The Wrap
In this episode of Bloody Angola: A Podcast by Woody Overton and Jim Chapman, they wrap up season 4 of the podcast and give you an amazing sneak peek into season 5!#thewrap #truecrime #bloodyangolapodcast #podcastBLOODY ANGOLA PODCAST: THE WRAP FULL TRANSCRIPT
Jim: Hey everyone and welcome back to another edition of Bloody- Woody: Angola.Jim: A podcast 142 years in the making.Woody: The Complete Story of America's Bloodiest Prison.Jim: And I'm Jim Chapman.Woody: And I'm Woody Overton.Jim: And Woody Overton, we've been doing 18 episodes. This is the 19th episode of Season 4.Woody: Wow. Sounds like it's time for a wrap [crosstalk] right? Jim: It must be.Woody: That is a lot.Jim: That is a lot. And, y'all, we have so much fun doing this. We just go and go and go, and before you know it, we've got four seasons and one. But we love it that way. And so, today we thought it was fun to not only kind of wrap up the season and discuss our thoughts on the Episodes that we did drop, but give you a sneak peek into what, Woody Overton, I think is going to be our best season ever.Woody: It's absolutely going to be the best, because we got the best stuff coming up. Jim: Oh, yes.Woody: And you did the best research and we got guests and everything else.Jim: Yeah. We're raising the bar to say the least for Season 5. But let's talk about Season 4, which, y'all, our most successful season to date. We had so many different subjects that we covered and when we envisioned this podcast, that was one of the things that we envisioned was being very broad about how we covered Angola.Woody: Right. We told you every story would be different. We've had some that were uplifting, we had some that were mentally disturbing about crime and we had just everything. We're going to talk about some, but it's all varied and all true.Jim: Oh, yeah. And we started off Season 4 with The Rise & Fall of C-Murder.Woody: That's right. Great one. We got a lot of response from that.Jim: Really kicked off the season.Woody: Really, really excellent. Loved it. I didn't really understand that he was such a legend in Louisiana.Jim: Yeah, he really was. And what a story. A lot of what we covered surrounded the fact that his case, there was never a whole lot of, say, proof. There was a lot of circumstantialstuff. And we covered some of the holes in that case and also covered some of the things that pointed towards C-Murder being involved. But we left it up to the listener to kind of judge for themselves what they thought.Woody: Right. We brought to you a lot of facts on it, researched and watched documentaries and everything else. And then, you got it from our perspective, and you the story and me the detective on it. So very interesting. If y'all hadn't heard it, you need to go listen to it.Jim: That's right. And then went straight from there into When Evil Escapes, which was the story of Casey White and Vicky White.Woody: Yes. That's crazy. And, y'all, it ties back into Bloody Angola because that's unfortunately those relationships develop. That's a very real deal. And here you have this career lady. I mean, her whole life's been about this and then she falls under the spell of this monstrous-Jim: Monster, yeah.Woody: -big dude. And the story that unfolds is just so crazy and how they end up.Jim: The ending on that one was fire. And we want to remind everyone you can go back and listen. If you hear us mention an episode that you haven't listened to yet, you can go back through and you'll find it. Just scroll down through Season 4. In Episode 3, we started our Death Sentence series which covered the death row exonerations with DNA and things like that taking place in Angola specifically.Woody: Yeah. And those cases were phenomenal. And I know a lot of people are against the death penalty and always say, "Well--" You come home and find your kid raped and mutilated, etc. But this shows the other side of it and their valid argument that, "Hey, you know what? Sometimes they get it wrong." So, we gave you the unbiased truth on these people that got out. And what actually ultimately happened to them. Go back and listen to it because you'll find a common thread on every one of them that got released. Didn’t do so well.Jim: That's right. And then we felt it only right to cover those that were executed, I guess you could say, for the right reasons. There was preponderance of proof and that was with our Death Chamber Part 1 and just covered those guys that walked down and sat in Gruesome Gertie.Woody: Right. And not we only told about their crimes, we told about some of the [unintelligible 00:06:28] stuff, but then last meals, last words. And again, I think you find in most of those that some of the last words are almost the same and I don't want to ruin it for you, so go listen to it. But I've always been super fascinated by the last meals and last words.Jim: Yeah.Woody: And some great, great two-part series, wasn't it?Jim: Yeah. Well, yeah, two parts.Woody: