Crime at Bedtime

In July 2008, a seemingly ordinary Greyhound bus ride through the Canadian prairies turned into a nightmare that would shock the world. Tim McLean, a young man returning home after a long day’s work, became the tragic victim of a brutal and senseless attack by fellow passenger Vince Li. What followed was a chilling standoff that left authorities and onlookers questioning how such a horrific event could happen.

In this episode of Crime at Bedtime, we dive deep into the mind of Vince Li—a man plagued by severe schizophrenia—and the terrifying events that unfolded on that fateful bus ride. We explore the mental health struggles that led to the crime, the police response, and the lasting impact of a case that raised haunting questions about justice, mental illness, and public safety. Tune in as we unravel the story of The Greyhound Bus Horror—a journey into madness.

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The year is 1931, and a man named William Herbert Wallace has just returned home to find his house bolted from the inside.

This was odd, as his wife was supposed to be home.

After eventually managing to get in, he discovers a brutal scene: his wife has been murdered.

Once the police arrive and start to take Mr Wallace's account of what happened that evening, suspicion quickly turns to him. He explains that he was out attending a meeting with a mysterious man that he never found.

Did this man really exist, or was this all an elaborate hoax created by William to give himself an alibi for murdering his wife?

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A 29 year old woman who was loved by so many goes missing after a night out in Brunswick Melbourne in September 2012.

It would take just six days to catch Jill's killer, Six hours for him to confess and just six minutes for a judge to remand him in custody.

However it was years of failures from a justice system that would lead to Jill's death.

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In 1970, the body of a woman was found strangled and buried in a shallow grave. With no clues to follow, the case quickly went cold, leaving investigators with more questions than answers.

What no one knew then was that this was just the beginning of a terrifying reign of terror. This unsolved murder would later be linked to Samuel Little, a man who would become America's most prolific serial killer, confessing to over 90 murders across four decades.

In this episode of Crime at Bedtime, we uncover how Little evaded capture for so long, the lives he destroyed, and how justice finally caught up with him.

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When NFL star Travis Rudolph's life took a shocking turn, it wasn’t on the field but in his own home. A violent confrontation with a group of men left one dead and the others pointing fingers. Was it a case of self-defence or a moment when loyalty crossed the line? In this episode, we dive deep into the chaotic night that forever changed Rudolph’s life and the court case that gripped the nation.

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