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Two Halloween cases anchor Truly Criminal's documentary week

The Liske family episode follows an Ohio investigation through forensic evidence, an arrest and three life sentences.

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Truly Criminal Story of November 4, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Halloween Horror: The Liske Family Murders

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0:37The documentary establishes the date and location of the killings: Halloween 2010 in Martin, Ohio.
14:47Police locate BJ Liske at a family hunting cabin and arrest him without incident.
17:09Ballistics, blood-spatter evidence and recorded jail calls help establish the case against him.
20:41After pleading guilty, BJ receives three consecutive life sentences without the possibility of parole.

Truly Criminal paired two cases connected by their date: a triple murder in Martin, Ohio, and a double murder in Napa Valley. Both documentaries arrived around Halloween, with the Ohio episode drawing the larger audience.

"Halloween Horror: The Liske Family Murders" has reached about 200,000 views. The documentary reconstructs the October 2010 killings of Suzie Liske, Bill Liske and Derek Griffin through narration, emergency-call audio and archival local reporting. It then follows investigators to a hunting cabin, where William "BJ" Liske Jr. was arrested, before examining the ballistics and recorded jail calls that helped establish the case. He pleaded guilty and received three consecutive life sentences without parole.

Posted the previous day, "Napa Valley Nightmare: Double Murder On Halloween" begins with friends handing out sweets in their neighbourhood in 2004, before breaking glass and a scream interrupt the night. It has drawn roughly 157,000 views. The two new documentaries are also the channel's busiest uploads in daily viewing right now.

Across the channel, weekly viewing came close to a million, while the subscriber count remained unchanged. Today's viewing is slightly below its usual level. Among nearby true-crime channels, Law&Crime Trials had a substantially larger weekly audience, while Disturban and Emily D. Baker had quieter weeks than Truly Criminal.

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