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Episode 17: Death at Spreckels Mansion | Part 2 Dec 13, 2017

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We continue our conversation about the mysterious circumstances involving the two deaths in a famous mansion over the course of two days.

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Episode 17: Deaths at Spreckels Mansion | Part I Dec 11, 2017

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Join us in the first part of episode 17 covering the mysterious circumstances surrounding the deaths of Max Shacknai and Rebecca Zahau.

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Episode 16: Michael Alig | A Murder in Clubland Nov 26, 2017

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In the 1990s the Club Kids ruled the scene in New York City, that is until their world of decadence was brought to an abrupt end.

Episode 15: Ed Gingerich | Murder in Amish Country Nov 11, 2017

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When we look back at a crime in retrospect it is easy to say that the entire situation could have been avoided. That the brewing storm should have been so obvious for it’s participants to see. However what if I told you the people in this crime knew exactly what was happening, and what could happen but they were unable to do anything about it because of the subculture they belong to? And to make matters worse even years after one of the most brutal domestic crimes in this country’s history the same denial of the group involved would cause yet another death. During this case we will discuss with you the power of societal subcultures, religion, mental illness, ignorance, and forgiveness. Join us in discussing the story of Edward Gingerich the first Amish man in the United States to be tried for murder.

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Episode 14: Mike Debardeleben Oct 28, 2017

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In 1985 Secret Service agents are going to find more than they bargained for in a storage unit of a notorious counterfeiter. Not only had he been printing fake money for years accumulating more than $500,000 he had been abducting and torturing women across the country. In his storage unit his devices, notes, pictures, and audio recordings had been found. From there the search was on to find out who these 46 women were. This also left everyone asking, who could be capable of committing such heinous crimes?

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Episode 13: Scary Listener Stories Oct 08, 2017

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This week will definitely NOT disappoint. We received great stories from our listeners and threw in a few of our own. Get prepared to not sleep tonight!

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Episode 12: Skylar Neese Oct 01, 2017

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On July 5, 2012 Skylar Neese was murdered by those she thought closest to her. In this case you will hear about the search of Skylar, the heartache of her parents, investigation, and and a trial by Twitter of her killers.

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Episode 10: Charlie Chop-off Sep 04, 2017

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From 1972 to 1973 five boys were attacked all between the ages of 8 and 10. Four were murdered, one survived. Four of the victims were sodomized by their attacker and had their genitals mutilated or removed, they were all stabbed in frenzying patterns, one even had an X carved on his chest. The murders remain unsolved. Now I know if you're listening true crime has got to be your thing but this case may not seem familiar to you at all. And that adds to the tragedy of these attacks. The boys that were killed were from Harlem, four of the victims were African American and one boy was of Puerto Rican descent. In this case we are, of course, going to go over the heinous crimes, the suspects, and the theories but we are also going to cover the idea of the “less dead” and what happens when a community and its police force are not on the same page.

Episode 9: The Keddie Cabin Murders Aug 28, 2017

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In this episode we will try and recount the events of a triple homicide that occurred on the night of April 11, 1981 at the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains in a California town. A mother, her 15 year old son, and his friend were bound, bludgeoned, and stabbed to death all while two siblings and the son of a family friend slept quietly in the house. When a neighbor is sent to check out the scene he peers through a bedroom window and finds three unharmed adolescent boys. He ushers them through a window sparing them from the grotesque scene beyond the bedroom. Upon further inspection of the scene investigators will find that there is someone missing from the house, the fifth child of the murdered woman, a 12 year old girl. She is nowhere to be found.

The slaying of the family members in cabin #28 comes to be known as the Keddie Murders and remains unsolved to this day. With its various twists and turns it has gained a following within the true crime community and, like most unsolved crimes, each suspect or possible scenario has its following of armchair sleuths confirming this is what happened on that Spring night. So like always let’s lay out the facts and talk about possible scenarios and theories.

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Episode 8: The Josephine County Crisis Aug 17, 2017

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Due to matters beyond Josephine County, Oregon’s control extreme budget cuts had to be made. First up on the chopping block was the sheriff’s department. When the citizens of the town were asked to vote yes on a tax levy which would keep the sheriff's department operating at the same level it had before they voted no, for years. They did this despite being broadcasted on national television due to infuriating 911 calls and a dramatic increase in criminal activity.

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