Podcast appearances and mentions of sebastian burns

Vuonna 2004 kanadalaiset miehet, Atif Rafay ja Sebastian Burns tuomittiin syyllisiksi kolmoismurhaan. 8 vuotta aikaisemmin, kaksikon ollessa vasta teini-ikäisiä, murhattiin Atifin vanhemmat ja isosisko raa'asti perheen omassa kodissa. Erikoisien tutkintamenetelmien ja mahdollisesti suoriksi oiottujen mutkien kautta syyttävä sormi osoitti lopulta poikia kohden. Heidät passitettiin istumaan kolmea elinkautista vankeusrangaistusta, minkä myötä tutkinta päättyi, mutta keskustelu ei. Olivatko Atif ja Sebastian lopulta syyllisiä vai syyttömiä? Miksi heidän videoituun tunnustukseen on jo vuosien ajan suhtauduttu niin epäilevästi? Asettivatko tutkijat kaksikolle ansan? Entä kenelle kuului rikospaikalta löytynyt tuntematon DNA? - Näitä, sekä monia muita kysymyksiä pohdin jaksossa, jättämättä mitään puolta varjoon.Sisältövaroitukset: Kolmoismurha, lähisuhdeväkivaltaMusiikki ja äänisuunnittelu: Tuomo HokkaPodcastin oheistuotteet: varjoton.fiPodcastin kansikuva: @simonaxk / @createdbysimona (instagram)Podcastin instagram, facebook & tiktok: @varjotonpodcastPodcastin sähköpostiosoite: varjotonpodcast@gmail.com

This classic episode of 48 Hours, which last aired on 9/25/2004, tells the story of two boys who write a screenplay involving murder, but is it fiction or a confession? The 1994 murders of the Rafay family — Sultana Rafay, her husband Tariq, and their autistic daughter, Basma — focused on the pursuit and arrest of the two primary suspects: Atif Rafay, the only surviving family member, and his friend Sebastian Burns, who took refuge in Canada and had written the script for a film called “The Great Despisers,” whose plot paralleled the 1994 murders. Watch all-new episodes of 48 Hours on Saturdays, and stream on demand on Paramount+.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week we discuss the True East Murders. Atif Rafay and Sebastian Burns are behind bars serving time for the murders of Atif's father, mother and sister. A highly contentious case; are Atif and Sebastian guilty or innocent? Intro clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ioXPB3xNQa8&t=43s 911 call: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uF3wY3Xj2lk

