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Murder Sheet — True Crime
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:

Mystery to Me Trailer Jan 27, 2021

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Do you love watching films and television shows with an air of mystery? Then listen to Mystery to Me, a new podcast from the creators of the Murder Sheet.

Every week, Áine and Kevin will watch a film noir, a cheesy detective movie, a taut psychological thriller, a televised police procedural, or some other tale of mystery. Then we'll dish out some spoiler-y, five-star final takes on whatever we've just seen.

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A Murder at White Castle Jan 26, 2021

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Edmund J. Cody is one of the worst Indianapolis serial killers you've likely never heard of. He preyed on women for years, hunting for victims like a modern-day Blue Beard. But his many crimes didn't become apparent to police until he gunned down a man at a White Castle restaurant in 1970.

Listen to this episode of the Murder Sheet to learn more about how an early morning shooting at a fast food joint led to a decades-long search for multiple missing women.

Sources for this episode include the coverage of Cody by William Anderson and Richard D. Walton for the Indianapolis Star via Newspapers.com.

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You Never Can Forget: The Questions Jan 19, 2021

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On this episode of The Murder Sheet Presents: "You Never Can Forget," we’ll be doing things a bit differently. Instead of taking you through another theory around the Burger Chef murders, we'll wrap up by tackling listener questions for a Q&A episode.

Actor, comedian, podcaster, and true crime aficionado Matt Kissane will be posing listener questions to Murder Sheet co-hosts Áine Cain and Kevin Greenlee. We'll discuss how we first became interested in the case, our theories on what happened, and what's next for our show now that we've concluded our Burger Chef episodes.

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You Never Can Forget: The Remembrance Jan 12, 2021

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In this episode of "You Never Can Forget," Áine Cain and Kevin Greenlee will share their opinions on all the theories discussed in this miniseries on the Burger Chef murders. We'll also share our thoughts on the reasons why the crime has gone unsolved, how investigators can heat up this cold case, and why this all still matters today.

If you have questions about the Burger Chef case or the miniseries "You Never Can Forget," please email murdersheet@gmail.com. Next Tuesday, we'll be doing a Q&A-style show where we'll tackle your questions.

To learn more about the unsolved murder of Ann Harmeier, follow Who Killed Ann? on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

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You Never Can Forget: The Brother Jan 05, 2021

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When investigators realized that two of the victims in the Burger Chef murder case had brothers with troubling connections to the Indiana underworld, they began to wonder if the ultimate answer to the crime might be found much closer to home than anyone previously suspected.

On this episode of the Murder Sheet, we take a close look at Kevin Flemmonds-- who pled guilty in a drug related homicide-- and Jimmy Friedt-- who was convicted of drug related charges. Is it possible that the shadowy activities of either of these men played a role in the deaths of their siblings?

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You Never Can Forget: The Others Dec 29, 2020

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Like most decades-old cold cases, the Burger Chef murders have attracted a multitude of theories. In this episode, we'll cover a few intriguing possibilities that don't currently have enough evidence to merit their own episode.

Listen to find out more about warring biker gangs, a roving family of serial killers, the bombings that terrorized Speedway a few months before the murders, and more.

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You Never Can Forget: The Robbers Dec 22, 2020

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Could the murders of the four young Burger Chef employees have gone down over a few hundred bucks? It's hard for some to believe, but it's the theory that former Indiana State Police detective Stony Vann came to hold after nearly two decades of work on the Burger Chef case.

In this week's episode, the Murder Sheet sits down with robbery gang theory expert and retired ISP detective Todd McComas of the 10-41 podcast. Together, we'll delve into the prolific robbery crew that targeted Burger Chefs in the months before the murders.

If you want to hear even more about this theory of the crime, listen to 10-41 on Apple, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to podcasts. McComas outlines the case in his first four episodes.

Follow 10-41 on Twitter at @1041podcast, and keep up with McComas at @toddmccomas.

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You Never Can Forget: The Confessions Dec 15, 2020

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Donald Forrester, a man with a long history of violence, confessed to the Burger Chef murders not once but twice — providing details that some investigators claimed had never before been publicly released. Yet neither he nor the other men he implicated ever faced criminal charges for the crime.

Was this a failure of the criminal justice system? Or did the mistake lie elsewhere, with the investigators who devoted so much time and resources to pursuing a lead that left them doing little more than running in circles?

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You Never Can Forget: The Tank Dec 08, 2020

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Donald Forrester is perhaps the most famous suspect in the Burger Chef murder case.

But before he confessed to the murders twice, he perpetuated a number of awful crimes. He terrorized the women around him, until a brave young woman survived a horrific encounter and sought bring him to justice.

Learn more about why many people still insist that he got away with the killings.

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You Never Can Forget: The Backbone Dec 01, 2020

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Allen Pruitt was more than a witness in the Burger Chef case.

He told police in 1981 that he almost became a victim himself, saying that he barely escaped the two killers the day after the murders. He said that he ran for his life through the woods after Tim Willoughby and Jeff Reed lured him out to a lonely country road called the Devil's Backbone.

But a deposition from a different police informant concerning yet another unsolved murder upended Pruitt's version of events.

All these years later, questions still remain. Was Pruitt's initial statement a lie? Did he witness a missing man and the King of the Snake Pit abduct the four victims from the restaurant? What exactly did his eyes take in as he staggered toward the Burger Chef on the night of November 17, 1978?

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