Because there's that much information and that much fire in it.Jim: After that, we kind of got back to telling you the stories of some people that-- this guy in particular is still sitting in Angola and that is Principal to Murder, Justin Granier who committed some crimes in Gonzales, Louisiana.Woody: That's right, yeah. Very, very interesting to say the least.Jim: I found that as well because Justin is one that gained popularity on TikTok and some other places because he was on a show that featured Louisiana State Penitentiary and his work through several programs that they offer and does appear to be someone that is very resentful of his crime and all those sorts of things. But we're not going to ruin it for you. Go listen to it. Season 4, Episode 6, we covered The Escape From Angola in 1953. That was Ricardo Escobar who's--Woody: That’s right.Jim: --a little home invasion.Woody: He did. And my grandfather actually ruled in this case. My namesake, actually, or I guess I'm his namesake and my son has the same name, but it's different time in what happened in this case. I think the first time ever any kind of verdict had come down like that in the state of Louisiana for an escapee.Jim: Yeah, it's a good one. Check it out. Season 4, Episode 7, we finally did it. We brought you becoming the warden. Burl Cain Part 1.Woody: Yes. [crosstalk] -legend- Jim: Wow, that was good.Woody: -and such, an early influence on me in my professional career when I worked for him before he became the Warden of Angola. He was the warden of Dixon Correctional Institute. Y'all, this story is amazing.Jim: It really is. And continues to this day. Woody: And we actually did several episodes.Jim: We sure did. As a matter of fact, Season 4, Episode 8 and 9 are the second and third parts of that series.Woody: Yeah. It covers everything from him coming up as the warden in Angola, to how he turned Angola around. Even to Hurricane Katrina coverage, and the bus station and all. Go listen to it. I get goosebumps. That dude just is amazing.Jim: Oh, yeah.Woody: Sorry, Warden Cain, I said dude. Jim: [laughs]Woody: That gentleman is amazing.Jim: He really is. And if somebody's listening that knows him, we'd love to talk to him. We can do whatever, we can go up there, we can record him remotely, whatever, but I do know that he has paid some attention to our page and we'd love to sit down and talk to such alegend. Season 4, Episode 10, we went back to the death chamber. Had a lot of people wanting us to follow up on that with more execution stories. And we brought you Death Chamber Part 2. And then Episode 11, we wrapped that series up with a Part 3. We actually covered all of them from 1980 on.Woody: That's right. And then all the way up to Gerald Bordelon.Jim: Yes.Woody: Which was the last one put to death and he's right here out of the Livingston Parish.Jim: That's right.Woody: Very, very interesting. And you get to see the true nightmare of evil these people are.Jim: Absolutely. And then, Season 4, Episode 12, we went ahead and did a part 2 to death sentence and talked about more exonerations that have happened due to DNA or other technicalities. It doesn't necessarily mean-- when someone's exonerated, it doesn't necessarily mean they didn't do it. It just means there was-- unless it's a DNA situation, it just typically means that there was a technicality that was discovered later on that may have changed that sentence from death to life in prison.Woody: Right. They may have commuted it or what have you, but it's very interesting on each individual case, no two are the same.Jim: Then, we went and brought you to Season 4, Episode 13, and we started The Angolite Files.Woody: Yeah, that was fascinating. Jim: Those are fun, man.Woody: Where we go back, y'all, to the oldest editions that Jim found and the wording they use in. We read the actual articles and most of them are just really, really short, but it's like they didn't have any entertainment. They didn't have TV or radio station back then, the Angola's radio station. But the wordings are just crazy. And the things they talk about-- I know people, that's one of our most popular series, so y'all got to check it out.Jim: A little plug on Real Life Real Crime here, but it's funny that Woody, okay, so he just wrapped a really, really good series that you got to go here when we were, I guess you can say marketing this, one of the things that I put out there was that this was your seat inside a courtroom during an actual death penalty trial. And Woody really brings you inside of that as he goes over these transcripts that were very important and needed to be included. But you do something unique, which is-- and I end up doing the same thing from time to time, which is your voice almost changes and you go into this role and it's great because--Woody: Because you're in a character.Jim: Oh, yeah. He gets into that character and he's like, "Let me ask you something." Love it, man. So, go listen to that on

