If you enjoy stories about encounters with the unknown, you might also enjoy exploring the real

monsters, the ones who walk among us. The host of freaky folklore and destination terror has a new

true crime podcast called Deadly Intent, which takes you inside the minds of people who commit the

darkest acts imaginable.

It's not just a retelling of crimes.

It's a deep dive into motive, psychology, and the moments when ordinary people cross the line into horror.

Her narration is atmospheric, chilling, and meticulously researched.

If you want a true crime show that says

eerie and unsettling as the stories you hear here, if you want a true crime show that says

eerie and unsettling as these stories, search for deadly intent wherever you listen to podcasts.

As a special treat, check out this cool and creepy clip from the show.

On June 13, 1983, 17-year-old Cindy Paulson flagged down a passing motorist on Anchorage's 6th Avenue.

She was handcuffed, terrified, and had just escaped from a nightmare that would have ended

with her death in the Alaskan wilderness.

The man who had abducted her at gunpoint seemed so ordinary, a soft-spoken baker who lived

with his wife and children in a quiet suburb.

But Robert Hansen had a secret life that turned Alaska's vast wilderness

into his personal hunting ground, where women became prey in the most literal sense.

For over a decade, Hansen had been perfecting a horrific ritual. He would abduct women,

fly them to remote locations in his private plane,

strip them naked, and release them into the wilderness. Then he would hunt them down with

a high-powered rifle, just like the wild game he had been tracking since childhood.

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