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Murder Sheet

The Murder Sheet is a weekly true crime podcast hosted by journalist Áine Cain and attorney Kevin Greenlee.

We take a journalistic approach to covering true crime. We have broken national news on major stories. We have covered cases like the Delphi murders, the Burger Chef murders, the Austin yogurt shop murders, the donut shop murders, Bryan Kohberger and the University of Idaho murders, Rex Heuermann and the Long Island Serial Killer case, the murder of Scott Macklem by Temujin Kensu, the I-70 Killer, the disappearance of Asha Degree, the Tylenol murders, the Zodiac murders, and more.

We also cover plenty of other subjects, including high-profile murders, cold cases, legal topics within the criminal justice system, restaurant slayings, historical crimes, and wide-ranging interviews with authors and experts.

If you’re looking for in-depth coverage of both well-known and obscure cases, smart legal analysis, and thoughtful interviews, then this is the true crime podcast for you. The Murder Sheet is a production of Mystery Sheet LLC.

Copyright: © © 2021 Murder Sheet

Latest Episodes:

The San Ysidro McDonald's Massacre Apr 06, 2021

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On a warm afternoon in the summer of 1984, James Huberty, a disturbed man with a gun decided to go hunting humans. He ended up in a popular neighborhood McDonald's, where he shot to death 21 people-- including a truck driver nearing retirement, two young boys taking a break from a bike ride and and a teenage mother with her infant in her arms.

Panicked people inside the restaurant play dead and hide in closets, praying the police will mount a rescue before the gunman discovers them. But the SWAT team is stuck in traffic-- will more people die before help finally arrives?

The San Diego Tribune's interview with Huberty's daughter:

https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/opinion/the-conversation/sdut-daughter-mcdonalds-killer-james-huberty-interview-2015dec15-story.html

Crime scene footage of the aftermath of the massacre. The bodies of victims are clearly visible, and viewer discretion is strongly advised: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmDmCn4-4vc

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Shootout at the Carbarn Mar 30, 2021

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Early on a summer morning in 1919, cops and robbers faced off in Sioux City, Iowa.

The showdown kicked off at the Carbarn, an unassuming eatery dedicated to the city's streetcar workers.

Leading the charge on the side of the law was Detective James Garfield Britton, a veteran officer who'd lost his job as police chief over rising crime rates. The bandits were captained by one Donald "Red" Burzette, a brigand among bootleggers who often resorted to violence to steal loot.

That morning, both sides exchanged around 17 gunshots in 10 seconds. But who was left standing in the Carbarn when the shooting stopped?

Special thanks to Haley Aguirre for her insight and research help.

Listen to Tom Munson's presentation here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBv7b4onMn4

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The Delphi Murders Mar 23, 2021

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This week on the Murder Sheet, we take a break from our usual run of restaurant homicides to bring you some news.

We'll be researching the murders of Liberty German and Abigail Williams in the coming months, and presenting occasional episodes on that crime on a monthly basis.

In this episode, we visit the high bridge in Delphi that Libby and Abby visited on February 13, 2017, shortly before vanishing. We also lay out the basic facts of the case, and the investigation so far.

If you have information on the Delphi murders, send your confidential tip to abbyandlibbytip@cacoshrf.com or call 844-459-5786, 800-382-7537 or 765-564-2413.

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The Boccaccio's Massacre: Part Two Mar 16, 2021

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Who killed four Bocaccio's employees in the wilds of Florida over four decades ago? Why has the case remained unsolved for so long? And what exactly can be done to change that?

This follow-up episode looks into some of the suspects who've been discussed in connection with the case over the years. From drug connections to unwitting recognitions, these are the theories that have swirled around the case for years.

We'll also look into some striking similarities between the Bocaccio's massacre, and the Burger Chef murders. In both instances, four employees were forced out of the business, driven several miles away, and killed in a remote, wooded area (with a .38 gun involved in both crimes). If you need a refresher on the Burger Chef case, we cover it in the first 10 episodes of the Murder Sheet.

Lastly, we'll delve into the importance of investigative agencies devoting resources to solving cold cases. To learn more about the unsolved murder of Scott Burnham's cousin Ann Harmeier, follow Who Killed Ann? on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

Sources for this episode include the Fort Lauderdale News, the Tampa Bay Times, the Orlando Sentinel, and Jean Stover's book on Roger Dale Stafford, "Sirloin Stockade Slaughter: Murder on the Run."

If you have information on the Bocaccio’s case, please contact the Broward County Sheriff’s Office at 954-493-TIPS — or 954-493-8477.