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The Storyville Slayer

The Storyville Slayer

In this episode of Bloody Angola, Jim explores the hunt for the Storyville Slayer, who terrorized New Orleans from 1991 to 1996, after being possibly linked to 27 murders in the area an arrest was made, but…was there more then one killer?#storyvilleslayer #neworleans #louisiana #bloodyangola #podcast #crime Timestamps01:40 Introduction to the Storyville Slayer06:10 Rising Body Count09:33 The Killer's Patterns14:29 A Survivor's Encounter16:47 The Police Investigation28:54 Connections to the Past31:51 Formation of the Task Force32:48 The Continuing HorrorSources:- Associated Press.  https://www.newspapers.com/image/218520318/?match=1&terms=lydia%20madison  The Town Talk.  24 Oct 1992.- Darce, Keith.  https://www.newspapers.com/image/1037358474/?match=1&terms=cheryl%20lewis%20  L’Observateur.  28 Feb 1993.- Hoeschen, Brad.  https://www.newspapers.com/image/1037313819/?match=1&terms=karen%20ivester  L’Observateur.  17 May 1995.- Hoeschen, Brad.  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1998.- Associated Press.  https://www.newspapers.com/image/228918590/?match=1&terms=russell%20ellwood  Daily World.  26 Jan 1998.- Associated Press.  https://www.newspapers.com/image/1037886313/?match=1&terms=russell%20ellwood  Southwest Daily News.  01 Mar 1998.- Associated Press.  https://www.newspapers.com/image/470203793/?match=1&terms=russell%20ellwood The Daily Review.  04 Mar 1998.- Associated Press.  https://www.newspapers.com/image/228914329/?match=1&terms=russell%20ellwood  Daily World.  05 Mar. 1998.- Associated Press.  https://www.newspapers.com/image/228915697/?match=1&terms=russell%20ellwood  Daily World.  09 Mar 1998.- Associated Press.  https://www.newspapers.com/image/473176716/?match=1&terms=russell%20ellwood  St. Mary and Franklin Banner-Tribune.  13 Mar 1998.- Associated Press.  https://www.newspapers.com/image/219319355/?match=1&terms=russell%20ellwood The Times.  23 Mar 1998.- Associated Press. https://www.newspapers.com/image/228919234/?match=1&terms=russell%20ellwood  Daily World.  24 Mar 1998.- Associated Press.  https://www.newspapers.com/image/228924261/?match=1&terms=russell%20ellwood  Daily World.  10 Apr 1998.- Associated Press.  https://www.newspapers.com/image/447587358/?match=1&terms=russell%20ellwood  Abbeville Meridional.  10 Jul 1998.- Associated Press.  https://www.newspapers.com/image/217952239/?match=1&terms=russell%20ellwood  The Times.  03 Oct 1998.- Associated Press. https://www.newspapers.com/image/473175745/?match=1&terms=russell%20ellwood  St. Mary and Franklin Banner-Tribune.  05 Nov 1998.- Gray, Leonard.  https://www.newspapers.com/image/1037555417/?match=1&terms=russell%20ellwood  L’Observateur.  07 Nov 1998.- Associated Press. https://www.newspapers.com/image/447583162/?match=1&terms=russell%20ellwood Abbeville Meridional.  12 Nov 1998.- Associated Press.  