
This episode discusses the disappearance of Sarah McDermott, the murder of Jun Hase, and the psychological profile of the young killer, Sayito Sakakibara.
Sarah McDermott vanished on July 11, 1990, after leaving Kannan railway station. True crime author Vicki Petraetis, known for her work on the Frankston serial killings, investigates her case.
The episode also covers the tragic murder of 11-year-old Jun Hase in Kobe, Japan, in 1997. Jun was lured into the woods and brutally killed, with his head displayed at his school.
Sayito Sakakibara, a 14-year-old boy, was identified as the killer. His disturbing letters to the media and police revealed his motivations and mindset, drawing comparisons to the Zodiac Killer.
The episode concludes with the aftermath of Sakakibara's release from a juvenile facility and his controversial memoir, which sparked public outrage and debate about his rehabilitation.
The episode covers Sarah McDermott's disappearance and Jun Hase's murder by Sayito Sakakibara, exploring the psychological aspects of the case.

This episode stands out for the following:
She was never seen again.The Zodiac-inspired case that stunned Kobe, Japan
I think I hit her a few times but I was too excited to remember.The Zodiac-inspired case that stunned Kobe, Japan
Nothing makes me more excited than killing.The Zodiac-inspired case that stunned Kobe, Japan
Our son is now doing his best to have courage.The Zodiac-inspired case that stunned Kobe, Japan
I couldn't keep quiet about my past anymore.The Zodiac-inspired case that stunned Kobe, Japan
I thought I could die in that moment.The Zodiac-inspired case that stunned Kobe, Japan