
The John List Family Murders
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March 13, 2026 · 18 min · Episode 72
About this episode
This episode explores the chilling John List Family Murders and the subsequent manhunt for the murderer.
In November 1971, a quiet suburban home in Westfield, New Jersey became the scene of one of America's most chilling family murder cases. John List, a respected accountant and churchgoer, calmly murdered his mother, wife, and three children before disappearing without a trace. For nearly two decades he lived under a new identity while investigators searched for the man who had seemingly vanished into thin air. The mystery deepened as authorities uncovered the careful planning behind the killings and the shocking normal life List had built elsewhere. His eventual capture in 1989 revealed how a mass murderer had hidden in plain sight for years. In this episode, we explore the disturbing psychology, meticulous planning, and extraordinary manhunt behind the John List Family Murders. Visit our website: Compact Murder Find us on our social media sites: Facebook Instagram Pinterest Youtube #TrueCrime, #JohnList, #FamilyMurder, #UnsolvedMystery, #CrimeHistory, #AmericanCrime, #WestfieldNewJersey, #ColdCase, #CrimeInvestigation, #CriminalPsychology
People in this episode
Host: Compact Murder
Topics covered
- family murder
- true crime
- psychology
- investigation
- American crime
Keywords
- John List
- family murder
- true crime
- Westfield New Jersey
- crime investigation
- criminal psychology
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Compact Murder
Places: Westfield, New Jersey
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