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The Boccaccio's Massacre: Part One Mar 09, 2021

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On a winter's morning in 1975, four employees vanished from a Florida nightclub. A few days later, a group of brothers stumbled upon their bodies, dumped several miles away in the Everglades.
Police still don't know who murdered Joseph McCartney, Gail Reickmann, Mary Ann Hastons, and Neata Harvard all those years ago. In this episode, we'll delve into this heinous crime, involving a disgruntled ex-employee, cocaine rumors, and the strange details of the mass murder. We'll also hear from the original detective on the case, as well as the current investigator currently looking into the cold case.
Sources for this episode include the Fort Lauderdale News, the Tampa Bay Times, and the Orlando Sentinel.
If you have information on the Bocaccio’s case, please contact the Broward County Sheriff’s Office at 954-493-TIPS — or 954-493-8477.
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After the Borderline Mar 02, 2021

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After murdering 12 people at the Borderline Bar and Grill, Ian David Long turned his gun on himself and took his own life. With the killer dead and beyond the reach of earthly justice, one might imagine there would be no role for an investigative agency like the FBI to play in the case.

But there was.

This episode of the Murder Sheet focuses on a little known division of the FBI which concentrates on helping those left behind after a tragedy, victims who need more from the justice system than what can be delivered in a courtroom.

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Finding James Redline Feb 23, 2021

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After a restaurant robbery goes wrong, a Pennsylvania man finds himself convicted of murder. But that's not the end of the story for James Redline. It's only the beginning.
This episode of the Murder Sheet features a harrowing hostage crisis, a son discovering his father's dark secret, mysterious mob connections, and even the popular 1990s band Fuel.
This isn't just a story about murder and crime and violence. It's a story about hard-won redemption, community, and family. It's the story of love can change us.
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The Killing at the Cattle Car: The Unsolved Murder of Emile Zaniboni Feb 16, 2021

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Emile "Bob" Zaniboni never came home one cold winter's night, over half a century ago. The next morning, his family discovered him murdered in the Cattle Car Restaurant he owned and operated alongside New York State Route 22, between Pawling and Wingdale. He'd been shot three times with a .22 caliber weapon, and his restaurant had been ransacked.

To this day, the crime remains unsolved.

In this episode, the Murder Sheet takes a closer look at this cold case. We also speak with Abbott Brant, who covered the crime as part of the Poughkeepsie Journal's deep dive into area cold cases.

Read Abbott's reporting here:

The Zaniboni case: https://www.poughkeepsiejournal.com/story/news/local/southern-dutchess/2017/01/24/police-seek-clues-1971-pawling-homicide-cold-case/96987956/
The Wingdale gas station murder: https://www.poughkeepsiejournal.com/story/news/2017/08/22/cold-case-wingdale-man-found-dead-wappinger-gas-station-45-years-ago/589190001/

Read Rasheed Oluwa's article for the Poughkeepsie Journal here:

https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/114945117/

Other sources include:

The Poughkeepsie Journal (Jan. 11, 1971)
The Kingston Daily Freeman (Jan. 11, 1971)
The Troy Record (Jan. 11, 1971)
The Poughkeepsie Journal (Jan. 17, 1971)
The Berkshire Eagle (August 8, 1998)
The Berkshire Eagle (July 16, 2008)

If you have any information on the Zaniboni case, please call the New York State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation in Dover at (845)-677-7300 or (845)-877-3660. Please refer to SJS # 3025018. Your call can be kept confidential.

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Murder at Lunchtime: The Mob and Willie Moretti Feb 09, 2021

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Willie Moretti showed up at Joe's Elbow Room in Cliffside Park, New Jersey a little before noon on October 4, 1951. He chatted with a group of men in Italian, and then somebody asked the restaurant's waitress to step away to fetch a menu. Within minutes, the longtime Mafia underboss was dead, gunned down on the dining room floor.

But it wasn't Moretti's enemies that had caught up to the gangster after years of wrongdoing. It was the man's close friends. Listen to learn more about why the Mafia silenced one of its most beloved figures.

Sources for this episode:

Ashbury Park Press (Sept. 25, 1988: Robert V. McMenimen)
Daily News (Sept. 30, 1986, excerpt from Kitty Kelley's book)
The Record (Dec. 21, 1981)
The Record (August 31, 1981, Mark A Stuart)
The Record (May 11, 1975)
The Record (Oct. 10, 1974)
The Herald News (August 29, 1974(
Ottawa Journal (November 15, 1972)
Press and Sun Bulletin (Nov. 19, 1971)
Daily News (Sept. 13, 1964)
The Record (August 23, 1963)
News Journal (Oct. 9, 1963)
Courier News (Jan. 7, 1960)
Philadelphia Inquirer (Nov. 11, 1952)
The Record (Oct. 5, 1951
Herald News (Oct. 5, 1951)
His Way: The Unauthorized Biography of Frank Sinatra by Kitty Kelley

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Vanished in Kalihi: The Murder of Helen Prestosa Feb 02, 2021

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On a rainy November night in 2015, a beloved Jack in the Box manager disappeared from her apartment in Honolulu's Kalihi neighborhood. 39-year-old Helen Prestosa was gone, and no one knew why.

Answers seemed imminent when police honed in on the troubled son of Prestosa's neighbor. But a contentious murder trial — which was nearly derailed by a courthouse breakdown — resulted in an outcome that left many feeling shocked and let down.

This episode features an exclusive, in-depth interview with the defense attorney who repped the man accused of murdering Prestosa. And it will leave you wondering if the right person is in prison today.

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