What to Listen to Next: Killer Kin

Nightmare Next Door

Warner Bros. Discovery

True Crime

3.6 • 869 Ratings

🗓️ 4 March 2025

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

If you enjoyed Nightmare Next Door, you may also like Killer Kin, from ID. Can you inherit evil from your family tree? On Killer Kin, from ID, follow true-crime cases that prove blood is always thicker than water. Each episode chronicles a bone-chilling crime, investigating the motive, interviewing family members, and exploring what leads family members to turn against each other—and others. From a set of twins who work together to kill their father to brothers whose criminal lifestyle leads them to turn on each other, these stories are real, raw and disturbing. Killer Kin features direct audio from five hit ID shows: Evil Twins, Evil Kin, Evil Stepmothers, Evil-In-Law, and Blood Relatives.

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0:00.0	Identical twins, Jerome and Tyrone Page,
0:05.0	look like the best of friends.
0:08.0	They walk together, they talk together, they function together.
0:12.0	It's like a tag team.
0:14.0	But behind closed doors, their relationship is filled with abuse and intimidation.
0:20.0	He was so terrified that he would hide in the closet from his own brother.
0:24.6	When their hometown falls on hard times, the twins become identical partners in crime.
0:31.6	Pray upon a week and take. Take what they want.
0:36.6	The relationship explodes in a single night of horror.
0:41.7	He goes into diner, gets a fort, and makes a momentous decision to kill someone.
0:47.3	All culminating in a courtroom showdown that pits one twin against the other.
0:53.6	You could have heard a pin drop in the courtroom.
0:56.5	Unbelievable.
0:57.8	We just don't know which one did the final act.
1:21.6	The City of Baltimore has long been plagued by crime, but it reaches a peak in the early 1990s. Baltimore in the 90s was becoming by far the worst city in terms of reputation were dysfunction.
1:28.3	Violent crime was on the rise.
1:31.3	Much of it had to do with being fueled by the drug trade, both heroin and cocaine, now including crack cocaine.
1:38.3	There were abandoned houses, dangerous streets, drug drops all over the place.
1:45.7	And along these desperate streets lurks a pair of identical twins, poised to menace the innocent
1:52.5	and terrorize the blighted city.
1:59.7	Tonight, local authorities are on the lookout for 35-year-old Jerome Page.
2:05.7	This guy was no stranger to law enforcement.
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