https://www.newspapers.com/image/218043187/?match=1&terms=russell%20ellwood The Times.  14 Nov 1998.- Associated Press.  https://www.newspapers.com/image/212901651/?match=1&terms=russell%20ellwood The Town Talk.  07 Dec 1998.- Associated Press. https://www.newspapers.com/image/1037244632/?match=1&terms=russell%20ellwood The Leesville Daily Leader.  09 Dec 1998.- Associated Press.  https://www.newspapers.com/image/538872012/?match=1&terms=russell%20ellwood  The Daily Advertiser.  15 Dec 1998.- Associated Press.  https://www.newspapers.com/image/538882038/?match=1&terms=russell%20ellwood  The Daily Advertiser.  31 Dec 1998.- Associated Press.  https://www.newspapers.com/image/470427804/?match=1&terms=russell%20ellwood  The Daily Review.  23 Feb 1999.- Associated Press.  https://www.newspapers.com/image/212875587/?match=1&terms=russell%20ellwood  The Town Talk.  01 Mar 1999.- Associated Press.  https://www.newspapers.com/image/1037883047/?match=1&terms=%22russell%20ellwood%22 Southwest Daily News.  02 Apr 1999.- Sereno, Dave. https://www.newspapers.com/image/539216207/?match=1&terms=%22russell%20ellwood%22 The Daily Advertiser.  07 Jun 1999.- Hall, Anthony T.  https://www.newspapers.com/image/539216380/?match=1&terms=%22russell%20ellwood%22  The Daily Advertiser.  09 Jun 1999.- Associated Press.  https://www.newspapers.com/image/1037889201/?match=1&terms=%22russell%20ellwood%22 Southwest Daily News.  11 Jun 1999.- Associated Press.  https://www.newspapers.com/image/539216785/?match=1&terms=%22russell%20ellwood%22  The Daily Advertiser.  12 Jun 1999.- Associated Press.  https://www.newspapers.com/image/1037887072/?match=1&terms=%22russell%20ellwood%22  Southwest Daily News.  25 Nov 1999.- Associated Press.  https://www.newspapers.com/image/1037255417/?match=1&terms=%22russell%20ellwood%22  The Leesville Daily Leader.  26 Nov 1999.- Associated Press.  https://www.newspapers.com/image/470326815/?match=1&terms=%22russell%20ellwood%22  The Daily Review.  30 Nov 1999.- Associated Press.  “https://www.newspapers.com/image/473181753/?match=1&terms=%22russell%20ellwood%22 St. Mary and Franklin Banner-Tribune.  03 Dec 1999.- Associated Press.  https://www.newspapers.com/image/1037868601/?match=1&terms=%22russell%20ellwood%22  Southwest Daily Review.  31 Jan 2000.- Associated Press.  https://www.newspapers.com/image/470311434/?match=1&terms=%22russell%20ellwood%22  The Daily Review.  20 Jul 2000.- https://caselaw.findlaw.com/court/la-court-of-appeal/1294530.html  Louisiana Court of Appeals.  28 Feb 2001.- Associated Press.  https://www.newspapers.com/image/540269294/?match=1&terms=%22russell%20ellwood%22  The Daily Advertiser.  07 Mar 2001.- Associated Press. https://www.newspapers.com/image/470466241/?match=1&terms=%22russell%20ellwood%22 The Daily Review.  30 Aug 2002.- Lohr, David. https://www.huffpost.com/entry/new-orlea-murders-cold-case_n_581730c2e4b0390e69d1070c Huff Post.  03 Nov 2016.Scott, Michael Dot. 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30 Jan 35min

