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Holidays can be murder! Join us for an episode that will make you very thankful for your own crazy family, we know we are grateful for ours!
Peter Zimmer (aka Jovan Collier) was either the cleverest, or the luckiest, 14-year-old murderer who ever lived. We know you loved Part 1, so please join us for somehow even more ugly surprises! For your convenience, here is a transcript of
Warning: Part 1 of this episode contains a whirlwind of ugly surprises. Listen carefully to this story of the Zimmer family murderer. If you let your attention drift for even one minute, you'll be lost. Why? Because Peter Zimmer creates chaos e
In this episode, we talk about how ten-year-old children can change the world - not always for the better. Andrew Churchwell killed his dad because Buster pooped in the house. How does that work? If you were an Anarchist, you would already know
Scott Moody is alleged to be a Youthful Family Annihilator, but it is kind of weird that the police closed the case before they did any investigating. In Part 3, we cover motives suggested by the Sheriff's Department, Stacey's recovery, how Jon
Scott Moody is alleged to be a Youthful Family Annihilator. In this episode, we will take you through the history of his family and present the murder theory based on a more developed body of evidence. Join us as we delve into the facts of this
*If you know a lot about this case, please remember that Part 1 is the murder as per the media. Part 2 is the deep dive into what the evidence says about the murder. Part 3 is Stacy Moody's story.* Scott Moody is alleged to be a Youthful Fami
Come listen to Part 2 of this episode, where we will describe the murders and tell you how Gin Rummy, integrity, good decision-making, and new allies help one member of this family survive. For your convenience, here is a transcript of Billy
This is a case of murder, and of survival. Billy Gilley is a youthful family annihilator who murders his entire family, with the exception of the one sister who will never give him what he really wants. Join us as we discuss the murders of Bil
When Jenna Smythe got entangled in human trafficking activities, her mother did what she had to do. She got an apartment near where Jenna was living and worked on bringing her home. Then Jenna started developing an asset of her own - Zoie. Jenn
On September 10, 2003, Marilyn Kananen left work and no one ever. saw her. again. Well, not until the following December when her body was found buried in her daughter, Stacey Kananen's back yard - under the rock garden. Marilyn's missing hus
On September 10, 2003, Marilyn Kananen left work and no one ever. saw her. again. Well, not until the following December when her body was found buried in her daughter's back yard - under the rock garden. Marilyn's missing husband's body was
Amber Bray wanted her mother and younger sister dead - and she knew just how to get the job done without getting her hands dirty. With the combination of love letters and lies, Amber convinced her new boyfriend Jeffrey to take care of her prob
Amber Bray wanted her mother and younger sister dead - and she knew just how to get the job done without getting her hands dirty. With the combination of love letters and lies, Amber convinced her new boyfriend Jeffrey to take care of her prob
Lonnie Dutton told his boys that if anyone messed with Sissy, it was their duty to kill them. Then...he messed with Sissy. Join us for part two, as we discuss the outcome of their legal case. BONUS: Gain some insights from our research into th
He terrorized the town and his family, but he was clear on one rule: "Don't let anybody mess with Sissy. If anyone ever messes with Sissy, shoot them behind the ear or in the heart. You kill 'em!" This would be Lonnie Dutton's downfall. For
Henry's defense was that he did not murder his mother, although his body had. He was happy to plead not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect, but he learned that it's not so easy to get out of treatment if you don't participate.
Henry's defense was that, although his body killed his mother, he had not. He was pretty sure this meant he wouldn't go to prison...and he was right! Listen now to discover Henry's ultimate life lesson - it has something to do about a lightbulb
They say he was an attorney - but he wasn't a very good one. They say he was a father - but he wasn't great at that either. They say he was a husband - his ex-wife says he destroyed their lives. The only person willing to ignore all of his indi
They say he was an attorney - but he wasn't a very good one. They say he was a father - but he wasn't great at that either. They say he was a husband - his ex-wife says he destroyed their lives. The only person willing to ignore all of his indi
After murdering his mother, Hadas Winnick, Jesse believed he could escape responsibility by running away. He continues attempts at escaping responsibility after being arrested, spending the next four years trying to avoid trial.
There's an old Native American tale that speaks to the duality of the human soul; you've probably heard it. It's the tale of two wolves - fighting inside of each of us - in Jesse's case the bad wolf wins.
We have arrived at the final part of the Christopher Porco story, where we discuss the details of the trial and his continuing denials. Now that Chris knew what the Detectives knew, he was able to make up a story that fit with their facts that
Christopher thought he had covered all of his bases when he devised a plan to murder his parents, but he realized you can't hit home runs with an axe. It actually takes hard work, which had never been his strong suit. In this episode we cover h
Christopher Porco came from a good and honest family who loved him and did everything they could to make sure he had a good life. When the going got tough - and Chris made it very tough - they had his back. No matter what. That seemed to be wor
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