Crime In The Coconut

This week Morgan covers the gruesome tale of a romantic fantasy between an adult and child goes over the deep-end when a young girl is convinced that killing her whole family is in order for a toxic, manipulative love to exist. How does one continue life after something like that? Join us this week and give your opinion on most forms of social media at Crime in the Coconut.

This week Amanda covers another local Ohio story. Following Jeffrey Lundgren, a self-proclaimed prophet that unfortunately leads misguided members to murder a compliant and devoted family of five. 

This week, Morgan covers the unsolved case of Leslie Barker, a school teacher. Found inside her car that was ignited with a mysterious substance; go over some ideas and theories this week with us and special guest, Jeremiah, an intern from Kent, Ohio.

Thanks for joining back after last time! Today Amanda covers the gruesome torture Fan Man-yee endured after her kidnapping for an entire month before her horrible demise. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter for updates on when new episodes are going to be released!

For our season finale, Morgan wraps us up with a short and (maybe?) sweet episode covering the Papin sisters. Were these sisters justified in their murders? Or is it just a little too weird for that?

This Sunday, Morgan covers a nightmare that no teenage girl should ever have to experience. Cassie Jo Stoddart's killers made it a goal to make their evening exactly as if it were out of a horror movie. Join us this week at 1pm on most major platforms as we cover this weeks unfortunate circumstance.

Morgan and Amanda cover an unlike any other sisterly bond this week in a short light-hearted episode, accopanied by a few glasses of wine. Join us this Sunday at 1p (est)!

This week, Morgan covers the second part of her horrific story: William Bonin, a.k.a. The Free Way Killer... Not to mention his accomplices. Their means of torture and murder are covered in this second part episode of Morgans previous podcast entry. Amanda and Morgan converse over the judicial systems laws giving mercy onto those who do not deserve it. 

This week join Amanda and Morgan, as they cover their accidental duplicate story; The Dating Game Killer. Active between the years of 1968 and 1979, Rodney Alcala's death toll reached unknown numbers. Morgan and Amanda can agree that this fiend's end was sweeter than what he deserved. Join us and send us your thoughts on most major platforms and our email.

This  Sunday another new episode of Crime in the Coconut will flow into your  head holes...preferably your ears. Morgan covers William Bonin (a.k.a.  The Freeway Killer). A gruesome tale of the child torture/murdering type.  We hope you can join us!

This week Morgan and I cover Lavinia and John Fisher, having rumored to be one of America's earliest serial killers taking place in the 1800's. Join us on a trip back in time to learn of how things worked back then and how people have always been shady. 

Ashley and Amanda cover the youth and troubles of Aileen Wuornos and the crimes committed by her and her girlfriend over the course of a year. Topics get heavy and they discuss their own troubles, to hear more join our Patreon as bloopers and extras are posted there before each upload of the week!

This week Ashley covers the gruesome murders committed by Ian Bradley and Myra Hinkley against unsuspecting children. These unforgivable crimes took place in the 60's in Manchester, Scotland in a desolate waste known as The Moors. This episode may be uncomfortable for some listeners as it involves the rape and torture of children, no audio is played during this episode. 

Our first fan submission episode from Glen Allen, Virginia!  Read by Amanda; Morgan covers the awful childhood leading up to a seemingly sweet old woman's murderous money scheme

Leatherface, Buffalo Bill, American Psycho..if this story sounds familiar to you it's because Ed Gene inspired some of the most iconic horror stories of all time. But in our opinion, his true story is the scariest of them all.

In honor of Black History Month, this story covers the horrendous murder of Emmitt Till. Just a heads up, it's infuriating.

