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Eryn and Diana discuss the fascinating facts behind some truly captivating crimes. A weekly podcast on true crime ranging from the enthralling to the utterly bizarre!
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Monday Jun 17, 2019
Monday Jun 17, 2019
This episode has it ALL! Interrogation, kidnapping, murder for hire, cannibalism, Free Masons… and then we get to the crime story part of things!
Resources:
https://murderpedia.org/male.R/r/ramirez-richard.htm
Monday Jun 10, 2019
Monday Jun 10, 2019
It’s hot. It’s busy. There are outdoor things to be done. I mean, not by US, but by other people. And we have shit to do, too.
Mini-sota minisodes mean you get an episode every week and Eryn doesn’t cry everytime she sees her podcasting computer.
So, on this week’s first ever INTENTIONAL minisode, we’re covering a schemer whose name you’re going to recognize for sure. But did you know he did THIS?
And Eryn has learned all about water towers - that mysterious town-marker that you probably never gave a whole lot of thought to!
Monday May 27, 2019
Monday May 27, 2019
Eryn deals with normal life-stress by finding a story with MORE cannibalism (hey, at least you can’t deny it’s distracting!) And Diana tells of a brilliant conman who literally printed money!
Listverse - 10 Cases of Cannibalism
Gizmodo: The Most Unfortunate Design Flaws in the Human Body
Smithsonian: The Man Who Sold the Eiffel Tower. Twice.
Monday May 20, 2019
Monday May 20, 2019
If you were to come home and find someone else living there, you’d call the cops, right? But what if the cops couldn’t or wouldn’t remove the person from your home? Believe it or not, more than one person on today’s episode went through that exact thing!
Resources
MDJ: Squatter moves into home while family’s away, refuses to leave
WSBTV.com: Family returns from holiday travel, finds man living in their Cobb home
FoxNews: Georgia family members say they returned from vacation to find stranger living in home
Tuesday May 14, 2019
Tuesday May 14, 2019
Child survivors and people who REALLY wish they’d followed traffic laws. This week’s episode has ALL the murder!
Resources:
Criminals who almost got away with it.
StarTribune.com: Tattoo inspired Macy's star logo
PrintMag.com: Macy's Star, a Tattoo Turned Icon
11alive.com: Sole survivor in family's massacre happy to be home
11alive.com: Mother charged after family slaughtered
11alive.com: Mom accused of killing family shows bizarre behavior during first appearance
11alive.com: Mother accused of killing husband, four children pleads not guilty
AJC.com: Gwinnett mother pleads guilty, but mentally ill to killing 5
Monday May 06, 2019
Monday May 06, 2019
"To get away with murder, you simply don't tell anyone."
Dr. Spencer Reid, Criminal Minds, Season 2: No Way Out
But for our criminals this week, it would have taken a little more. Like "stop killing people," or "don't act EXACTLY like a serial killer!"
Podcasts
Resources
The-Line-Up.com: The Wolf Family Murders: A Brutal Crime in Small Town North Dakota
The Bismarck Tribune: Here is the story of the Wolf family murder
Monday Apr 29, 2019
Monday Apr 29, 2019
Did you know there have been studies done to determine the most common names of criminals? Let's just say that, in certain states, avoiding "Howards" is a good idea!
In this episode, we continue threads that are both ridiculous and tragic. From a completely absent motive to a small and familiar town, we talk murder and craziness.
Podcasts
Resources
What’s in a Name? A Look at Criminality and First Names
JamestownSun.com: Howard sentenced to life without parole for murder, criminal conspiracy
JamestownSun.com: Injuries described: Victim suffered 'devastating' brain injury, official testifies
JamestownSun.com: Murder trial continues
JamestownSun.com: Jamestown woman pleads not guilty in murder of Somali refugee
Inforum.com: Jamestown man sentenced to life in prison
The Columbus Dispatch: Woman to serve 10 years in killing of Somali man from Columbus
Grand Forks Herald: Slain Somali-born teenager had sought new life in America
NewsDakota.com: JANELLE CAVE SENTENCED TO 11 YEARS IN PRISON
Justia.com: Howard v. North Dakota
FindLaw.com: LeRon Howard Petitioner - Appellant v. NDSP
https://www.gazettejournal.net/index.php/news/news_article/woman_pleads_guilty_in_childs_death
https://www.wavy.com/news/mother-accused-in-death-of-1-year-old-son-denied-bond/1078399524
Monday Apr 22, 2019
Monday Apr 22, 2019
We've talked about how one dies when one consumes rat poison, and I, for one, would not like to do that.
In this episode, Eryn lies to you all. And Diana finds another dead boss.
Resources
Ranker: Employees Who Killed Their Bosses
BeverlyHotSprings.com/history/
Podcasts
What We Learned
Monday Apr 15, 2019
Monday Apr 15, 2019
Continuing Michigander killers, Eryn uncovers one with an epic mustache.
AND Did you know that there is MORE THAN ONE crime known as the Sack Murder? Well, Diana did!
What we learned this week:
Show Notes:
Podcasts:
Scary Stories to Tell When You're Drunk
Tuesday Apr 09, 2019
Tuesday Apr 09, 2019
Two things you should know about Diana: every time she sees an abandoned garbage bag on the side of the road, she thinks there could be body parts in them (It’s her mom’s fault) AND This week was her birthday!
So, a garbage bag containing a body (ish) stars in Eryn’s story, while Diana continues her thread with a geographic theme as we move to Aberdeen, Scotland for a very misleading murder.
Podcasts we love:
Read more about the crimes:
Fact.On.CA: Twisted Mother: YOUNG HELEN’S BRUTAL DEATH MAY HAVE RESULTED FROM A FAMILY FEUD
DailyRecord.com: Bad blood and the vile death of little Helen
Accused Clinton Township double murderer to seek insanity defense
Man finds sister, boyfriend dead in trash bags behind Clinton Twp mobile home