True Crime Trine

Join us this week as Meredith explores 1 of our 7 missing States! We are headed to Wyoming for Tarzan of the Tetons, known to his family and friends as Earl Durand. While we are not 100% sure what set Earl off, he spent 9 days of March 1939 on a crime spree. Side tangents include: weird Wyoming laws and Bloodhounds! As for astrology this week, Monday will be a rough one but the res

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Join us this week as Sarah shares with us 3 criminal doppelgangers! Various side tangents for your enjoyment, plus we struggle to pronounce words correctly... As for astrology, it is full of asteroid transits and some other not so terrible stuff. PS: We should be back on track next week for our very special 100th episode!

Join us this week as Hannah takes us to Denmark! This is the story of the submarine/rocket man Peter Madsen. A Danish “inventrepreneuer” and total psychopath. He was convicted in the brutal slaying and subsequent dismemberment of Swedish journalist Kim Wall aboard his “home made” submarine UC3 Nautilus. Side tangents include bloat and water sniffing cadaver dogs. For astrol

Join us this week as Meredith shares takes us around the country for a spooky good time at some haunted dive bars. We will visit The Oxford in Snohomish, Washington, Shaker’s Cigar Bar in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and Ernestine’s and Hazel’s in Memphis, Tennessee. Not only are these dives haunted, they also share a sorted past on their second floors. Listeners, let us know what y

We are back listeners! Join us this week as Sarah tells us the story of “The Black Widow” Judy Buenoano. Judy was the first woman to be executed in Florida since 1848 and the first woman to be electrocuted in the US since 1976. Judy was a murderer, an arsonist, a forger, and very experienced with life insurance fraud. There are too many side tangents to list since we have been

Join us this week as Hannah takes us back to the mid to late 1800s for two stories. First, Albert Hicks, a pirate of sorts. He enjoyed plundering and murder. Second, Anton Probst who was a lazy deserter and lousy farm hand. He enjoyed drinking, brothels, larceny and murder. Thankfully, both men were sent to the gallows. Side tangents include, body talk and tits. Astrology this week

Join us this week as Meredith tells us a “whale” of a tale. This is the story of The Duperrault Family of Green Bay, Wisconsin. They headed down to Florida to charter a boat in order to sail to the Bahamas. What was to be the trip of a lifetime for this family turned tragic in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. The biggest side tangent for this episode is cheese… As for astrol

Join us this week for a doozy of a case. We are headed to Novokunetsk, Russia as Sarah tells us the story of The Siberian Ripper, Alexander Spesivtsev. Sarah does an excellent job pronouncing Russian names, far better than Meredith or Hannah could have done. This one is super gruesome and not just because of the murders or the stew. The pollution levels in this town are off the cha

Join us this Valentine’s Day Chicken Wings Day week for Hannah’s montage: “Love is Dead”. Hannah had originally wanted to do “Prision Love” but instead shares a few stories of spousal murder. Side tangents include oleander poisoning, antifreeze poisoning, and methods for mitigating antifreeze poisoning. To end, Hannah has some very interesting stories about chicken wing