It was July 13, 1993. Just after 2 AM, a call came into 911 from a residence in the Somerset area of Bellevue, Washington asking for an ambulance. The caller said there'd been some type of break in, and that he thought his friend's parents were dead. The caller was 19 year old Sebastian Burns, and the friend he mentioned was 18 year old Atif Rafay. They'd been best friends since high school, and he and Sebastian were visiting his parents in Bellevue during the summer break. They'd been there for 5 days when this happened. They came home that night to find Atif's entire family murdered. A triple murder is not something often seen in Bellevue, and tips started pouring in from law enforcement agencies suggesting the murder might have been committed by religious extremists. But investigators only had eyes for Sebastian and Atif. This episode is sponsored by: Better Help If you want to live a more empowered life, therapy can get you there. Visit BetterHelp.com/CREEPERS today to get 10% off your first month. Hello Fresh Go to HelloFresh.com/creepers60 and use code creepers60 for 60% off plus free shipping! Ritual  Visit ritual.com/Creepers to start Ritual or add Essential for Women 18+ to your subscription today! Sources: Articles Rafay-Burns Appeal The Rafay-Burns Appeal | Statement By Innocence International The Seattle Times | Murder Of Bellevue Family Still A Mystery (Susan Byrnes) CBS News | Perfectly Executed  The Herald Net | Bellevue Murder Trial begins After Long Delay (Peggy Andersen)  The Seattle Times | Son And Friend Held In Triple Slaying -- They Had Been Prime Suspects In Bellevue Bludgeonings Last Year (Susan Byrnes, Richard Seven)  Wikipedia | Rope (Play)  The Seattle Times | A Liking For Nietzsche, A Dislike Of Convention -- Murder Suspects Wrote Of Feelings Of Superiority (Susan Byrnes)  The Seattle Times | Family Says Convicted Killers Innocent  Altervista | Rafay & Burns  OLR Research Project | Interrogation Techniques (James Orlando)   Shows Netflix | The Confession Tapes, season 1, episodes 1 and 2: True East parts 1 and 2  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Mr. Big tactic used in Canada continues to be controversial as many believe it often elicits false confessions from those targeted by this undercover method. The case of Sebastian Burns and Atif Rafay is no exception. There is evidence that supports both sides of the argument as authorities in Canada and the US investigate the brutal murders of three members of the Rafay family.Having been behind bars for almost two decades, Sebastian and Atif still claim their innocence. Were they wrongfully convicted? Were they manipulated into confessing to a crime they did not commit? Or did "Mr. Big" get it right? FIND US ON SOCIAL MEDIA:Instagram: @crimefamilypodcastTwitter: @crimefamilypod1Facebook: Crime Family PodcastEmail: crimefamilypodcast@gmail.comBecome a patron here:https://www.patreon.com/CrimefamilypodcastGet your Crime Family Merch here: https://www.redbubble.com/shop/ap/123775076EPISODE RESOURCES:Arnold Faks YouTube Channel. Atif Rafay and Sebastian Burns, case from the confession tapes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWq_sCQ4HGI CBC News. January 22, 2016. Rafay and Burns: 3 innocence projects now believe men innocent. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/rafay-burns-innocence-projects-1.3414729 CBC News: The Fifth Estate:Mr. Big Stings:Cops, Criminals and Confessions - the fifth estate.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3Pv4kSN5pgClaire Machan YouTube Channel. Sebastian Burns - Defendant (past crimes)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHzrXg8QRQ4 Netflix. 2017. The Confession Tapes. Season 1 Episodes 1 & 2: True East.Sebastian Burns 911 call: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uF3wY3Xj2lk Background Music by SamuelFrancisJohnson from PixabaySupport the show

At 2:01 a.m. on July 13th, 1994, a call came in to 911 from the upscale Somerset neighborhood area in Bellevue, Washington. The caller was 19-year-old Sebastian Burns, a Canadian native, who had been staying with his friend, Atif Rafay, as well as his parents, Dr. Tariq and Sultana, and his special needs sister, Basma Rafay for 5 days. Sebastian was calling to say that he and Atif had come home from a night out to find all three Rafay's had been brutally murdered; bludgeoned to death with a baseball bats.The boys were the likely suspects, but were not arrested. Soon after, they made their way back up to Canada, where the RCMP Canadian Police caught wind of the crime. They tapped their phones and bugged their houses, but still the boys would not confess. So the Canadian police resorted to a very non-traditional and controversial method called The Mr. Big Technique. This was a technique illegal in the United States, but legal in Canada, and, for the next six months, the police employed the strategy, going undercover as mob bosses who told Atif and Sebastian that they would secure their help, if they only confessed to the murders. What followed was a shocking discovery, brought about by a technique some considered to be amoral and unethical.Show Notes:https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7351868/https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7352600/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mr._Big_(police_procedure)

