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    Crimes and Consequences

    Listen to the gripping details of the world’s most brutal murders presented to you by two attorneys who rely on their sarcasm and wit to plow through the horrors of the crimes. Court and police records are heavily relied on to ensure the accuracy of each episode. Listen to Crimes and Consequences for your weekly dose of hardcore true crime.

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    EP36: Killing the Man in the Mirror Jun 15, 2020
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    In the summer of 1984, 14-year-old Kenny Myers left his home to go for a bike ride when he failed to return, his mother reported him missing. His strangled body was found 30 miles away in a park. A year later, 13-year-old Shawn Moore disappeared while riding his bike and like Kenny, his body was found decomposed two weeks later, 150 miles from his house. Other teen boys reported being kidnapped in a similar fashion, but after their assaults, they were released. Tips began pouring in and eventually the killer, 26-year-old Ronald Bailey, was arrested. His background showed a history of kidnapping and homosexual rapes, starting when he was only 13 years old. Eventually, Ronald opened up to FBI forensic profiler John Douglas about how he chose his victims and his method of murder. Ronald killed boys that reminded him of his younger self. He rationalized that If he could kill his teen self, then he could prevent the monster he grew up to be from hurting others. No one will know the true count of Ronald’s murdered victims, but authorities are convinced Shawn and Kenny weren’t the only ones.
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    Sources: The Livingston Daily Press
    The Livingston PostJourney into Darkness by John Douglas


    EP35: The Freezer Jun 08, 2020
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    On June 2, 1991, in southern California, Denise Huber was getting ready to go to a Morrisey concert with a friend. After the concert, she and her friend, Rob, went for drinks at a local watering hole. They invited more friends to join them and the night didn’t end until last call. Denise dropped Rob off at his house at about 2 am, and she told him she was on her way home. She was never seen alive again. Denise's car was found on the side of the highway the next day but the police came up short on clues. It wasn’t until three years later when someone noticed a Ryder truck parked in a driveway in Arizona did the horror of what happened to Denise come to light.
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    Sources: Cold Storage by Don Lasseter


    EP34: Casket Closed Jun 01, 2020
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    Two days before her graduation from high school, 17-year-old Shari Smith was kidnapped from her mailbox. The kidnapper called her family on eight different occasions taunting them and even threatened that Shari's 21-year-old sister, Dawn, would suffer the same fate. Eventually, the perpetrator's phone calls stopped, but his crimes didn't. Two weeks after Shari's disappearance, he called the Smith family again and provided them with the directions to where the body of his newest victim could be found.
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    Sources: The Rose of Shari Smith by Hilda Smith
    Murder in the Midlands by Rita Y. Shuler


    EP33: Breaking News May 25, 2020
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    On June 27, 1995 a local newscaster from Mason City, Iowa was running late for her 3am call time at her station. Jodi Husentruit, who had overslept, hurriedly ran out the door of her apartment, got to her car to go to work, and was abducted, never to be seen again. It was about 4:30 am and there were no actual eyewitnesses. Police would arrive to the scene by 7:30 am to find her belongings strewn around her vehicle but there were minimal clues to go on. Nearly 25 years later, Jodi’s abduction is still unsolved. Join us to hear about the case and possible suspects…what do YOU think happened to Jodi?
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    SOURCES: "Dead Air" by Beth Bednar


    EP32: The Xbox Murders May 18, 2020
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    In 2004, a 22-year-old named Erin went to check on her grandmother's winter home in Deltona, Florida, like she often would, just to make sure everything was fine with it. On July 31st, she discovered she found items at her grandma's house, such as an Xbox, men's clothing, and mail with the name Troy Victorino on it. She called the police and they told her since the property was at her grandmother's home illegally, Erin could do with it as she wished. This set off a chain of events that culminated into a crime so brutal that two of the four perpetrators were given death sentences. This is the story of the inhumane slaughter of six young adults.
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    EP30: Superglued May 04, 2020
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    In October of 1986, 17-year-old Alicia from Terra Haute, Indiana, walked two blocks to the gas station to get some pop for her family, but she never returned. Months later, another girl from Alicia's neighborhood disappeared. An informant and an anonymous tipster provided leads to the police which led to a shocking discovery...
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    Sources: Court Record


    EP28:The Gitchie Girl Apr 20, 2020
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    In 1973, five teenagers decided to spend their Saturday night listening to the guitar by the campfire at Gitchie Manitou State Park. Five of them entered the park, but only one left alive. This story is truly what nightmares are made of...Listen to The Gitchie Girl.
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    Sources: Gitchie Girl by Phil and Sandy Hamman
    Gitchie Girl Uncovered by Phil and Sandy Hamman


    EP27: Cruisin' Apr 13, 2020
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    In 1977, young girls in the suburbs of Adelaide, South Australia were going missing. It wouldn’t be until two years later where the truth of what happened to them would come to light. Police were told to talk to James Miller—that James had quite the story to tell. James ended up telling police about the rape, murder and disposal of six young women, some of them just teenagers, at the hands of his friend Christopher Worrell. James, who was in love with Chris (although Chris did not reciprocate the affection) and helped Chris pick up these girls, despite knowing they were in grave danger. Chris was eventually credited with the deaths of seven women, even though he is probably responsible for many, many more—listen now to hear about one of Australia’s most notorious serial killers.
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    SOURCES FOR THIS EPISODE: "The Truro Murders" by Ryan Green
    Murderpedia: Christopher Worrell
    Murderpedia: James Miller


    EP25: Murders in the Mangroves Mar 30, 2020
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    Gerard Schaefer, a former Florida police officer, is one of the world's most vile and prolific serial killers. For 10 years he tortured, mutilated, and murdered women on three different continents. He took pleasure in the mental anguish even more than the physical pain he inflicted on his victims and preferred to kill two women at one time for "double the pleasure." In order to ensure he didn't get caught, he studied the behavior of other serial killers. However, in 1972, two women managed to escape when Gerard left them tied to the mangrove trees with nooses around their necks while he went to work. He was arrested by his own co-workers at the police station he worked at. While in prison, he mingled with the likes of Ted Bundy and Otis O' Toole, later stating that Ted Bundy sought advice from him. Gerard Schaefer is proof that monsters can disguise themselves as normal human beings.
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    Sources: Killer Cop by Ryan Green
    Killer Fiction by Sondra London
    The Hangman's Noose


    EP23: The Black Hand Mar 16, 2020
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    Carmine Lapello was a taxi cab driver during the Canadian prohibition on alcohol. He was arrested twice for using his cab to deliver alcohol to the bootleggers. In 1917, he was viciously murdered and humiliated in death by having his pants pulled down leaving him exposed on the road beside his cab. The last people to catch a ride from Carmine was a shady couple that insisted that Carmine drive them to a seedy part of town. Was Carmine murdered in a fit of jealous rage, or did his dealings with the bootleggers and the Italian Mafia cause his downfall? Find out who Carmine's great-nephew believes is responsible for his killing and why, as we try to piece together the puzzle of one of Canada's oldest unsolved murders.
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    Sources: Murder lost to time by Joe


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