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On the evening of August 2nd, 2006, Robert Wone stayed late after work and decided to stay at a friend's house instead of making the train ride out to the suburbs of Washington DC. Robert spoke with his wife throughout the day and eventually told her he was heading to their friends house, but he would be dead only hours later. Despite evidence pointing to a sinister end at the hands of the 3 men in the house with him, Robert Wone's unsolved murder is one of Washington DC's most notorious cases. ***TRIGGER WARNING*** Sexual Assault - Stabbing Hang with us:
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On November 15th, 2004, the remains of 50-year-old Lauri Waterman were found in a burned out vehicle near the north side of the island of Craig, Alaska. Her remains were so badly burned that only a skull was immediately recognizable. Lauri was loved and respected in her small town, often referred to as a "saint" by most of the people who knew her. She volunteered and worked with children with special needs. Who would've killed the generous and loving mother and wife in such a brutal manner? With no enemies, it wasn't long before investigators turned their attention to her 16-year-old daughter and her new "boyfriend," who was almost a decade older than her. TRIGGER WARNINGS: murder, desecration of human remains, child-adult relationships, abuse Hang with us:
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On February 16th, 1974, 17-year-old Carla Walker and her 18-year-old boyfriend, Rodney McCoy, left their school's Valentine's Day dance and went to cruise around town in Rodney's mom's car. They stopped at a nearby bowling alley so Carla could use the bathroom. Afterwards, as the two young lovebirds fooled around in the parking lot, a man yanked open the car door and pulled Carla out. He beat Rodney unconscious, and when Rodney awoke, his girlfriend was gone. Several days later, the high school cheerleader was found dead in a culvert, a victim of rape and strangulation. Police only had one suspect in mind: Rodney, the high school quarterback. But Carla's family was adamant that Rodney would never hurt their daughter. Were they right? Was Carla a victim of opportunity by a stranger or was their daughter brutally attacked and murdered by her high school sweetheart? Suggested by: Trisha Ann.. hey girl, thanks! TRIGGER WARNINGS: murder, sexual assault Hang with us:
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In September of 1978, 15 year old Mary Vincent was hitchhiking the California roads to return to her home in Las Vegas. Mary had run away from her mother and father and lived on the streets for a period of time, often sleeping in unlocked cars. Eventually she went to her grandfather's house, but became home sick and decided to return to Las Vegas. While hitchhiking back home though, she was picked up by a man who attacked and left her for dead. Miraculously, Mary survived the brutal attack and would go on to become an artist and an advocate for victims rights. ***TRIGGER WARNING*** Rape - Dismemberment - Suicide - Assault with a weapon - Murder Hang with us:
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In the small town of Jamestown, California, Daniel Mark Driver was on trial facing child abuse charges against multiple boys. Willie Nesler was a victim of Driver's who was set to testify after a lunch break, but before he had the opportunity, his mother, Ellie took matters into her own hands and shot driver 5 times in the head and neck. Nesler would receive world wide support and condemnation for her actions, which would spark a national debate about Vigilantism. ***TRIGGER WARNING*** Child Molestation - Gun Violence - Rape If you want access to all of our past Murder Mixtape episodes and even more bonus episodes ad-free, head to patreon.com/killerqueenspod to join and get immediate access to hundreds of bonus episodes- all AD FREE! Hang with us:
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On Wednesday, December 12th, 2007, 47-year-old Nancy and her 7-year-old Joey Bochicchio left the Boca Raton Town Center Mall after doing some Christmas shopping. Surveillance video showed the two girls leaving the mall, with everything appearing to be normal. However, several hours later, Nancy's SUV was spotted in a back parking lot of the mall, still running, after the mall had closed. Inside, police found Nancy and Joey, bound and executed. The investigation that followed revealed that these two murders may not have been random at all, that they could've been another attack committed by a still-unknown serial killer. TRIGGER WARNINGS: murder, child murder, abduction Hang with us:
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In June of 1994, 13-year-old Nicholas Barclay was reported missing by his mother. He was supposed to return home from a nearby park before dinner, but Nicholas disappeared without a trace. There were no signs of the teenager until his mother received a phone call over three years later from authorities in Spain. They said that they had found her missing son, that he'd been held captive and abused for the last several years. Nicholas' family couldn't believe that he was alive and coming back to them. However, when Nicholas returned to Texas with his family, people noticed that things were off, that something didn't fit. People began to question if this was really Nicholas Barclay, or if the real missing teenager was still missing. TRIGGER WARNINGS: drug abuse, overdose, missing child, suspected child abuse Hang with us:
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Our family members are not always who we think. When Eleonore Richland exposed her father's dark legacy, she vowed to clean up the family business – and hired her half-brother, Santino Reyes, to help her do it. But old habits die hard. In the shocking new third season, Eleonore reckons with what her father always taught her growing up: medicine is a bloody business. From Wondery, the makers of "The Shrink Next Door" and "Dr. Death," Blood Ties stars Gillian Jacobs (Community, Love), Christian Navarro (13 Reasons Why), and Peter Stormare. Listen to Blood Ties: wondery.fm/KQ_BTS3
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On February 17th, 1970, 26-year-old Jeffrey MacDonald called 911, saying that there'd been a stabbing at his home and people were dying. MacDonald, a Green Beret, lived on the Army base in Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Military police responded quickly to the MacDonald house to find a horrific scene: 26-year-old Colette and the MacDonald's two daughters, five-year-old Kimberley and two-year-old Kristen had been stabbed and bludgeoned to death. MacDonald, however, was still alive with only minor injuries. His story quickly began to unravel to investigators as he continued to blame the murders on a group of intruders, whom he described as "drug-crazed hippies". Was MacDonald telling the truth or had he murdered his family in a fit of rage, then staged it to look like a copycat Manson murder? TRIGGER WARNINGS: brutal murder, child murder, drug use, infidelity Hang with us:
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On April 22nd, 1974, the Hi-Fi store in Ogden, Utah was the scene of one of the most gruesome, inhumane attacks in US history. Over the course of a few hours, hostages were tortured, raped, and shot while the perpetrators loaded up stolen audio equiptment to sell later. The city of Ogden was on edge after the murders, but suspects quickly emerged and were arrested. Of the 5 hostages taken that night, 2 survived, and one of them was able to testify in court about the horrors they endured. ***TRIGGER WARNING*** Murder With a Firearm - Torture - Rape Hang with us:
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