Atif Rafay was a thriving, brilliant, and happy student who had just finished his freshman year at Cornell University. On a weekend trip in July of 1994, while visiting his family in Bellevue, Washington, Atif Rafay's mother, father, and sister were all brutally murdered in their home. Investigators targeted Atif and his best friend, Sebastian Burns, because they were ‘acting strangely.' Despite a corroborated alibi that both young men were not present during the killings, as well as extensive evidence of other parties' involvement, Atif and Sebastian were convicted of murder. Learn more and get involved at:  https://rafayburnsappeal.com/ https://www.ipetitions.com/petition/atif-rafay-and-sebastian-burns https://www.wrongfulconvictionpodcast.com/with-jason-flom Wrongful Conviction is a production of Lava for Good™ Podcasts in association with Signal Co No1. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 167: On July 13, 1994, just after 2:00 am, police responded to a 911 call from Sebastian Burns, 18. Sebastian and his friend, Atif Rafay, also 18, claimed they had discovered ‘some kind of break in’ and multiple deaths at  Atif’s family home in Bellevue, Washington. A bloody crime scene awaited the first responders. All three of the victims, Tariq and Sultana, Atif’s parents and his sister, Basma, had been bludgeoned to death. Right away, something felt off to the Bellevue Police, who focused their attention on the pair of young men who’d reported the crime. But did they get it right? Sources: United States of America v. Burns, 1997 CanLII 3271 (BC CA), United States v. Burns, 2001 SCC 7 (CanLII), [2001] 1 SCR 283, [168 Wn. App. 734, STATE V. RAFAY] [Rafay Burns Appeal Site] [Sebastian Burns 911 Call - YouTube] [On the Margins of Freedom | The Walrus]() [Written In Blood - CBS News] [Confessions of Murder ; Exposing the False Confessions Created from the Mr. Big Stings by Alan R. Warren | eBooks - Scribd] [The wrongful convictions of Sebastian Burns and … - En Vero] [Give Them Enough Rope - Shawn Blore] [YouTube - Sebastian Burns Pre-Sentence Statement Part 1 of 6] https://fuqrafiles.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/WMFuqraWash.pdf Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/darkpoutine See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's episode, we look at the 1994 triple murder of the RaFay Family and the subsequent convictions of Atif RaFay and Sebastian Burns. Were they innocent victims of a corrupt police force or cold blooded killer?

On today's podcast we offer reprise presentations of two of Amanda Knox's most impactful interviews for Crime Story. We have her two-part conversation with Jason Flom about the injustice of the Rafay Murder Convictions, and we have Amanda's interview with Sarah Gersten about the profoundly unjust case of Gersten's client Michael Thompson.

Warning - This episode is rated M for Murder! It's time for the first episode of Lights Camera Crime! In this episode we will discuss Criminal Minds S12:E5, the murder of Theodore Buschkopf, and the story of Sebastian Burns and Atif Rafay. Sources: The Malefactor's Register, Justia US Law, Winona Daily News, Lawyers Update, Daily Star, Seattle Weekly, Seattle Times, Wikipedia.Song Credit: https://www.purple-planet.com/disturbed

Atif Rafay e Sebastian Burns foram acusados de triplo homícidio com base em uma confissão que foi conseguida de uma forma bem estranha e que hoje é considerada ilegal. O caso é contado no documentário da Netflix, The Confession Tapes e é o tema desse episódio. / Link para todas as THREADs https://linktr.ee/moduspod/ Todas as obras citadas: http://bit.ly/surradelinks/ Financie o podcast https://catarse.me/modusoperandi

On today's podcast we present the second part of a two-part interview between Amanda Knox and legendary music executive, founding board member of the Innocence Project and host of the popular podcast series Wrongful Conviction with Jason Flom. Amanda and Jason focus their discussion on a case that has taken on a very special meeting to both of them.

On today's podcast we present the first part of a two-part interview between Amanda Knox and legendary music executive, founding board member of the Innocence Project and host of the popular podcast series Wrongful Conviction with Jason Flom. Amanda and Jason focus their discussion on a case that has taken on a very special meeting to both of them.

On the night of July 12, 1994, friends Sebastian Burns and Atif Rafay left the Rafay family's Bellevue, WA home for some fun out on the town. When they returned hours later, however, what they discovered inside the house was nothing less than a massacre. Atif's parents, along with his sister, had been brutally murdered with a baseball bat by at least one unknown assailant during a break-in. As the investigation proceeded, police began to suspect the teens might have been involved, which is something they vehemently denied. Without sufficient evidence to press charges, the RCMP intervened with a controversial tactic called Mr. Big to extract a confession. It's illegal in the US where the crime occurred, but the suspects were both Canadian citizens who fled to their home country in the aftermath of the crime. Soon enough, the pair found themselves convicted of the crime. But in the years since, other motives and facts, combined with insufficient physical evidence, have cast doubt upon the result in this case. It seems there might have been others who wanted the family dead. So, is it possible the wrong men are in prison? Did the authorities force a false confession? Join host Ryan Kraus for a psychological dissection of the controversial Burns & Rafay case in an effort to understand what really happened.

