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Crime Candy

by Anonymous

Talking about crimes from different states. This podcast will try to have a different type of crime each time.

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  1. Talhotblond

    He claimed to be an 18-year-old Marine heading off to war, and she alleged to be an attractive young woman sending him off with provocative pictures. Or so they thought. However, they were actually two middle-aged people carrying out a fantasy internet relationship that seemed like a harmless…

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  2. The senseless death of Colleen Slemmer

    Awe, young love can drive us to do crazy things, like steal a car, rob a bank, or murder someone we thought was trying to steal our significant other. But most people would fortunately not do any of things and either end the relationship or figure out some more mature way of handling the…

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  3. Alford Plea- Why is it needed and when can it be used?

    Should it matter why people choose an Alford plea, listen and find out? Sources: Alford plea | Wex | U.S. Law | LII / Legal Information Institute (cornell.edu) North Carolina v. Alford - Wikipedia Alford plea - Wikipedia...

  4. The disappearance of Molly Bish

    The disappearance of Molly Bish and Familial DNA or Bill 1595 Sources: Molly Bish Case: Heather Bish Provides Update on DNA – NBC Boston Home | The Molly Bish Foundation Person of interest named in 2000 murder of Molly Bish (wcvb.com) Molly Bish: Inside The Unsolved Murder Of A 16-Year-Old...

  5. Ada Blackjack- "female Robinson Crusoe"

    Sources: Ada Blackjack - Wikipedia Ada Blackjack, the Forgotten Sole Survivor of an Odd Arctic Expedition - Atlas Obscura Ada Blackjack: Forgotten Queen of Arctic Expeditions (oceanwide-expeditions.com) The Inuit Woman Who Survived Alone on an Arctic Island After a Disastrous Expedition - HISTORY...

  6. Kevin Strickland- the longest serving innocent man in Missouri history.

    Misidentification locked up Kevin Strickland for 43 years. Please find out how and why this case took so long to make its way through the court system. Sources: Kevin Strickland - National Registry of Exonerations (umich.edu) Kevin Strickland rebuilds his life after wrongful conviction | The…

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  7. The babysitter no one would want.

    She was the youngest child in an unusual family; her father, Thomas, was 65 years old at the time of her birth, while her mother, Ann, was, at 16, still a minor. The family was below the poverty line, and Christine did not receive the necessary early childhood support. Because of this, she was...

  8. What do an insurance agent, his wife, and a charismatic pastor: have in common? part 2

    The insurance money was a factor for Teresa, but by walking away from the church, Randy took her farther away from David. She no longer would work in the church kitchen, attend choir rehearsals, or other David’s sermons stir the congregation on Sunday mornings. Randy also knew, or suspected…

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  9. What do an insurance agent, his wife, and a charismatic pastor: have in common? part 1

    Minutes later, David Love stepped off an elevator, flanked by two detectives. Teresa Stone emerged from a hallway with her detective escort, looking as if she had stumbled into a chance meeting. The two stopped and looked at each other. In their final encounter, neither spoke the truth. “I told...

  10. The Demon Midwife or a product of the times?

    Women came to Ishikawa's ward, gave birth, and abandoned their children. One woman had a terrifying and horrible solution in her own right. That solution was infanticide, or the crime of killing a child within a year of birth. Sources: Miyuki Ishikawa - Wikipedia Miyuki Ishikawa, The 'Demon...

  11. 38 years behind bars and a dog named Inn

    At about 11:30 am on November 8, 1979, a black man walked into a newly opened antique store in Gretna, Louisiana. The owner, B.N., a 39-year-old white woman, became suspicious. She attempted to direct him to furniture outside, but he grabbed her from behind and clubbed her in the head with a...

  12. "The clear air was impregnated with the odor of death and decomposition"

    The trail in the snow led to the middle of Lava Lake, where the missing sled was recovered. On the sled was more blood and clumps of what was believed to be human hair. Sources: The Unsolved Mystery Of The Lava Lake Murders (grunge.com) The Lava Lake Murders: One of Oregon’s Oldest Unsolved…

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  13. Robert William Fisher: Dead or Alive you decide

    Sources: Robert William Fisher | Murderpedia, the encyclopedia of murderers Robert William Fisher - Wikipedia 475. Robert William Fisher — FBI Arizona fugitive Robert Fisher removed from FBI 10 Most Wanted list (azcentral.com)

  14. Intellectual Disability

    Intellectual disability involves problems with general mental abilities that affect functioning in two areas: intellectual functioning (such as learning, problem-solving, judgment) adaptive functioning (activities of daily life such as communication and independent living) Intellectual disability...

  15. I thought this was summer camp

    Summary: He planned to bring a group of boys together, allow them to make friends, then separate them into two factions to compete for a prize. He believed they would forget their friendships and start demonizing one another at this point. The piece de resistance was to come at the end: he…

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  16. I did it because he ruined my wife!

    One beautiful girl, two extravagant and prominent men. Throw in jealousy and a family history of mental instability and you have the recipe for a shocking murder, at an outdoor theater in the heart of New York City in front of nearly a thousand witnesses. The trial that followed was quickly…

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  17. The Devil Tree

    Found in Port St. Lucie, the Devil Tree is a big oak in a county park on canal C-24. A mighty oak, an ordinary tree, nothing to write home about…except the fact that thing might as well growl and snatch up little old ladies and unsuspecting kids and gobble them up like a throwback from a Grimm...

  18. Christian Burial Speech

    Summary: “I want to give you something to think about while we’re traveling down the road… Number one, I want you to observe the weather conditions, it’s raining, it’s sleeting, it’s freezing, driving is very treacherous, visibility is poor, it’s going to be dark early this evening. They are...

  19. Still Glowing to this day

    During World War 1, hundreds of young women went to work in clock factories, painting watch dails with luminous radium paint. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radium_Girls https://www.buzzfeed.com/authorkatemoore/the-light-that-does-not-lie...

  20. No compensation for 14 years incarceration

    On the night of August 31, 1986, 65-Year-old William Delton Frost and his 60-year-old invalid wife, Callie was fatally shot in their two-room home in Downsville, Louisiana. The front door had been smashed in and police believed the motive was robbery because Frost didn’t trust banks and was...

  21. "I want fireworks." part 2

    Without exception, each man who saw the lifeless body of Betty Gore on the night of June 13th reflexively averted their eyes. Even those who already knew what lay beyond the utility room were never bold enough to look more than a moment before closing the door. Sources A jury decided Candace...

  22. "I want fireworks." part 1

    It happened on the church volleyball court, on a late-summer day in 1978. Candy and Allan both tried to make a play on the same ball—and collided. It was a harmless bump, really, and went unnoticed by everyone else on the court, but for Candy, it brought a revelation: Allan Gore smelled sexy. For...

  23. Texarkana Phantom Killings

    This episode will detail a lot of facts that are known about this case and who the prime suspect was at the time.

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Talking about crimes from different states. This podcast will try to have a different type of crime each time.

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