The Justice Department’s Investigation into the Louisiana State Police

The Justice Department’s Investigation into the Louisiana State Police

In this episode, Jim explores the nearly 3 year investigation initiated by the United States Justice Department into the Louisiana State Police (LSP) regarding numerous allegations of excessive force.Chapters05:42 Investigation Results Released10:14 Background on Louisiana State Police15:27 Findings of the Investigation16:43 Understanding Excessive Force19:54 Use of Tasers22:44 Unreasonable Force Without Warning28:43 Use of Force on Non-Threatening Individuals33:51 Poor Supervision and Accountability38:03 Under-Reporting of Use of Force41:00 Pursuit Practices and Their Consequences43:35 Training and Aggressive Behavior45:54 Failure to Investigate ComplaintsSourceshttps://www.justice.gov/crt/media/1384626/dl #louisianastatepolice #louisiana #investigation #justicedepartment #podcast #bloodyangola

23 Jan 58min

Part 2 | Avenging the Peaceful Warrior - The Conviction of Eric Mickelson and Beverly Arthur

Part 2 | Avenging the Peaceful Warrior - The Conviction of Eric Mickelson and Beverly Arthur

In this episode of Bloody Angola Podcast, Jim Chapman covers the case, conviction and incarceration of Eric Mickelson and Beverly Arthur, linked to the tragic murder of 86-year-old war hero Charles Martin Jr. Jim provides insight into Charles’s life, the tragic incident that led to his murder and the manhunt for those responsible. What starts out as a quest to prove a case for one victim turns into a race to solve a missing persons case from eleven years prior. Timestamps:10:26 Trial of Eric Mickelson Begins12:45 Beverly Arthur's Guilty Plea14:37 Shocking Supreme Court Ruling20:04 Retrial of Eric Mickelson26:11 The Fate of Christy O'Pri30:03 Closing Remarks and Next EpisodeSources:Find-a-grave.  Kristi Gwen O’Pry.Kristi Gwen O’Pry Obituary. Kristi Gwen O’Pry.  The Charley Project.  Accessed 07 Dec 2024.Find-a-grave.  Charles Martin Jr. Allen, Sammy G.  “Local woman still…”  The Times.  28 Jul 1996.Martin, Margaret.  “Family searches for…”  The Times.  11 Aug 1996.Staff Writer.  “Times Update: Missing…”  The Times.  07 Dec 1996.Burton, Larry.  “Woman missing for…”  The Times.  27 May 1997.Walker, Don.  “Search for woman…”  The Times.  28 Nov 1997.Walker, Don.  “Search planned for…”  The Times.  27 Dec 1997.Burton, Larry.  “Search for woman…”  The Times.  28 Dec 1997.Staff Writer.  “O’Pry case topic…”  The Times.  03 Feb 1998.Staff Writer.  “East Carroll inmate…”  The Times.  16 Nov 2004.Staff Writer.  “Murder Suspect admits…”  KTBS3 News.  13 Jul 2007.Wilson, Loresha, and Causey, Adam Kealoha.  “Accused killer admits…”  The Times.  14 Jul 2007.Prime, John Andrew.  “Victim was an…”  The Times.  14 Jul 2007.State of Louisiana v. Eric Dale Mickelson.  Appeal.  14 Dec 2016.Wilson, Loresha.  “Inmates join search…”  The Times.  17 Jul 2007.Staff Writer.  “Accused murderers appear…”  The Times.  18 Jul 2007.Wilson, Loresha.  “Accused killer due…”  The Times.  19 Jul 2007.Wilson, Loresha.  “Mickelson faces charge…”  The Times. 24 Aug 2007.Wilson, Loresha.  “Couple indicted on…”  The Times.  06 Sep 2007.Wilson, Loresha.  “Murder suspects plead…”  The Times.  08 Sep 2007.Duvernay, Adam.  “Accused murderer Mickelson…”  The Times.  31 Jul 2011.Fernandez, Icess.  “Mickelson: I locked…”  The Times.  01 Aug 2011.Wilson, Loresha.  “Jury sees dismembered…”  The Times.  02 Aug 2011.Staff Writer.  “Mickelson found guilty…”  KSLA News 12.  03 Aug 2011.Duvernay, Adam.  “Mickelson sentenced to…”  The Times.  06 Aug 2011.Staff Writer.  “Conviction, death penalty…”  KSLA News 12.  05 Aug 2016.Judicial Disqualification.  27 Oct 2015.Burris, Alexandria.  “Eric Mickelson convicted…”  The Shreveport Times.  28 Oct 2015.Burris, Alexandria.  “DA Cox accused…”  The Times.  29 Oct 2015.Staff Writer.  “Slain man’s family…”  KSLA News 12.  01 Nov 2015.

