Leslie Mattingly and Eleanor West.

In the beginning, Tony and Susan Alamo were street-corner hucksters, handing out apocalyptic leaflets to hippies in Hollywood, using the horrors of war and civil unrest in the 1970s as a way to tap into the psyche of the times. Amanda Knox takes a look at the Alamos' fire-and-brimstone evangelism that sucked members into their cult and trapped them there through manipulation and exploitation. Guests include former member Carey Miller, expert and author Debby Schriver, and Ministry of Evil docu-series producers Fenton Bailey, Leslie Mattingly and Eleanor West.

In the '70s and '80s, Tony and Susan Alamo promised personal salvation to those who joined their ministry, The Alamo Christian Foundation. Wielding the fear of damnation, they grew rapidly but soon began to face allegations of using cult-like tactics and abuse to control and exploit their followers. This season on The Truth About True Crime, former members share their stories as host Amanda Knox uncovers the methods the Alamos used to capture people, the mental and physical maltreatment Tony and Susan inflicted on their followers and the challenges the filmmakers faced in telling this story in SundanceTV's docu-series Ministry of Evil: The Twisted Cult of Tony Alamo.

S8E1: Did a Fatal Attraction Lead to a Wrongful Conviction? The Story of Jens Soering Jens Soering is serving two consecutive life terms for a case of double homicide, the murders of Derek and Nancy Haysom in 1985–a crime he did not commit. On June 8, 1986, Jens Soering, the son of a former German diplomat, falsely confessed to killing the Haysoms. Jens "took the rap" for his girlfriend, Elizabeth Haysom, to save her from the death penalty for killing her parents. At Jens’ trial, prosecutor Jim Updike told the jury that Soering's confession was corroborated by several drops of type O blood at the crime scene. Jens had type O, none of the other people involved in the crime did, so the blood had to be his. Updike repeated this claim 26 times. A comparison of lab reports showed that in fact DNA tests had eliminated Jens Soering as a possible source of the type O blood at the scene. The same blood that in 1990 suggested his guilt now proved his innocence. In 2017 two independent DNA scientists confirmed these findings, and they also found DNA evidence showing the presence of a second unknown man with type AB blood. The crime remains unsolved and Jens Soering has remained behind bars for over 32 years. In this gripping interview with Jens Soering, Jason Flom is joined by novelist John Grisham and Sheriff J.E. "Chip” Harding of Albemarle County, VA, both of whom have advocated on Soering’s behalf. wrongfulconvictionpodcast.com Wrongful Conviction with Jason Flom is a production of Lava For Good™ Podcasts in association with Signal Co. No1 and PRX.

S8E1: Trailer: Wrongful Conviction with Jason Flom - Season 8 Season 8 Premieres, Monday. Feb. 4 2019. Tune in for an interview with Jens Soering. Soering was only 18 years old when he went to prison for murder. He is still behind bars–32 years later–for a crime he says he didn’t commit.

Amanda Knox sits down with filmmaker Joe Berlinger at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival to discuss his new film starring Zac Efron as infamous serial killer Ted Bundy — Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile. Amanda and Joe dig into the nuances of resurrecting the sensationalized media story that surrounded more than thirty homicides of young women in seven states, what it was like to adapt the story of an undeniably guilty killer after working on numerous documentaries that deal with the wrongfully convicted, and how the director helped his actors get into the headspace of this gruesome tale.

40 years after the massacre in Guyana, Amanda Knox speaks to survivors about the aftermath of Jonestown and how they continue to deal with it in their daily lives. This episode also features audio from the 40-year anniversary memorial of the Jonestown Massacre held on November 18, 2018 at Evergreen Cemetery in Oakland, California. Guest include Stephan Jones, Jim Jones, Jr., Jeff Guinn, Jordan Vilchez, Grace Stoen and Laura Johnston Kohl.

Before moving the Peoples Temple to Guyana, Jim Jones was on a downward spiral fueled by an addiction to drugs and power. Amanda Knox digs into Jones' desperate need to control the narrative of himself and the Peoples Temple while struggling with his own self-destructive behavior. Guests include Jeff Guinn and Shan Nicholson.

When Congressman Leo Ryan made a trip to Jonestown to investigate the alleged human rights violations happening there, things took a horrific turn. Amanda Knox examines the events that took place on November 18, 1978, ultimately leading to the deaths of over 900 people, now known as "The Jonestown Massacre." How did the survivors deal with the immediate aftermath? What media sensationalism surrounded them? Guests Jeff Guinn, Jordan Vilchez and Grace Stoen weigh in.

Pitched as a paradise where the Peoples Temple members could finally put their good work and ideas to action, Jonestown devolved into a struggling, brainwashed community located in Guyana's unforgiving jungle. Amanda Knox takes a look at what life was like for the Peoples Temple in Jonestown, Guyana, and the events that led up to the massacre. Guests include Jeff Guinn, Jim Jones, Jr. and Shan Nicholson.

Jim Jones used skillful performance tactics to generate fear and awe among his congregation, keeping them loyal and afraid. Amanda Knox examines the theatrics Jones used to grow his church, leading the Peoples Temple from Indiana to California. Guests include Jeff Guinn, Jim Jones, Jr., Jordan Vilchez and Laura Johnston Kohl.

What were Jim Jones' motives in creating the Peoples Temple? What methods did he use to attract new members and control them? Amanda Knox uncovers the many ways Jones manipulated his followers on his path to power with guests Jeff Guinn, Jim Jones, Jr., Jordan Vilchez and Ron Haldeman. Archival clips are courtesy of the Jonestown Institute.