Nachdem Atif Rafay, Sebastian Burns und Jimmy Miyoshi von der RCM-Police festgenommen wurden beginnt für sie ein jahrelanger Kampf um ihre Unschuld und sogar ihr Leben vor Gericht. Wie es nach dem ersten Teil weiter geht, erfahrt ihr in dieser Folge. Außerdem gibt es ein neues Black Stories Rätsel aus der Real Crime Edition, veröffentlicht vom Moses Verlag. Also bleibt unbedingt bis zum Schluss dabei. Wenn euch mein Podcast gefällt, dann lasst sehr gerne eine Bewertung und ein Abo da und besucht meine Instagramseite: wahre_verbrechen_podcast. Wenn ihr meinen Podcast finanziell unterstützen wollt, funktioniert das wunderbar über mein PayPal-MoneyPool und für Anfrage aller Art erreicht ihr mich unter truecrime-podcast@outlook.de Paypal_MoneyPool: https://paypal.me/pools/c/89wXO04xIE Quellen: https://rafayburnsappeal.com/Rafayarticles https://www.cbsnews.com/news/perfectly-executed/ Musik: Music from https://filmmusic.io:"Asian Drums" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)Licence: CC BY (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/deed.de)

While Jess binges another docu-series, she comes across a murder from 1994 that happened in the town of Bellevue, Washington. In her mind, this is just more proof the PNW is the epicenter of murder crime. Of course she needs to know more after finishing the 2 episodes on "The Confession Files" that describe the crime and researches as much as she can on it.That brings us to our latest podcast episode; "The Rafay Family Murders". Atif Rafay and Sebastian Burns were Canadian citizens ultimately convicted of killing 3 members of Atif's family in 2004 and both were sentenced to life without possibility of parole in the U.S. The most compelling evidence used in court by prosecutors was obtained in Canada in a manner that is illegal in the states. Which leads to the question, did Burns and Rafay receive fair trials?Join us as we discuss the particulars of the timeline and behavior of the two young men after the murders take place. We'll also share our thoughts on the evidence and if we agree in its use during the trials. And of course, we're share our opinions on their guilt. Were they just a couple of young, dumb boys or sociopathic murderers who didn't expect to get caught? Listen in and share your thoughts!Here are some links from this episode:The Rafay Burns website https://rafayburnsappeal.com/"The Confession Tapes" Episode 1&2 "True East" https://www.netflix.com/title/80161702Vancouver Magazine article https://www.vanmag.com/tiffany-burnsThe Seattle Times article https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/family-says-convicted-killers-innocent/Seattle Weekly article https://www.seattleweekly.com/news/king-county-prosecutor-dan-satterberg-says-the-show-is-bunk-the-creators-disagree/State of Washington vs. Rafay and Burns http://courts.mrsc.org/appellate/168wnapp/168wnapp0734.htm

Part two of my discussion with Meredith Elizabeth about the 1994 murder of the Rafay family in Bellevue, Washington. We explore the evidence against Burns & Rafay, their unfortunate sociopathic personalities, life in prison and the likelihood of an attorney/client hug getting out of control. Please like, comment and subscribe. Write to me at robertaglass23@gmail.com

Part two of my discussion with Meredith Elizabeth about the 1994 murder of the Rafay family in Bellevue, Washington. We explore the evidence against Burns & Rafay, their unfortunate sociopathic personalities, life in prison and the likelihood of an attorney/client hug getting out of control. Please like, comment and subscribe. Write to me at robertaglass23@gmail.com

Meredith Elizabeth is back and better than ever to talk about the Sebastian Burns & Atif Rafay case featured in Netflix's The Confession Tapes. This is part one of two parts. Stay tuned to this channel for part two!