16 Jan 32min

Avenging the Peaceful Warrior - The Conviction of Eric Mickelson and Beverly Arthur

Avenging the Peaceful Warrior - The Conviction of Eric Mickelson and Beverly Arthur

In this episode of Bloody Angola Podcast, Jim Chapman covers the case, conviction and incarceration of Eric Mickelson and Beverly Arthur, linked to the tragic murder of 86-year-old war hero Charles Martin Jr. Jim provides insight into Charles’s life, the tragic incident that led to his murder and the manhunt for those responsible. What starts out as a quest to prove a case for one victim turns into a race to solve a missing persons case from eleven years prior. Timestamps01:40 Introduction to Charles Martin08:46 The Mysterious Disappearance of Charles Martin Jr.12:04 Uncovering the Truth16:28 Eric Mickelson's Background20:10 The Confession20:44 The Search for Kristi O’PrySources:Find-a-grave.  Kristi Gwen O’Pry.Kristi Gwen O’Pry Obituary. Kristi Gwen O’Pry.  The Charley Project.  Accessed 07 Dec 2024.Find-a-grave.  Charles Martin Jr. Allen, Sammy G.  “Local woman still…”  The Times.  28 Jul 1996.Martin, Margaret.  “Family searches for…”  The Times.  11 Aug 1996.Staff Writer.  “Times Update: Missing…”  The Times.  07 Dec 1996.Burton, Larry.  “Woman missing for…”  The Times.  27 May 1997.Walker, Don.  “Search for woman…”  The Times.  28 Nov 1997.Walker, Don.  “Search planned for…”  The Times.  27 Dec 1997.Burton, Larry.  “Search for woman…”  The Times.  28 Dec 1997.Staff Writer.  “O’Pry case topic…”  The Times.  03 Feb 1998.Staff Writer.  “East Carroll inmate…”  The Times.  16 Nov 2004.Staff Writer.  “Murder Suspect admits…”  KTBS3 News.  13 Jul 2007.Wilson, Loresha, and Causey, Adam Kealoha.  “Accused killer admits…”  The Times.  14 Jul 2007.Prime, John Andrew.  “Victim was an…”  The Times.  14 Jul 2007.State of Louisiana v. Eric Dale Mickelson.  Appeal.  14 Dec 2016.Wilson, Loresha.  “Inmates join search…”  The Times.  17 Jul 2007.Staff Writer.  “Accused murderers appear…”  The Times.  18 Jul 2007.Wilson, Loresha.  “Accused killer due…”  The Times.  19 Jul 2007.Wilson, Loresha.  “Mickelson faces charge…”  The Times. 24 Aug 2007.Wilson, Loresha.  “Couple indicted on…”  The Times.  06 Sep 2007.Wilson, Loresha.  “Murder suspects plead…”  The Times.  08 Sep 2007.Duvernay, Adam.  “Accused murderer Mickelson…”  The Times.  31 Jul 2011.Fernandez, Icess.  “Mickelson: I locked…”  The Times.  01 Aug 2011.Wilson, Loresha.  “Jury sees dismembered…”  The Times.  02 Aug 2011.Staff Writer.  “Mickelson found guilty…”  KSLA News 12.  03 Aug 2011.Duvernay, Adam.  “Mickelson sentenced to…”  The Times.  06 Aug 2011.Staff Writer.  “Conviction, death penalty…”  KSLA News 12.  05 Aug 2016.Judicial Disqualification.  27 Oct 2015.Burris, Alexandria.  “Eric Mickelson convicted…”  The Shreveport Times.  28 Oct 2015.Burris, Alexandria.  “DA Cox accused…”  The Times.  29 Oct 2015.Staff Writer.  “Slain man’s family…”  KSLA News 12.  01 Nov 2015.