In 1978, the Jonestown Massacre left more than 900 dead in what is remembered as the largest mass suicide in American history. Discover how cult leader Jim Jones, once a valuable contributor to the civil rights movement, went from messiah to monster. In the first episode, Amanda Knox explores Jones' childhood and how the events at Jonestown have altered the opinions of the people who knew him when he was young. Guests include Jeff Guinn, Ron Haldeman and Phyllis Zimmerman. Archival clips are courtesy of the Jonestown Institute.

Explore the truth about the victims of the Jonestown Massacre, its cult leader Jim Jones, and the twists and turns that led so many to their deaths. Go beyond the sensational headlines and snap judgments of bystanders and tabloids, as host Amanda Knox brings her unique perspective on the justice system to look at some of the most shocking crimes of our lifetimes through a whole new lens. For even more, watch the docu-series "Jonestown: Terror in the Jungle," a true crime special event from SundanceTV and Sundance Now.

Elizabeth Haysom felt her parents, Derek and Nancy, only put pressure on her in life. They forced her to take classes in school she wasn’t interested in and according to Elizabeth; her parents also ignored major incidents in her life. So when she met Jens Soering and fell in love, only to find her parents didn’t care for the relationship; Elizabeth or Jens decided it was time to take matters into their own hands.Follow us on Twitter: @murduppodcastFollow us on Instagram: @murduppodcastEmail: MurdUpPodcast@gmail.comThank you so much for the love!

March 30, 1985. Bedford County, Virginia. In 1984, 18 year old Jens Soering, a German citizen, and a 20 year old woman named Elizabeth Haysom met at the University of Virginia where they were both students. They subsequently fell in love. In March of the following year, Elizabeth's parents were brutally stabbed to death at their home. At the top of the suspect list were Elizabeth and Jens. As the authorities sought to gather statements and evidence, Elizabeth cooperated while Jens did not. Once she confessed and implicated her boyfriend Jens it was simply a matter of time before he was arrested and eventually tried. Jens Soering had confessed as well, but after being dumped by Ms. Haysom he recanted. Despite his conviction for the murders of Elizabeth's parents, he has maintained that the confesion was only meant to protect his girlfriend. But what did the evidence show? If Jens didn't participate in these murders, how was he found guilty? Join us as we discuss this bizarre case of love and murder.

The 1985 Haysom slayings were brutal, and the murder case is one of the most famous in Virginia. In the book "A Far, Far Better Thing," co-authors Bill Sizemore and Jens Soering (alleged perpetrator) tell the story of Soering's involvement in the violent crimes. Join us for an interview with Bill Sizemore today on 89.5 WHRV-FM! Later, has a particular headline caught your attention this week? Let us know by calling 440-2665 or 1-800-940-2240, tweeting us @hearsayradio, or sending an email to hearsay@whrv.org.

Former Virginia Deputy Sheriff Chuck Reid investigated a double homicide in 1984. It would be a year before the murdered couple's daughter, Elizabeth Haysom, and her boyfriend, Jens Soering, who met as students at the University of Virginia, were arrested. Soering confessed then recanted. He was convicted and sentenced to life in prison. Haysom is serving a 90-year sentence. Soering, son of a German diplomat, has maintained his innocence for 31 years. He says he confessed to spare Haysom. Chuck Reid now believes in Soering's innocence. This interview was conducted on January 11, 2017. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This 2 part episode recounts the complex story of Derek and Nancy Haysom's tragic deaths. Elizabeth Haysom, their daughter, raised in a life of privilege, faces rebellion and clashes with her parents' expectations.Alongside her boyfriend, Jens Soering, they scheme to confront her parents, ending in a ghastly double murder. The couple flees but faces eventual extradition. Confessions, twisted alibis, and evidence bring the spotlight on Elizabeth. Paroled in 2019, both were deported to their home countries. The story navigates a tale of manipulation, false confessions, and a notorious murder case that continues to puzzle investigators...Our Sponsors:* Check out Bearaby: http://www.bearaby.com* Check out Earnin and use my code Housewives for a great deal: https://www.earnin.com/* Check out NextEvo and use my code HTC for a great deal: http://www.nextevolution.de/* Check out Rakuten: https://www.rakuten.com* Check out Rosetta Stone and use my code TODAY for a great deal: https://www.rosettastone.com/* Check out Uncommon Goods and use my code CLINK for a great deal: www.uncommongoods.com* Check out Uncommon Goods and use my code CLINK for a great deal: www.uncommongoods.comSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/housewives-of-true-crime/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This 2 part episode recounts the complex story of Derek and Nancy Haysom's tragic deaths. Elizabeth Haysom, their daughter, raised in a life of privilege, faces rebellion and clashes with her parents' expectations.Alongside her boyfriend, Jens Soering, they scheme to confront her parents, ending in a ghastly double murder. The couple flees but faces eventual extradition. Confessions, twisted alibis, and evidence bring the spotlight on Elizabeth. Paroled in 2019, both were deported to their home countries. The story navigates a tale of manipulation, false confessions, and a notorious murder case that continues to puzzle investigators...Our Sponsors:* Check out Bearaby: http://www.bearaby.com* Check out Earnin and use my code Housewives for a great deal: https://www.earnin.com/* Check out NextEvo and use my code HTC for a great deal: http://www.nextevolution.de/* Check out Rakuten: https://www.rakuten.com* Check out Rosetta Stone and use my code TODAY for a great deal: https://www.rosettastone.com/* Check out Uncommon Goods and use my code CLINK for a great deal: www.uncommongoods.com* Check out Uncommon Goods and use my code CLINK for a great deal: www.uncommongoods.comSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/housewives-of-true-crime/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy