The Snake River Killer podcast is a real-time investigative podcast that does a deep dive into several murders, disappearances, and suspicious deaths along the Washington-Idaho border.

“Excellent intro into it seems to be a very sprawling and layered true crime story. Thorough research and explanation, plus the narrator’s voice makes for a great listen. And! A Zodiac killer reference? I can’t wait to hear more.”

-McKenzie DeAnn

“I’ve been hoping for a deep dive into the Snake River Killer after watching the documentary “Confluence” and this podcast delivers! I learn more each episode. It’s folks like Brandon that make the story more riveting and I appreciate his hard work, no stone left unturned! Keep up the great job and looking forward to more episodes!”

-augybug

“I’m very particular and podcasts I will listen to and enjoy. I wanna riveting story, lots of details, rabbit holes to explore, and a good narrator with a voice for podcasting. Snake River killer delivers on all fronts. If you enjoy Casefile, Serial, Up and Vanished, Bardstown, S-Town, Dr. Death and the like, you should give this a listen. It’s very well researched, and Brandon picks up on the subtle nuances and inconsistencies and follows up on them so there aren’t loose threads or tangents that are left hanging. Hope he’s able to solve this!”

-meeee.ee

“I was so glad I stumbled upon this. Very informative and well researched. Enjoyed the podcaster. Can’t wait for the next episodes. Highly recommend!!”

-MemphPip0313

“The snake river killer podcast is told in a way that makes you feel you’re sinking into the mystery, and you can hear the host Brandon sinking deeper into it too. The pacing is rightly methodical as he ponders clues and firsthand accounts from various sources – some reliable, and some not so much. The best part of this podcast is when Brandon picks apart small details to find things others have missed – discrepancies in someone’s account of events, or the strange way a classified ad was written that reveals hair raising new clues. It’s really good stuff. His approach is unique and that’s what makes this stand out from other podcasts like it. I eagerly await new episodes!”

-ASMillar

“Enjoyable podcast that pulls you in from the first episode. Looking forward to additional episodes dropping. Brandon Schrand has a melodic voice that makes for easy listening.”

-LTDanCaffey

“First two episodes set the scene of the disappearance of 12 yr old Christina White in Asotin, WA on 28th April 1979. Goes deep on the timeline and possible theories of what happened on that fateful day. There’s already a highly chilling / goosebump moment in Brandon’s real time investigation. This podcast is already shaping as one of the best ones ever produced in the true crime space!”

-SouthPort4215

“Can’t wait to dive into this! Also, the host has a perfect voice for this topic.”

-mmborabora

“I continue to learn more and more, the codes are very enlightening and I believe the classified ad is a taunt: cruel and sadistic. Brandon, Gloria, and Jackie are true caring investigators. These podcasts are very well done. Thank you Brandon, Gloria, and staff.”

-abby 123

“Engaged right off the bat. Twists and turns throughout. A+++”

-Glaus26