9 Jan 35min

The Suspension & Dr. Stephen Matthews

The Suspension & Dr. Stephen Matthews

In this weeks episode of Bloody Angola, Jim provides some clarification regarding the suspension of the BSL series and brings you the horrific story and incarceration of Dr. Stephen Matthews. Exposed: Scandalous Files of the Elite can be found HERE:

19 Dec 20241h 3min

Part 3 | Cold Blooded Killer: Felix Vail

Part 3 | Cold Blooded Killer: Felix Vail

In this episode of Bloody Angola, Jim Chapman completes his the look into the conviction and incarceration of Serial Killer Felix Vail, a figure linked to the oldest cold case in history where the killer was sentenced to prison Jim delves into the trial, the prosecution and the conviction and sentence of Felix to Bloody Angola.#bloodyangola #podcast #prison #felixvail #louisiana #louisianastatepenitentiaryTimestamps03:16 The Search for Bicycle Boy04:39 Discovery in the Attic06:16 Confronting Vail11:28 The Trial Begins13:49 The Prosecution's Case15:39 The Defense's Argument20:26 Witnesses Against Vail22:14 The Forensic Evidence28:16 The Verdict33:07 Sentencing Early release, commercial free episodes plus bonus content and more can be found by joining us on Patreon by Clicking here:

5 Dec 202436min

Part 2 | Cold Blooded Killer: Felix Vail

Part 2 | Cold Blooded Killer: Felix Vail

In this episode of Bloody Angola, Jim continues exploring the dark story of Felix Vail and the events leading to his arrest for the murder of his wife, Mary. Highlighting journalist Jerry Mitchell's role in reopening the cold case,  Jim delves into Vail's history of manipulation and violence.Through testimonies from those affected, Jim reveals the hidden darkness behind his charm and how  a mother’s relentless quest for answers trying to locate her missing daughter played a crucial role. #bloodyangola #podcast #prison #felixvail #louisiana #louisianastatepenitentiary Timestamps05:37 Rose's Relentless Pursuit11:29 A Dangerous Relationship12:23 The Voice of the Victims16:08 Connecting the Dots21:21 The Search for Justice31:39 Witnesses and Their Accounts38:38 Uncovering the Truth42:39 Arrested and ChargedEarly release, commercial free episodes plus bonus content and more can be found by joining us on Patreon by Clicking here:

27 Nov 20241h

Cold Blooded Killer: Felix Vail

Cold Blooded Killer: Felix Vail

In this episode of Bloody Angola, Jim explores the life of Serial Killer Felix Vail, a figure linked to the oldest cold case in history where the killer was sentenced to prison Jim delves into Vail's tumultuous upbringing and unpack details surrounding his wife Mary’s tragic demise, as well as the mysterious disappearances of (2) subsequent partners.#bloodyangola #podcast #prison #felixvail #louisiana #louisianastatepenitentiaryTimestamps02:46 Early Life and Marriage07:52 The Mysterious Disappearance of Mary12:32 Investigation and Arrest 13:56 Life in California15:59 New Relationships and Confessions18:15 The Impact of Bill's Revelation27:18 Marriages and Escalating Violence31:17 Annette Craver: A New Victim39:50 Patterns of Disappearance45:47 Arrest and New Developments Early release, commercial free episodes plus bonus content and more can be found by joining us on Patreon by Clicking here:

21 Nov 202449min

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