This week, Ashley tells us the story of Dr. John Hamilton, a man who many say loved and was deeply devoted to his angelic wife, a man who found that wife, in a pool of her own blood on Valentine's day in 2001. Hold your Valentine close while you listen to this gruesome tales! But not too close.. Instagram: @crimeinthecoconut Facebook: Crime in the Coconut Email: [email protected] Patreon: patreon.com/crimeinthecoconut

WE'RE BACK BABY. Did you miss us? We sure missed you. After a much needed hiatus Ashley and Amanda are back for season two of Crime In The Coconut. First up to bat is Amanda, and she covers the Chicago Tylenol Murders. There have been many copy cat murders, but do you know the original story? How about the origin of the safety seal? Buckle up, it's time to get spooky! Instagram: @crimeinthecoconut Twitter: @CITCPodcasts Facebook: Crime In The Coconut Email: [email protected] Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/crimeinthecoconut

This week, Amanda covers the classic case of Anna "Anneliese" Michel. One of the most infamous cases of exorcism in history. Do you think a demon had hold of her, or do you think her epilepsy and religious guilt caused irreversible mental trauma? Let us know what you think of this scary story on our Instagram (@crimeinthecoconut), our Twitter (@CITCPodcasts), or through email ([email protected])! https://www.patreon.com/crimeinthecoconut

What a turbulent week it's been..but here it is, the third Scary Sundays episode! This week, Ashley makes Amanda cry and then promptly gives her the willies as she tells the story of the Dybbuk Box. Who else is ready to hear about the other 9 boxes?? Make sure to check us out on Instagram (@crimeinthecoconut), Twitter (@CITCPodcasts) and send us emails at [email protected] https://www.patreon.com/crimeinthecoconut

Sorry for the late upload..but here is Scary Sunday episode two! This week, Amanda brings us some truly terrifying audios and makes Ashley cry. Which one did you find most unsettling? Make sure to follow us on social media (@crimeinthecoconut on Instagram and @CITCPodcasts on Twitter), like our Facebook page (Crime In The Coconut), and don't forget to order merch! Everything available is saved on our Instagram and you can reach out to us there or through email ([email protected]) to order! https://www.patreon.com/crimeinthecoconut **WE DO NOT OWN ANY OF THESE AUDIO CLIPS**

Welcome to Scary Sundays! This week kicks off the month of October's episodes and as promised, this first one is sure to scare. Listen to Ashley cover the gruesome Defeo Family murders as well as the infamous haunting of the Lutz family that followed, all taking place in 112 Ocean Avenue, Amityville, New York. Do you believe in ghosts? Let us know on our Instagram (@crimeinthecoconut), our Twitter (@CITCPodcasts), or our email ([email protected]). Check our social media to order merch as well! We take and fulfill orders ourselves.  Check out our new and improved Patreon tiers! https://www.patreon.com/crimeinthecoconut

This week is special for many reasons! This week, Amanda covers the story of Katherine Knight, the first woman to receive a life sentence without parole in Australia. She had a prized set of butcher knives and a few screws loose.. Make sure to listen to our Scary Sundays Trailer and check out our Instagram (@crimeinthecoconut), and our Twitter (@CITCPodcasts) for info on our NEW MERCH release as well as our Patreon Launch with each tier detailed completely! Stick with us through the coming month for lots of fun content! https://www.patreon.com/crimeinthecoconut

Welcome to a whole month of nothing but scares..Make sure you follow us on Instagram (@crimeinthecoconut), Twitter (@CITCPodcasts), and email us your MERCH ORDERS at [email protected]!!

This week's episode is near and dear to Ashley's heart, and is one of the most important stories we've told so far. Listen and be awestruck by the powerful story of Mary Vincent, who at only 15 years old became the literal definition of "Not today, Satan". This week we also share some exciting stats for us, and shoutout EVERY state and country currently listening to us. We were blown away by the numbers and by the places you are all from, and we could not be happier to have so many friends. Thank you for your continued support, and make sure you're following us on social media (Instagram: @crimeinthecoconut, Twitter: @CITCPodcasts) so you don't miss the release of the amazing things we have coming in October.. Contact us: [email protected] https://www.patreon.com/crimeinthecoconut

