Brinkman's Betrayal
Send us a text George Brinkman was treated with nothing but kindness from his friends -- they let him live in their home when he was unhoused, and he was like a father to their children. He had known his victims for decades. So why did he betray them? Sources: 1)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Brinkman_murders#:~:text=George%20Brinkman%20Jr.,%2Dyear%2Dold%20Kylie%20Pifer. 2) https://appgateway.drc.ohio.gov/OffenderSearch/Search/Details/A764906 3) https://www.cleveland.com/court-justice/...
31 Jan 202347min
Bobby Dunbar: Missing...Then Found?
Send us a text Bobby Dunbar was a four-year-old boy who had gone on a fishing trip with several members of his family, along with family friends. When Bobby goes missing one day in 1912, his family searches for him for weeks, but finds no evidence of an animal that has eaten him, someone who kidnapped him, or any sort of accident. There's just...nothing. Eight months later, a telegram comes in stating that a boy who looks like Bobby was spotted in Mississippi. Bobby's mother is hesitant...
24 Jan 202342min
The Disturbing Death of Christopher Morris
Send us a text If you look up the death of Christopher Morris, you will likely not find any news articles. Only a podcast with his sister, Ashley, and several online forum posts about his death exist. Why is it nearly impossible to find any information about this case? What information DO we know? And why would someone (or many different someones) want to hide the truth about Christopher Morris? Sources: 1)https://www.reddit.com/r/UnresolvedMysteries/comments/1080gcu/what_is_the_strang...
17 Jan 202341min
The Melissa Episode
Send us a text On today's episode, Christine starts by describing the murder of Melissa Gosule, a teacher in Boston who accepted a ride from a supposed "good samaritan" after her car broke down. Find out how the JFK Jr. plane crash ties in to the case, and how a Massachusetts law was created due to Melissa's murder. Melissa's killer had 27 prior convictions. Next, Rachael talks about the murder of Melissa Benoit, who was raped and murdered by her next-door neighbor. Her killer adm...
10 Jan 202356min
Brits Bury Bodies, Too
Send us a text Tune in to hear about how it is possible for two people to be buried in their own backyard by their own flesh and blood for FIFTEEN YEARS without anyone asking a question. Also: why would someone do such a thing? I bet you wouldn't believe me if I told you it had something to do with memorabilia...cause that's just TOO insane, right? Right. Sources: 1) https://www.inflationtool.com/british-pound/2012-to-present-value?amount=10000&year2=2022&frequency=yearly 2) ht...
20 Dec 20221h 4min
A Crime, a Cover-Up, and a Cop: Michelle O'Connell
Send us a text Michelle O'Connell was a young mother to a 4-year-old daughter and had just gotten her dream job. Which is why her loved ones are in disbelief when police say that Michelle has committed suicide. What makes this questionable is the fact that Michelle's supposed suicide occurred the night she told her sister she was going to break up with her boyfriend, a police officer for the county. Sketchy police work abounds in this one. Sources: 1) https://behindthebluewall.bl...
14 Dec 202240min
The Unkillable Michael Malloy
Send us a text The year is 1933. It's the Great Depression, the last year of prohibition, and alcoholism is widespread. This sets the scene for the case of Michael Malloy, otherwise known as "Iron Mike" and "Mike the Durable". Mike is an alcoholic who drinks 24/7...and he's also the target of a group of people known collectively as "The Murder Trust". Let's count how many attempts on his life that they made: 1...2...3...4...5...and it goes on and on. Sources: 1) https://the-line-...
6 Dec 202231min
Backyard Burials
Send us a text I mean, the title really does say it all! This week, Rachael digs into (get it?) people who bury others in their backyard. Get ready for some very gratifying karma in this one, folks. Rachael highlights four separate cases and goes into some statistics on backyard burials, because this is apparently something that is common enough for people to write academic journals on...yikes. Sources: 1) https://lawandcrime.com/crime/man-strangled-girlfriend-to-death-then-had-a...
29 Nov 20221h 1min
