Episode 218

Update: 2022-08-21

Description

When Wisconsinites Bart and Krista Halderson were reported missing over the Fourth of July weekend in 2021, the case unfolded more quickly than detectives could keep up with. What started as a simple missing persons case quickly turned into a murder and dismemberment investigation.

Comments (14)

Nayabusa

lol, That caller on the end was on some bullshit, case file and crime junkie are 10 times better than this podcast. The only reason I listen to this is because he actually picks good cases but as far as his input goes that should sucks.

Sep 5th

Jello

seems like his parents didn't really prep him for life. probably the typical idea that all the parents do is provide financially to raise the kid, but didn't have the time to teach him valuable life qualities or skills that would contribute to a productive life. a lot of parents leave all the training to schools. I see it a lot, especially in a lot of recent social media posts of people asking about why school didn't teach them certain things in life earlier... don't blame School ... blame your parents.

Aug 31st

Aaron Britton

What a wild and bizarre episode

Aug 28th

ID10339531

I watched this whole trial! Was insane. This guy was an idiot… definitely not a criminally sophisticated smart guy. No doubt he was guilty

Aug 25th

Reply (1)

Lars Bee

well the parent murderer will be a completely different person as early as ten years from now ... definitely 20 years due to his age ... that's why we don't let kids drink until 21 ... remember? ... kids are not allowed to vote until the r 18 and shouldn't drive until 18 and so on ... but when they murder they r fully grown adults ... therefore it is all about vengeance and not punishment... btw again we have gun murder ... awesome ... USA USA USA .... freedom killed a lot of people...🤣

Aug 24th

Reply (2)

꧁WupperElfe꧂

How was it possible for Chandler to fool his Dad - an accountant - into believing that American Family Insurance hadn't forked over one single month's salary after he supposedly worked there for a year? I'm not even starting on all of the obvious other red flags such as university personnel being unable to spell their own frickin' names, silly typos galore (human recourse department) and the fact that everyone had Gmail accounts 😶 the Halderson loved their boys, okay, but that degree of blind faith is hard to understand. I think I ought to update my own LinkedIn profile ... 'cause I got serious Financial Management skills, seeing as there's often a lot of month left after my money runs out.

Aug 23rd