This week's episode has Amanda covering the story of John Haigh, an English serial killer who believed murder was the ultimate "get rich quick" scheme and who was possibly an influence to Dahmer?? Make sure to check out pictures of this turd and his poor victims (RIP Archibald and Olive, etc) on our Instagram (@crimeinthecoconut), tell us what you think body soup sludge looks like on Twitter (CITCPodcasts), and send us listener stories and feedback to [email protected]! Don't forget to rate and review on iTunes! This episode was brought to you UNOFFICIALLY, by Wikipedia. https://www.patreon.com/crimeinthecoconut

Listen to our first non-true crime episode this week, as Ashley reads the mysterious Greg Thread on Twitter. Make sure to pull up the thread (user @gr3ggory88) to follow along. Let us know if you think this really happened, and tell us how YOU say charcuterie on our Instagram, (@crimeinthecoconut), our Twitter (@CITCPodcasts), or shoot us an email ([email protected]).  As always, our Patreon can be found at: https://www.patreon.com/crimeinthecoconut

This week, Amanda covers the odd case of the PA Pizza Bomber from 2003. Listen as we try to understand how such a ramshackle group of misfits put this plan into action, and as we decide which one of us is Ryan and which one of us is Shane from Buzzfeed Unsolved.  Check out the unbelievable collar and gun Brian Wells walked into the bank with on our Instagram (@crimeinethecoconut), tweet us what you think of Marjorie and the gang (@CITCpodcasts),  or shoot us an email at [email protected]. Warning: The Netflix Show "Evil Genius" has an episode on this case that shows the full video of the bomb collar detonating while on Brian Wells, there is no censoring.

Welcome to episode..18? This week Ashley tells the story of the Coed Killer, Bumble Butt Edmund Kemper. This is a major case in of "mommy issues" in which 10 people fell victim to Kemper's sick and twisted fantasies. Let us know what you think about one of America's most notorious serial killers and connect with us on Instagram (@crimeinthecoconut), Twitter(@CITCpodcasts), or reach out via email at [email protected], please also leave us a rate and review on iTunes. Check out our Patreon too! https://www.patreon.com/crimeinthecoconut

This week's episode was tough to title as it was so much more than her story, but still she is the reason this week's story exists as it does and so Amanda tells us the story of Heather Teague's abduction. Through her story, the discovery of one man's evil spread out over several years is spilled out. The worst part? None of this man's victims have ever been found. Find us on Instagram @crimeinthecoconut, Twitter @CITCpodcasts, send in your listener stories to our gmail [email protected], and pledge to our Patreon for fun surprises and extras! https://www.patreon.com/crimeinthecoconut

This week's episode is so sad but not unique as it is one of many national park disappearances. We discuss the disappearance of Jaryd Atadero, a three year old Colorado native that disappeared without a trace, and what was left of him found years later did nothing to shed light on what happened to him. Make sure you follow us on social media to stay up to date! Instagram @crimeinthecoconut, Twitter @CITCpodcasts, and email us at [email protected]

Let's get witchy this week! In this episode Amanda tells Ashley about the mystery of Bella in the Wych Elm and we both get a history lesson in the process. Tell us what you think happened to Bella on Instagram (@crimeinthecoconut), Twitter (@CITCpodcasts), or at our gmail ([email protected]).

This week we close our first series, and our first heavy hitter in the true crime world. Thank you to everyone who has been with us through this series and been so eager for and supportive of our work, let's listen to Dahmer get served for his crimes this week, and attempt to understand the mind of a monster. You can find us on Instagram @crimeinthecoconut, Twitter @CITCpodcasts, and email us at [email protected].

Thank you so much for your patience this week with this episodes delay! Here is part two of Jeffrey Dahmer, this week we focus on all his victims leading up to his final arrest. Buckle up, because this is our longest episode yet, and it's a rough ride. Find us on Instagram @crimeinthecoconut, on Twitter @CITCpodcasts, and email us at [email protected]!