Meredith Elizabeth is back and better than ever to talk about the Sebastian Burns & Atif Rafay case featured in Netflix's The Confession Tapes. This is part one of two parts. Stay tuned to this channel for part two!

July 13th, 1994. Bellevue, Washington. Sebastian Burns (19) and Atif Rafay (18), who had been in Bellevue for a number of days to visit Atif's parents, arrive at the home around 2am to find a terrible scene. Burns calls the police to tell them of a break-in and the deaths of his friend's father, mother, and sister. The authorities get the two close friends a hotel room to stay in while the investigation gets under way. But they decide to go back to Canada rather than remain in the USA. The pair became the main suspects but how could investigators get to them? The Royal Canadian Mounted Police began monitoring Burns and Rafay and after a short time launched a Mr. Big operation. Illegal in the United States, this operation placed undercover officers in a position to make suspects believe they were dealing with criminals who were in a position to help them get out of their 'impending arrests'. With confessions from the two given to the investigators in Washington, the case is set. Did the two close friends murder the Rafay family for the insurance payout? Or was this sting operation only successful in getting them to lie in order to protect themselves?

In the early morning hours of June 13, 1994, most of the members of the Rafay family were found murdered in their home. They were found by their son, Atif Rafay, and his friend, Sebastian Burns, who had been out on the town.Join Mike and Gibby for part 2 of 2 of this murder mystery. Who would want to murder a professional, and loving family? Police would begin to focus their attention on Atif and Sebastian. After being extradited back to the United States, Atif and Sebastian would face trial. The question of their guilt or innocence would come down largely to what they said on the confession tapes.You can help support the show by going to patreon.com/truecrimeallthetimeVisit the show's website at www.truecrimeallthetime.com for contact, merchandise, and donation informationSponsors:Daily Harvest - Go to daily-harvest.com/tcatt and use the promo code tcatt to get 3 free cups with your first order.

In the early morning hours of June 13, 1994, most of the members of the Rafay family were found murdered in their home. They were found by their son, Atif Rafay, and his friend, Sebastian Burns, who had been out on the town.Join Mike and Gibby for part 1 of 2 of this murder mystery. Who would want to murder what appeared to be a professional, and loving family? Police would begin to focus their attention on Atif and Sebastian. But, the US would engage in years of discussion with Canada in an attempt to get the two men brought back to face justice.You can help support the show by going to patreon.com/truecrimeallthetimeVisit the show's website at www.truecrimeallthetime.com for contact, merchandise, and donation information

Jim Clemente and Lisa Zambetti analyze the first two episodes of the Netflix series The Confession Tapes. They break down the initial 911 call, the scene of the Rafay family murders and the trial of Atif Rafay, and his friend Sebastian Burns.New to Real Crime Profile? Never miss an episode by subscribing today at smarturl.it/realcrimw

Dr. Tariq Rafay, his wife Sultana and their 20-year old daughter Basma were viciously bludgeoned to death in their Bellevue, Washington home on the evening of July 12, 1994. Atif Rafay, the son of Sultana and Tariq, found them when he returned home around 2am. Atif and his friend Sebastian Burns, both 18-years old, had […] The post Unfortunate Sons: The Convictions of Sebastian Burns & Atif Rafay appeared first on Tiegrabber.

Dr. Tariq Rafay, his wife Sultana and their 20-year old daughter Basma were viciously bludgeoned to death in their Bellevue, Washington home on the evening of July 12, 1994. Atif Rafay, the son of Sultana and Tariq, found them when he returned home around 2am. Atif and his friend Sebastian Burns, both 18-years old, had […]

