Who is Sean K. Robb?

I'm a writer, filmmaker, podcaster, and voice-over actor who's been telling stories about things that go bump in the night for twenty-five years. In that time, I have written, researched, and story-edited dozens of hours of true-crime television.

From 2017-2020 I was the host and producer of This Week in Murder, a unique true-crime podcast that investigated and told under-reported stories about murder and mayhem, both new and old -- a series that I am happy to say will be returning this winter.

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I am also currently at work on "Junior Pierce" a book about the mysteries surrounding alleged serial killer William "Junior" Pierce, who is alleged to have murdered nine people in 1970 and '71.

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As a pop-culture commentator, I have appeared on CBC's The National, CTV NewsNet, Canada AM, MTV, MuchMusic, and numerous other television programs.

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In 2014, I wrote, directed, and produced the award-winning, feature-length independent film SCARS, a psychological thriller about a pair of female serial killers who kill men for fun.

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As the son of a cop, I've always been drawn to stories about bad people doing bad things, and good people who do even worse. I'm a big fan of justice, but don't like revenge. I have no faith in miracles, but I do think evil exists. I've long believed that deserves' got nothing to do with it, but I don't reckon anything happens for a reason.

I agree that the only way out is through.

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I like to dance, play pinball, and watch old movies with my girlfriend. I live in Montreal with two cats.