Here is it, the intro to our coverage of perhaps the most notorious serial killer of all time, Jeffrey Dahmer. Join us this week as Ashley begins to tell the story of young Dahmer from infancy to his first murder. Don't let the tales of a troubled childhood in this episode fool you though, Dahmer was a monster. Find us where you get your podcasts, on Instagram (@crimeinthecoconut), Twitter (@CITCpodcasts), and at [email protected]!

We get a little goofy on today's episode, and a little personal. On our second week of Amanda filled fun, she tells us the sad story of Dorthy Jane Scott. Maybe someday we'll get to see the creep that ended her life served justice for his crimes. Make sure to subscribe, rate and review! Follow us on Instagram (@crimeinthecoconut), Twitter (@CITCpodcasts), and reach out to us via email ([email protected]).

Let's talk about shared psychosis today. This week we have Amanda telling us the fascinating story of the Tromp family who left their farm in 2016 to go on the run from..nothing?? We would love to hear your thoughts and theories on this so reach out on Instagram (@crimeinthecoconut), Twitter (@CITCpodcasts), or email ([email protected]). Remember to subscribe, rate, and review wherever you get your podcasts!

WE ARE BACK BABY, join us in breaking our hiatus this week with a story from Ashley about the public suicide of Budd Dwyer in the 80s. We tried to keep it lighthearted but keep in mind this is a dark story, dark topic and if you choose to seek out and watch the video documenting this scary moment it is not safe for work or children and could be very triggering to come people. You can find us on Instagram @crimeinhecoconut, Twitter @CITCpodcasts, and reach out at [email protected].

We're probably all feeling a little trapped right now given the state of the world, but none of us are as trapped as Joshua Maddux was..join us this week as Amanda shares this mystery with little known coverage, though it definitely deserves to be talked about. Follow us on Instagram (@crimeinthecoconut) and Twitter (@CITCpodcasts) to be completely in the know on all our activity. Reach out to us there or at [email protected]! Stay safe, and wash your hands!

This week on Crime in the Coconut, Ashley tells the sad tale of the missing Sodder Children and the Fayetteville Fire of '45. She also learns a lot about Amanda as they discuss gold digging and of course, coconuts. make sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode, and follow us on Twitter (@CITCpodcasts) and Instagram (@crimeinthecoconut). Catch us wherever you listen to your podcasts, and leave a review!

This week, Amanda covers one of the most notorious unsolved cases in American History. Join us as we discuss the tragic case of JonBenet Ramsey and talk theories on who could have committed this heinous crime. Make sure to download this episode then follow us on Instagram @crimeinthecoconut, Twitter @CITCpodcasts, and reach out to us via email at [email protected]!

Hello March! Let's get this month started with a doozy. This week Ashley is covering the bonkers story of Diane Downs, mother of the year? You decide. Turn on some Duran Duran and hit that download button! make sure to check out this month's new cover art done by Amanda on our social media, @crimeinthecoconut on Instagram and @CITCpodcasts on Twitter.! Reach us there or at [email protected]

Also known as the American Dyatlov Pass, this week's episode includes Amanda covering the curious case of the Yuba County Five. Join us while we discuss what could have led five sweet, basketball loving guys straight into the Northern California wilderness in the middle of winter. @crimeinthecoconut on Instagram and @CITCpodcasts on Twitter. Reach out to us there or send us an email at [email protected]!

You made it to week three, sweet! Join us this week where Ashley covers the first murder in her two-parter covering "The Innocent Man" documentary on Netflix. Make sure to follow us on Instagram @crimeinthecoconut, Twitter @citc_podcast, Youtube, Spotify and iTunes, and reach out to us at [email protected]!

Welcome to episode two! In this week's episode, Amanda covers the story of the Club Kids and the sad death of Angel Melendez. Make sure to pull up a picture of Michael Alig's "scandalous" makeup look that we just can't seem to get behind..follow us on Youtube and Instagram @crimeinthcoconut and email us at [email protected]!

Welcome to Crime in the Coconut! In our release episode Ashley covers the grisly slayings in the 1930's that took place in Cleveland, Ohio. Make sure to give it a listen, rate and review and follow us on Instagram @crimeinthecoconut!