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On the morning of November 26th, 2001, a call went out to emergency services about a fire at the home of Terry King and his two sons, Derek and Alex. Once the blaze was extinguished and investigators began to search the home, they discovered the body of Terry King. His two sons, however, were missing. Police combed through the neighborhood and questioned neighbors, but Derek and Alex weren't located until the following day, when they were brought to authorities by a neighbor. After speaking with the boys, it didn't take long for everyone to realize that there was more to the story than what they initially thought. Trigger Warnings: Murder - Sexual / Mental Abuse - Child Sexual Abuse - Bludgeoning - Mental Illness Hang with us:
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Today's episode will cover three different cases. First is the murder of Kendra and Alysha Suing at the hands of their stepfather, Lawrence Harris. He would claim that it was a protection spell he learned studying witchcraft that went awry, which caused the girl's death. Then we take a look at John Crutchley, the "Vampire Rapist." Crutchley was convicted of kidnapping and rape, but he is suspected by authorities to be a serial killer with as many as 30 victims. Last, we will take a brief look at Richard Jordan Tarver, who knew he could survive a zombie apocalypse… but only if he knew what it felt like to kill someone. ***TRIGGER WARNING*** Murder / Murder of Children / Mental Health Issues / Rape / Torture / Kidnapping / Stabbing / Gun Violence Hang with us:
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In January of 2004, 27-year-old Terrance Williams disappeared in the early morning hours. His mother soon found out that he was last seen getting into the back of a police cruiser in Naples, Florida. The deputy reported that he'd dropped Terrance off at a nearby gas station. It wasn't long before Terrance's mother found that her son wasn't the last young man seen in the police car belonging to the same deputy: Steven Calkins. Three months prior, 23-year-old Felipe Santos disappeared after getting into Calkins' service vehicle following a minor car accident. Calkins said that he'd also dropped Felipe off at a nearby gas station. There was no video footage and no witnesses to corroborate Calkins' story. Neither man has been seen since. Was this just a coincidence and was Calkins just the unluckiest man in the world? Or, more likely, was Calkins responsible for the disappearances, and likely murders, of Terrance and Felipe? TRIGGER WARNINGS: racism, missing persons, suspected murder, police abuse of power Hang with us:
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In July of 1995, Thad Phillips went missing from his family home. For the next 43 hours, he would endure pain and torture beyond belief. Eventually, though, Thad escaped and was able to notify the police. After his captors arrest, Thad was able to provide details that lead to solving the disappearance of another boy the year before. ***TRIGGER WARNING*** Kidnapping & Torture and child murder Hang with us:
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***TRIGGER WARNING*** Gun Violence - Assault - Choking / Strangulation - Mentions of Drug Use and Death by Drug Overdose In July of 2015, Neal Falls responded to an online ad that had been posted by Heather Saul. At the time, Heather was working as a sex worker and agreed to meet with Neal at her apartment, with a friend waiting on the front porch for security. It was immediately apparent that Falls was there to at the very least harm and more likely kill Heather. She fought back, and ultimately killed Falls. When the police investigated, they discovered that there was more to Neal Falls than just a man looking for a sex worker. Hang with us:
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On a rainy October afternoon in the small town of Potsdam, New York, a young woman called 911 to tell them that she heard some odd noises coming from the apartment across from hers. The noises sounded like a child in danger. When an officer finally arrived, he heard footsteps inside and the sound of the door's lock clicking when he knocked. When he finally gained access, the officer found 12-year-old Garrett Phillips pulseless. He began CPR and Garrett was transported quickly to the hospital, but he ultimately died. The only evidence left behind was a bent window screen and a few fingerprints. Investigators immediately focused their attention on the victim's mother's ex-boyfriend, Nick Hillary, and he became an outcast, despite no physical evidence of his involvement. Were police targeting him because of his race and pushing another prime suspect aside because he was, GET THIS, another police officer? Or was the investigator's tunnel vision being exagerrated and Nick Hillary really was responsible for the savage murder of a little boy? TRIGGER WARNINGS: murder of a child, racism, police misconduct Hang with us:
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TRIGGER WARNINGS: child abuse/murder/kidnapping
On December 11th, 1994, a security guard at the Wonderland shopping mall in Livonia, Michigan called the local police to alert them that they had a missing child. Four-year-old D'Wan Sims was reported missing by his mother, who said he was walking behind her, and when she looked back, he was gone. The immediate search did not find the little boy, however police did find that the mother's story about what happened did not match up with video surveillance footage. Was D'Wan abducted by a stranger and snuck out of the mall without being seen on any surveillance footage, or was D'Wan even ever in the mall that day?
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On a rainy October afternoon in the small town of Potsdam, New York, a young woman called 911 to tell them that she heard some odd noises coming from the apartment across from hers. The noises sounded like a child in danger. When an officer finally arrived, he heard footsteps inside and the sound of the door's lock clicking when he knocked. When he finally gained access, the officer found 12-year-old Garrett Phillips pulseless. He began CPR and Garrett was transported quickly to the hospital, but he ultimately died. The only evidence left behind was a bent window screen and a few fingerprints. Investigators immediately focused their attention on the victim's mother's ex-boyfriend, Nick Hillary, and he became an outcast, despite no physical evidence of his involvement. Were police targeting him because of his race and pushing another prime suspect aside because he was, GET THIS, another police officer? Or was the investigator's tunnel vision being exagerrated and Nick Hillary really was responsible for the savage murder of a little boy? TRIGGER WARNINGS: murder of a child, racism, police misconduct Hang with us:
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Hey ya'll! This week's bonus episode is actually the first in a series that we are covering on our Patreon. We call the series Doc Jams and it's the show where we go episode by episode and recap documentaries that ya'll ask us to cover! At the time of this recording we are currently releasing episodes of this series weekly and are releasing episode 3 this Friday. So we're gifting you episode 1! If you want the rest of the series, head to our Patreon and join at the $10 level or higher. But you won't JUST get Keep Sweet. You'll also get ALL OF OUR EPISODES ad-free, all of our past Murder Mixtapes (over 150 of those), all of our past doc jams including the Jinx, Innocence Files, Don't F*ck with Cats, LulaRich, Tinder Swindler, Worst Roommate ever and MORE! And our next series is Most Hated Man on the Internet- you won't want to miss it! So we wanted to just give you a little context about this episode and why you'll only see part 1 (unless you join us over at patreon.com/killerqueenspod). We hope you like our complete and total roasting of Warren Jeffs! Trigger Warnings References of religious manipulation/cult practices, sexual abuse (including minors), domestic abuse. Part 1 Rulon Jeffs' family members and ex-wives discuss life in the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints and the role of polygamy. Hang with us:
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On May 4th, 2007, Patricia Tice opened her door to find two sheriff deputies standing on her front porch. They told her that her 19-year-old daughter, Brittany McGlone was deceased. They wouldn't elaborate, just telling her that her body was en route to a funeral home. Patricia soon found out that not only was her daughter dead, she had been brutally murdered. Brittany had suffered a vicious attack while sleeping and died from blunt force trauma to the head. She was sleeping in her boyfriend's bed after a long night shift at work. Her boyfriend and his family were out of the house during the day and Brittany's boyfriend returned home to find her dead in his bed, covered in blood. One of the first things that crossed Patricia's mind when she found out her daughter was dead? "That son of a bitch killed her." Patricia and the rest of her family believe that Brittany's boyfriend was involved in her murder, along with a family friend with a history of violent crimes. TRIGGER WARNING: murder, gore, sexual assault Hang with us:
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