Digest

This episode of "My Favorite Murder" features listener emails about a variety of topics, including a close encounter with the Green River Killer, a carbon monoxide poisoning tragedy, and a hilarious story about a parrot who catcalls people on the beach. One listener shares a chilling story about driving past a crime scene involving the Green River Killer, Gary Ridgeway, while her mother, who had previously worked as a barista, recognized him from her coffee shop. Another listener recounts a tragic incident where six members of a large family died from carbon monoxide poisoning after a pot of food was left burning on the stove overnight. The episode also features a lighthearted story about a parrot who catcalls people on the beach, leaving the listener feeling both flattered and embarrassed. The episode concludes with a listener sharing a story about her large family in Australia, including their use of a limousine to transport seven of the ten children. The episode highlights the diverse range of experiences and stories that listeners share with the hosts, Karen and Georgia, and the importance of staying safe and aware of potential dangers.

Outlines

00:00:00

Introduction

This Chapter introduces the hosts, Karen and Georgia, and the concept of "My Favorite Murder," a podcast where listeners share their true crime stories and experiences.

00:01:03

Listener Emails

This Chapter features a collection of listener emails, each sharing a unique and captivating story. The stories range from chilling encounters with notorious criminals to tragic accidents and humorous anecdotes.

00:16:10

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00:17:40

More Listener Emails

This Chapter continues the collection of listener emails, featuring stories about large families, childhood memories, and unexpected encounters.

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Q&A

• What is the Green River Killer and how is he connected to one of the listener's stories?

  The Green River Killer is Gary Ridgeway, a serial killer who murdered at least 49 women in the Seattle area. One listener shares a story about driving past a crime scene involving Ridgeway while her mother, who had previously worked as a barista, recognized him from her coffee shop.

• What is carbon monoxide poisoning and how did it affect the family in one of the listener's stories?

  Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs when carbon monoxide gas is inhaled. In one listener's story, a pot of food was left burning on the stove overnight, releasing carbon monoxide gas into the house. Six members of the family, including parents and children, died from carbon monoxide poisoning.

• What is the "Wheatwood Whistle" and how does it relate to one of the listener's stories?

  The "Wheatwood Whistle" is a high-pitched, catcalling sound. One listener shares a story about hearing this whistle while walking to a store in Hawaii, only to discover that the offender was a parrot sitting on a porch.

• What is "My Favorite Murder" and what is the podcast's format?

  "My Favorite Murder" is a popular true crime podcast hosted by Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark. The podcast features listener emails about true crime experiences, humorous anecdotes, and discussions about mental health.

• What is Honey Love and what is their product?

  Honey Love is a company that produces comfortable and supportive bras without underwire. Their bras are designed to provide a more relaxed fit and eliminate the discomfort of traditional underwire bras.

• What is TikTok and how does it relate to one of the listener's stories?

  TikTok is a social media platform where users create and share short videos. One listener mentions that her TikTok feed is filled with videos of people finding lost puppies, which relates to her own experience of accidentally finding a dog and taking it home.

• What is the story about the large family in Australia and their use of a limousine?

  One listener shares a story about her large family in Australia, including their use of a limousine to transport seven of the ten children. The listener's father bought an old limousine that was previously used as an airport boardroom, and the family used it for several years before he decided it was too ridiculous to drive so many children around in a limo.

• What is the story about the parrot who catcalls people on the beach?

  One listener shares a story about hearing a catcalling whistle while walking to a store in Hawaii. She initially thought it was a man, but then discovered that the offender was a parrot sitting on a porch. The listener found the situation both flattering and embarrassing.

Show Notes