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At 19 years old, Tucker Hipps was a sophomore at Clemson University in South Carolina. Tucker was a pledge at the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity when he lost his life. The mysterious circumstances surrounding his death and his fraternity "brothers" lack of help led to many suspecting them of wrongdoing. Was Tucker's death just a tragic accident like they claimed or was there much more to the story and events that lead to Tucker's death? ***TRIGGER WARNING*** Hazing Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/UqJXjbNJbZY Hang with us:
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On July 10th, 1998, 15-year-old Shanara Mobley gave birth to a beautiful baby girl in Jacksonville, Florida. Less than 12 hours later, her sweet girl had been abducted from the hospital and disappeared without a trace. Several hours later, 32-year-old Gloria Williams knocked on her mother's door in Ruffin, South Carolina. When her mother opened the door, she found Gloria standing there with a newborn baby in her arms. Gloria said that she'd given birth in a Charleston hospital earlier that day. For the next 18 years, Gloria raised her daughter in South Carolina, in a loving and nurturing home, until one day, investigators received a tip that the young lady that Gloria Williams was raising, wasn't actually her child at all. TRIGGER WARNING: miscarriage, domestic violence, kidnapping Hang with us:
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***TRIGGER WARNING*** Death and Injury from Trampling, Fire, and Smoke Inhalation On the evening of February 20th, 2003, hundreds of people had filled The Station Nightclub in Warwick, Rhode Island. They were all there for a concert headlined by Great White, a rock band that formed in the late 70s, and has been together ever since, even though some members have changed over the years. Before the band was even able to finish their first song though, a fire ignited that quickly spread throughout the venue. 100 people lost their lives that night, and 230 more were injured. 132 people escaped without any physical injuries, but the trauma from the night remains with them. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/IZfWzSjYSgQ Hang with us:
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On April 2, 2008, Brittany Zimmermann had just returned home to her off campus apartment from class at the University of Wisconsin Madison when she was brutally attacked and murdered. Despite making a 911 call during her attack, police didn't arrive on scene until 48 minutes later when her fiance found her in their bedroom and placed another call to 911. Was the lack of dispatch the reason it took 14 years for her killer to be caught or was it simply a case of lack of evidence? Trigger Warnings: Brutal Murder (Stabbing, Strangulation) Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/_XRDnfnFtDQ Hang with us:
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On Sunday, June 5th, 1983, Bill Hughes drove the short distance from his home to the home of Peggy and Doug Ryen. Bill's son, 11-year-old Chris, had a sleepover that night with the Ryens' son, Josh. There was no answer at the front door and the Ryens' car was missing. When he peeked in through a sliding glass door in the back of home, Bill thought what he was seeing was some sort of prank. Unfortunately, it wasn't. Inside the home were the bodies of Doug, Peggy, and Jessica Ryen, and Bill's son, Chris. Josh Ryen, the youngest boy, had somehow survived what turned out to have been a brutal massacre. Several months later, despite many lingering questions about the murders, a man was charged and ultimately sentenced to death. Was Kevin Cooper guilty of a quadruple homicide or had he been framed? TRIGGER WARNING: racism, child murder Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/lxhOGzKWdgg Hang with us:
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In the early morning hours of July 1st, 2018, a neighbor of the Chundawat family in the Burari neighborhood in Delhi, India was puzzled when he saw that their shops still weren't open. The milk had been delivered to the grocery shop, but it had not yet been brought inside. Customers were waiting outside to make purchases, but none had seen the Chundawats. Concerned, the neighbor climbed the stairs to the family's home and found the main door open. He pushed through the door and into the home and saw what he thought might be a horrible nightmare. Hanging from an iron grate in the ceiling were nine bodies. Another body was hanging across the room from the others. The eleventh member of the Chundawat family, the grandmother, was laying on the floor beside a bed, with a belt and scarf wrapped around her neck. All eleven members of the family were dead, but nobody could understand why. Had the Chundawat family been part of a ritualistic mass suicide or were they the victims of murder? Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/xlQLno7vpk0 TRIGGER WARNINGS: suicide by hanging, murder, untreated mental health issues Hang with us:
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Between the years of 1993 and 2014, five young women between the ages of 16 and 37 disappeared in Humboldt County, California. Unlike the large majority of missing persons cases, these five have not been solved. While not all of the cases are believed to be connected, the five women were grouped together due to the suspicious circumstances of their disappearances and the lack of answers in their cases. The five women, now known as the Humboldt Five, are still either missing or presumed dead, with very little evidence and no resolutions. What happened to the Humboldt Five? View on YouTube>>> https://youtu.be/Ids3Mod_yZU TRIGGER WARNINGS: sexual assault, murder, drug use Want access to our first 45 episodes? Grab em here! We've made them available for free to anyone who signs up! Remember, these episodes were recorded when we had no idea what we were doing, so just keep that in mind. The audio isn't the quality we would want to put out now, but the cases are on point! Visit killerqueens.link/og to download and binge all the archived episodes today! Hang with us:
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Want access to our first 45 episodes? Grab em here! We've made them available for free to anyone who signs up! Remember, these episodes were recorded when we had no idea what we were doing, so just keep that in mind. The audio isn't the quality we would want to put out now, but the cases are on point! Visit killerqueens.link/og to download and binge all the archived episodes today! ======================================== In the late 1960s, throughout Northern California, the general public was on edge. There were 5 deaths confirmed to be at the hands of Zodiac, with 2 more injured. Zodiac would later claim responsibility for 37 deaths, although those claims have never been proven to be true. The case of the Zodiac killer has gone down in US history as the most notorious unsolved case, as his identity remains a mystery to this day. Although some claim to have solved the case of his identity, no one has ever been arrested and charged with the crimes he has taken credit for. ***TRIGGER WARNING*** Murder / Gun Violence / Stabbing Hang with us:
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Part 2 of 2: On January 13th, 1999, 18-year-old high school senior, Hae Min Lee was reported missing by her family. She'd been leaving school that day, but had never arrived to pick up her younger cousin from school. In the time span of less than 30 minutes it seemed, the young woman had vanished. Less than a month later, Hae's body was found in a park, partially buried. She had been strangled to death. The investigation that ensued resulted in Hae's ex-boyfriend, 17-year-old Adnan Syed, being convicted of her murder and sentenced to life in prison. However, after a judge recently ruled that the prosecution had failed to turn over evidence that could've altered the jury's verdict, Adnan's sentence was vacated. Shortly after, the state dropped the charges against him. Was Adnan Syed wrongly convicted? Was his counsel ineffective or was he truly proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt? TRIGGER WARNINGS: sexual assault, murder, suggestions of abuse within a relationship, drugs, strangulation Hang with us:
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In 2011, in Macon, Georgia, Lauren Giddings was reported missing on June 30th. No one had heard from Lauren in about 4 days. An investigation into her whereabouts quickly formed, and not long after Lauren was reported missing, a torso was found in a trash can of her apartment complex. Investigators quickly zeroed in on a suspect, Stephen McDaniel, who was eventually arrested for and convicted of murder. ***TRIGGER WARNING*** Murder / Strangulation / Dismemberment Hang with us:
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