He called himself the Zodiac. He hunted in the shadows of San Francisco. And he wanted the world to read his words. In this gripping episode of Crime Stands Still: Deep Cuts, we examine the infamous letters and ciphers that terrified a nation—and left behind more questions than answers.

What was the Zodiac trying to say—and why did he need the world to listen? Was he a narcissist craving control? A manipulator hiding in plain sight? Or something even darker?

Featuring insights from linguists, criminal profilers, and surviving investigators, this episode dissects the Zodiac's most notorious messages—including the 340-character cipher cracked decades later, and examines potential suspects, the media frenzy, and why the case still haunts the public imagination.

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She said someone was watching. Following. Torturing. But no one believed her.

In the suburbs of Vancouver, nurse Cindy James reported nearly a hundred incidents of stalking, threatening calls, and violent attacks over seven years. Then, in 1989, her body was found—hogtied, drugged, and dumped behind an abandoned house. The coroner called it “death by unknown event.” The police called it suicide.

But the scene didn’t make sense. The evidence didn’t add up. And Cindy’s haunting words—“I’m going to be killed, and no one will believe me”—still echo decades later.

Was she mentally unraveling… or was there truly a night stalker lurking in the shadows?

Unravel the mystery in Crime Stands Still: Deep Cuts with Kerrie Droban – where the silence around Cindy James finally breaks.

He slipped through ceilings, lived in the rafters, and robbed with military precision. When the perfect criminal finally cracked—Crime Stands Still: Deep Cuts with Kerrie Droban.
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He didn’t break in—he dropped in. Meet Jeffrey Manchester, the charming, clean-cut Army reservist who earned the nickname The Roofman for his nearly flawless string of fast-food robberies across America. His M.O.? Meticulously tunneling through restaurant roofs, sometimes hiding in ceilings for days, learning employee schedules, and striking when no one expected.

But Manchester wasn’t your average thief—he was polite, disarming, and eerily methodical. After a high-stakes prison escape and a bizarre suburban reinvention involving a church, a toy store, and a fake identity, his story reads more like a Hollywood script than real life.

In this episode, we dive deep into the psychology of a criminal who craved control more than cash, the law enforcement manhunt that finally brought him down, and the haunting question: how many times can one man reinvent himself before the roof finally caves in?

Episode 3: Zombie Hunter – The Brian Patrick Miller Case

In this chilling episode of Crime Stands Still, we dive into the twisted mind of Brian Patrick Miller, the infamous Zombie Hunter and the man behind the brutal Canal Murders that terrorized Phoenix in the early 1990s. With shocking details about Miller’s disturbing past, his fascination with violence, and the long trail of evidence that finally led to his capture, this episode uncovers how a seemingly quiet man harbored dark secrets for decades. Don’t miss the unsettling truth behind the Canal Killer’s reign of terror.

🧟‍♂️ What drove him to kill? How did he evade capture for decades? And what finally brought him down?

📺 Watch the documentary on https://www.youtube.com/@CrimeStandsStill/featured

🎙️ Crime Stands Still: Deep Cuts — Unmasking Darkness, Revealing Truth

The Black Dahlia murder case remains one of Hollywood’s most infamous unsolved crimes. In January 1947, the body of 22-year-old Elizabeth Short was discovered brutally mutilated and posed in a vacant lot in Los Angeles. Short’s body had been cut in half and drained of blood, with eerie precision suggesting the killer had medical knowledge. The gruesome nature of the crime and Short’s dark, mysterious persona fueled media frenzy and countless theories — but despite numerous suspects and investigations, the case remains cold to this day.

From the award-winning true crime author, Kerrie Droban, www.kerriedroban.com comes Crime Stands Still: Deep Cuts — an unflinching exploration of the cases you thought you knew. Deep Cuts is a gripping offshoot of the critically acclaimed limited docuseries Crime Stands Still that explores one season, one story, the whole truth and not just what the jury heard.

New episodes drop weekly — also available on https://www.youtube.com/@CrimeStandsStill

Prepare to see the shadows behind the headlines.

🎙️ Crime Stands Still: Deep Cuts — Unmasking Darkness, Revealing Truth

Winnie Ruth Judd, known as the "Trunk Murderess," became infamous in 1931 when she was accused of murdering her two roommates, Agnes Anne LeRoi and Hedvig Samuelson, in Phoenix, Arizona. The gruesome crime shocked the nation after their dismembered bodies were discovered in trunks shipped by train to Los Angeles. Judd's sensational trial, which raised questions about mental illness, jealousy, and a possible cover-up, captivated the public and left lingering doubts about the true nature of the crime and her involvement.

From the award-winning true crime author, Kerrie Droban, (www.kerriedroban.com) comes Crime Stands Still: Deep Cuts — an unflinching exploration of the cases you thought you knew. Deep Cuts is a gripping offshoot of the critically acclaimed limited docuseries Crime Stands Still that explores one season, one story, the whole truth and not just what the jury heard.

New episodes drop weekly — also available on https://www.youtube.com/@CrimeStandsStill

Prepare to see the shadows behind the headlines.

When "Justice" is "Just Us."

The "Making of Crime Stands Still," a behind the scenes peek into the monumental investigation and voluminous record.