"Cut, Color, Kill" is a serialized true crime podcast from Sony Music Entertainment and Novel, part of The Binge network. It chronicles the shocking 2017 murder of Fabio Sementilli, a beloved celebrity hairdresser known as "Big Daddy" in the Los Angeles beauty industry, who was found killed at his Woodland Hills home in what first appeared to be a burglary gone wrong. Through a narrative-driven, episodic structure, the show traces Fabio's rise from a working-class Italian immigrant family in Toronto to Hollywood success, then unravels the meticulous investigation that exposed a hidden life, secret motives, and a calculated plot behind his death. With cinematic storytelling, dramatic pacing, and deep dives into police investigation and courtroom developments, the podcast appeals to true crime enthusiasts drawn to character-driven mysteries involving betrayal, hidden identities, and the dark side of glamorous industries. Its polished production and immersive tone make it a strong fit for fans of shows like Dr. Death or Dirty John, and listeners interested in the intersection of celebrity culture, family secrets, and criminal justice.
"Cut, Color, Kill" is a serialized true crime podcast from Sony Music Entertainment and Novel, part of The Binge network. It chronicles the shocking 2017 murder of Fabio Sementilli, a beloved celebrity hairdresser known as "Big Daddy" in the Los Angeles beauty industry, who was found killed at his Woodland Hills home in what first appeared to be a burglary gone wrong. Through a narrative-driven, episodic structure, the show traces Fabio's rise from a working-class Italian immigrant family in Toronto to Hollywood success, then unravels the meticulous investigation that exposed a hidden life, secret motives, and a calculated plot behind his death. With cinematic storytelling, dramatic pacing, and deep dives into police investigation and courtroom developments, the podcast appeals to true crime enthusiasts drawn to character-driven mysteries involving betrayal, hidden identities, and the dark side of glamorous industries. Its polished production and immersive tone make it a strong fit for fans of shows like Dr. Death or Dirty John, and listeners interested in the intersection of celebrity culture, family secrets, and criminal justice.