What Shocks the Conscience of the CourtA broken justice system is one in which interrogators pull confessions like rabbits out of hats, rather than seeking truth, yet it does not “shock the conscience of the court”. A broken justice system is one in which excessively confident interrogators believe they are experts on legitimate expressions of grief and conflate theatrics of sorrow with actual innocence. (Never mind that crocodile tears are the very thing an actually guilty criminal mastermind would perform for the public.) When suspects are reserved about showing emotions following a traumatic loss, “we call it a very flat affect,” says polygraph witch doctor John Palmatier in an interview with #theconfessiontapes director Kelly Loudenberg. By this assessment, innocent suspects ought to publicly broadcast remorse for what they DID NOT DO according to an accepted formula of expressing sorrow. There is no allowance for silent shock or attempts to distract oneself from profound emotional pain by engaging in some familiar mundane activity. The bookend episodes of The Confession Tapes feature innocent defendants who were condemned by the media and public for not performing formulaic theatrics of sorrow. Rafay, Burns, and DeLisle grieved over tragic losses in their own way, but the public did not view their form of grief as legitimate. This emboldened interrogators to pull rabbits out of hats and secure groundless convictions. How many media witch-hunts and coerced confession tapes will it take to shock the conscience of the North American courts? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

True East Murders /// Part 1 /// 165   Part 1 of 2   www.TrueCrimeGarage.com   July 13th, 1994- just after 2a.m. The Bellevue Washington Police Department were called to a crime scene. Two teenagers, Sebastian Burns and Atif Rafay returned to the Rafay family home. The house is located in a quiet upper middle class area of Bellevue. When they arrive, they stumbled onto a horrific scene. Atif's parents and sister had been brutally attacked. The young men called for help. Sebastian called 911 asking for police and an ambulance. First responders arrived on scene very quickly. Atif's older sister died at the hospital just a few hours after the attack. She was unable to tell the Detectives who had attacked her. This week in the Garage we discuss the triple homicide of the Rafay family and the investigation that followed. Beer of the Week - Shiner Holiday CheerGarage Grade - 4 out of 5 bottle caps  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

True East Murders /// Part 2 /// 166   Part 2 of 2   www.TrueCrimeGarage.comJuly 13th, 1994- just after 2a.m. The Bellevue Washington Police Department were called to a crime scene. Two teenagers, Sebastian Burns and Atif Rafay returned to the Rafay family home. The house is located in a quiet upper middle class area of Bellevue. When they arrive, they stumbled onto a horrific scene. Atif's parents and sister had been brutally attacked. The young men called for help. Sebastian called 911 asking for police and an ambulance. First responders arrived on scene very quickly. Atif's older sister died at the hospital just a few hours after the attack. She was unable to tell the Detectives who had attacked her. This week in the Garage we discuss the triple homicide of the Rafay family and the investigation that followed. Beer of the Week - Shiner Holiday CheerGarage Grade - 4 out of 5 bottle caps  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

True East Murders /// Part 2 /// 166   Part 2 of 2   www.TrueCrimeGarage.comJuly 13th, 1994- just after 2a.m. The Bellevue Washington Police Department were called to a crime scene. Two teenagers, Sebastian Burns and Atif Rafay returned to the Rafay family home. The house is located in a quiet upper middle class area of Bellevue. When they arrive, they stumbled onto a horrific scene. Atif's parents and sister had been brutally attacked. The young men called for help. Sebastian called 911 asking for police and an ambulance. First responders arrived on scene very quickly. Atif's older sister died at the hospital just a few hours after the attack. She was unable to tell the Detectives who had attacked her. This week in the Garage we discuss the triple homicide of the Rafay family and the investigation that followed. Beer of the Week - Shiner Holiday CheerGarage Grade - 4 out of 5 bottle caps  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

True East Murders /// Part 1 /// 165   Part 1 of 2   www.TrueCrimeGarage.com   July 13th, 1994- just after 2a.m. The Bellevue Washington Police Department were called to a crime scene. Two teenagers, Sebastian Burns and Atif Rafay returned to the Rafay family home. The house is located in a quiet upper middle class area of Bellevue. When they arrive, they stumbled onto a horrific scene. Atif's parents and sister had been brutally attacked. The young men called for help. Sebastian called 911 asking for police and an ambulance. First responders arrived on scene very quickly. Atif's older sister died at the hospital just a few hours after the attack. She was unable to tell the Detectives who had attacked her. This week in the Garage we discuss the triple homicide of the Rafay family and the investigation that followed. Beer of the Week - Shiner Holiday CheerGarage Grade - 4 out of 5 bottle caps  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.