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Serialously with Annie Elise summaries
Every long episode from Serialously with Annie Elise, read in minutes: the key takeaways, the chapters, and a digest of the whole conversation. Serialously is hosted by Annie Elise, best known for her true-crime YouTube channel “10 to Life” with over 1.5M subscribers. Annie created Serialously after decades of listening to true crime and craving more than just the headlines; she wanted all the overlooked details everyone…
444: Philly ‘House of Horrors’ Now Linked to 58 Women & Selling Body Parts
Annie Elise unpacks the grim details of the Philadelphia "House of Horrors," linking a father-son duo to 58 women and exploring ties to illegal body part sales.
443: KJ Biermann Updates, More Siders Family News, RC Horsch New Victims, & Caleb Flynn Trial
True crime analyst Annie Elise discusses updates on the Siders family abuse case, the massive digital evidence in the RC Horsch investigation, disturbing new allegations against KJ Biermann, and the ongoing Caleb Flynn murder trial.
442: KJ Biermann: Sex Crimes, Deeply Disturbing Videos and a Secret Trip
Annie Elise of Serialously dives into the deeply disturbing allegations against KJ Biermann, son of reality TV star Kim Zolciak, including sex crimes, disturbing videos, and a secret trip to Montana.
440: Incest Baby Left on Highway, Clancy Hold Out Juror, Teen Killed By Murder-Obsessed Couple & Siders Family
Annie Elise is joined by Sierra Gillespie to discuss the latest developments in the Lindsay Clancy trial, including the holdout juror and the public's reaction, as well as other high-profile true crime cases.
439: Saylor Hayes: 5-Year-Old Died in SC, Parents Arrested and Their Shady Past Becomes Exposed
The tragic death of five-year-old Saylor Hayes in South Carolina led to the arrest of her parents and exposed a disturbing history of neglect and drug use.
437: Lindsay Clancy Copycat, 5 Year Old Saylor Hayes, Kim Zolciak’s Son & D4vd Update
Annie Elise discusses the latest updates on the Lindsay Clancy copycat case, the tragic death of 5-year-old Saylor Hayes, the legal troubles of Kim Zolciak's son, and the ongoing saga of rapper D4vd.
436: The Teen Who Secretly Survived a Family Annihilator | Stay Family Murders
Annie Elise of 'Serialously' recounts the horrific Stay family murders, where a 15-year-old girl survived a family annihilation and helped bring her attacker to justice.
434: UNHINGED! Philly House Of Horrors: Largest Serial Killer in 50 Years? | Eugene Horsch
Annie Elise of "Serialously" dives into the chilling details of the Philadelphia House of Horrors case, exploring the disturbing discoveries and the complex family history of Eugene Horsch and his father, Raymond.
433: Sickening Ohio Family Details, Clancy Courtroom Drama, & Husband Stages Wife’s Murder Using PPD?
Annie Elise is joined by Amy to discuss the latest updates on the Ohio Siders family case, the Clancy courtroom drama, and a husband who allegedly staged his wife's murder using postpartum depression as a cover.
432: Family of 8 Found Dead Inside Michigan Home… Disturbing New Details Emerge | Karolkiewicz Family
In this episode, Annie Elise discusses the tragic case of the Karolkiewicz family, where eight family members were found dead in their Michigan home, and the subsequent investigation that uncovered disturbing details about the father's involvement and potential motives.
431: Clancy Updates, Chris Watts Getting Married, Kohberger Psych Eval Released & Eugene Horsch
Annie Elise and Amy discuss the latest developments in the Lindsay Clancy trial, the psychological evaluation of Bryan Kohberger, and the shocking news of Chris Watts's alleged engagement, alongside the disturbing details of the Eugene Horsch case.
430: Chris Hansen Breaks Silence on Robert Pattinson Movie, New Sting Operations & A Predator’s Playbook
Chris Hansen, the renowned investigative journalist, discusses the upcoming movie "Primetime" where Robert Pattinson portrays him, and shares insights into the evolution of sting operations and the dangers predators pose in the digital age.