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True crime podcast dedicated to unraveling the intricacies of crime.
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In the 1990s in a suburb of Chicago, seven people were murdered inside a Brown’s Chicken restaurant terrifying the entire area. Police aggressively investigated the case, but no suspects were uncovered for years, until they finally got a break. I will be talking with Patrick Wohl, the author of “Something Big: The True Story of the Brown’s Chicken Massacre, A Decade-long Manhunt, and the Trials That Followed.”
A fight gets out of hand when someone starts shooting. Police arrest 18-year-old Ava Mooring on three counts of attempted murder. We will delve into her interrogation with detectives.
Part 2 of 2. Anomalous Health Incidents. AHI’s. That is what the intelligence community refers to it as, but you likely know it as “The Havana Syndrome.” People reported feeling sick, dizzy, or even worse after experiencing a loud sonic-like wave in and around the U.S. Embassy in Cuba. The U.S. Intelligence Community says there is no evidence of any deliberate actions by a foreign actor. Is there more to the story?
Anomalous Health Incidents. AHI’s. That is what the intelligence community refers to it as, but you likely know it as “The Havana Syndrome.” People reported feeling sick, dizzy, or even worse after experiencing a loud sonic-like wave in and around the U.S. Embassy in Cuba. The U.S. Intelligence Community says there is no evidence of any deliberate actions by a foreign actor. Is there more to the story?
Investigative Genetic Genealogist, Kaycee Connelly, from Moxxy Forensics, talks about her efforts in trying to locate Sherry Lynn Crossland Eastman.
Part 2 of 2. People were being shot and killed on the streets of New York City by a crazed madman known as 'Son of Sam.' The authorities later arrested David Berkowitz. Was he a lone gunman, or did the authorities get it wrong and a group of devil worshippers conspired to commit these murders?
Part 1 of 2. People were being shot and killed on the streets of New York City by a crazed madman known as 'Son of Sam.' The authorities later arrested David Berkowitz. Was he a lone gunman, or did the authorities get it wrong and a group of devil worshippers conspired to commit these murders?
Kim Davis from the Slaycation Podcast talks about the death of David Rainey and the strange actions and reactions by his family members.
Sharee Miller convinced her lover, a former police detective, to drive across the Midwest to kill her husband, Bruce Miller. How and why did she go to such lengths to get rid of her husband?
How far will a mother go to win custody of her son? For Devan Schreiner, it involved murdering her ex-boyfriend and the father to her son, Jason Schaefer.
Jonathan Schwartz was a business manager to high-net worth celebrities in Hollywood, but his addiction to gambling changed everything. It consumed his life, ultimately resulting in him stealing from the very clients who trusted him with their life savings. I will be talking to Jonathan Schwartz about being on top, losing it all, and emerging on the other side.
Branden Morgan from The Devil Within Podcast discusses season 1, which covers the murder of Betty Ann Sullivan in the late 1980s and the role of Satanism and the occult in her murder.
We delve into the murder of Huey Newton, who co-founded The Black Panther Party, a group whose reputation was primarily crafted by FBI propaganda.
Part 2 of 2. Someone murdered eleven-year-old Terry Bowers while on a Boy Scouts’ camping trip in 1970 in rural Pennsylvania. His case is still unsolved. I will be talking with Terry Bowers’ younger brother, Chris.
Someone murdered eleven-year-old Terry Bowers while on a Boy Scouts’ camping trip in 1970 in rural Pennsylvania. His case is still unsolved. I will be talking with Terry Bowers’ younger brother, Chris. Part 1 of 2.
While Anni Dewani and her husband Shrien were on their honeymoon in Cape Town, South Africa, several individuals kidnapped the couple and then murdered Anni. Was this just random violence, or was this a targeted attack?
In the 1980s, Jody Plauche was kidnapped and molested by a family friend. After the police rescued him, his father took matters into his own hands and killed the man who hurt his child. I will be talking with Jody about how these events impacted him and his family.
Melissa Leinweber and Whitney St. Andre from the Navigating Advocacy True Crime Podcast will discuss how they work with and help victims of crime. Often times, the victims are lost in many true crime stories, but Melissa and Whitney are working to have their voices heard.
Best-selling crime writer Patricia Cornwell discusses writing, true crime, and her latest book in the Scarpetta series, Identity Unknown.
Investigative journalist, Katie Kaplan, from the Two Sleuths Podcast and I discuss the unsolved murder of Stephon Edgerton, who is also known as DJ Juan Gotti.
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I found it really hard to understand the second voice
Frances McDormand!! Come on dude, she won an Academy Award for that role, get her name right 😳
I can’t hear a word the guy on the phone is saying. Waste of time.
I think it’s a woman.
Love your podcast! I was just wondering if cases are gonna be more than one episode if you could put part 1 in the title?
Yes.Zack did kill his brother.No.Its not wrong to give a life sentence to a 15 yr. old. They fully understand what can kill another person. Thats why they pick weapons to inflict pain.All humans know it is wrong and it is final when you kill another, otherwise they would not try and hide the fact. If Zack was my son and I know he did this, he would not be living with me.Not that I dont love him, I just couldnt trust him. Yes. He would be put somewhere for help. Just not with me.
You are doing your listeners a great disservice by recommending the book Helter Skelter at the end of the Drew Peterson episode. Helter Skelter has been shone to be a wildly inaccurate portrayal of what really happened in the Tate - Labianca murders involving Charles Manson and his followers. Vincent Bugliosi, the author, missrepresented, made up and outright lied in the book and in the trial to make himself look good, brilliant and to sell books to make money. The far more accurate and interesting book on the subject is Tom O'neill's book, Chaos: Charles Manson, the CIA & the secret history of the 60's. This book was over 20 years in research and interveiws in the making. It's a great enthralling read.
Scott called Diane Sawyer’s producer after the interview to let them know that he answered that question wrong (about telling the police about Amber). Diane told the viewers this and it’s in the original show (in the clip you played it was edited out). So he owned that one.
this case was disturbing and sickening all at once. god help the next rider in this little cowards car. rip
personally not a huge fan of episodes that are recordings of phone interviews, I struggle to understand them and the audio can be pitchy. just a personal preference.
Good grief ... I couldn't listen to more than several minutes of this podcast. The ridiculous and wildly uneducated "analysis" of the 911 call was absolutely embarrassing. The call was obviously sketchy because he said "hey" and "please?" And because he asked 911 to send "someone" instead of a specific agency? And because -- when seeking help for his girlfriend -- he referred to her as his girlfriend, instead of using her proper name? Jeebus Cripes ... please take a high-school class in psychology before performing any future "analysis" of 911 calls. A cringe-worthy example of an amateur podcaster who is jaw-droppingly ignorant when it comes to psychology and human behavior.
Episode 22: I don't know what the law was at the time this happened, but in the state of Georgia - it doesn't matter who fires the *kill shot* when there is a murder. All parties to the crime are equally culpable to that crime. Because the man has admitted that he was, in fact, involved in the shootout - he has admitted guilt and is considered to be guilty of the murder of the men who died. Something most people do not know is that in the investigation stage, police are allowed to lie to you about anything. This is why the federal prosecutor has the attitude that he has. His job was to get the defendant back to the States and then prosecute the case. As long as he did not lie during the trial, he was well within the parameters of his job to not use the witness as long as the defense team had all the information that the prosecutor had. (The judge making the decision he made to refuse allowing that witness to testify - I would need far more information regarding the witness and the reas