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EPISODE · May 30, 2024 · 1H 7M

31. Adolph Leutgert's Secret Ingredient and R uth Mae McCoy's 911 Call

from Big Muddy Mayhem · host Tracey LaRiccia and Janet O'Brien

Tracey tells the story of Aldoph Leutgert, the King of the Sausage, and how his life went from nothing to everything to almost nothing again. Then Janet shares the story of how the plot of the 1992 Horror movie, Candyman resembles a real-life murder in the projects of 1980's Chicago. Join Tracey and Janet as they share these amazing stories from the Midwest and Central US and become our Muddy Buddies! Merch is at https://bigmuddymayhem.creator-spring.com/ You can email us any suggestions for ideas at: [email protected] You can also join our Facebook group at:  https://www.facebook.com/big.muddy.mayhem.podcast/ Join our Patreon at only $2 a month~  Big Muddy Mayhem | Podcast about True Crime and Bad Behavior in the Midwest | Patreon References to today's stories: Adolph Louis Luetgert: RoadsideHorrorShow Podcast, Wikipedia, Chicagology.com, True Nightmares TV Show, Atlas Obscura, MFM Podcast Ruth McCoy: Murder, Mystery and Makeup Monday, podcast Bailey Sarian, thekillerqueenblog.com, chicagoreader.com, Wikipedia

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