Dinner at the Deuce

Thank you so much for listening to Dinner at the Duece!Alexander Pichushkin, a Russian serial killer driven by a chilling obsession: to fill all 64 squares of a chessboard with his victims. Between 1992 and 2006, he murdered at least 48 people in Moscow, targeting the vulnerable and using brutal methods that earned him his infamous nickname. Pichushkin saw murder as a game.Sources:Alexander Pichushkin: Checkmate: The Chessboard Killer's Reign: Alexander Pichushkin (Masters of Malevolence: Chronicles of Infamous Criminals)Alexander Pichushkin - en.wikipedia.orgAlexander Pichushkin - Biography.com Editors and Catherine CarusoSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

Sources:Gitchie Girl Uncovered:The True Story of a Night of Mass Murder and the Hunt for the Deranged Killers-Sandy Hamman & Phil Hamman1973 Gitchie Manitou Murders - en.wikipedia.orgDes Moines Register- Victoria Reyna-RodriguezSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

The Beast of British Columbia - a nickname given to Clifford Olson, one of Canada’s most notorious serial killers. In the early 1980s, Olson terrorized British Columbia, preying on children and teenagers. His crimes shocked the nation, not just for their brutality, but for the disturbing deal he struck with authorities, exchanging information about his victims for money. Olson’s manipulative nature and lack of remorse earned him the chilling title “The Beast of British Columbia,” a name that still haunts Canada’s true crime history.Sources:Serial Killers: Clifford Olson awoke B.C. to the nightmare reality of modern bogeyman - By Ian MulgrewThe Beast: A Chilling True Story of a Psychotic Child Killer - By Ryan GreenClifford Olson - wikipediaSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

The Beast of British Columbia - a nickname given to Clifford Olson, one of Canada’s most notorious serial killers. In the early 1980s, Olson terrorized British Columbia, preying on children and teenagers. His crimes shocked the nation, not just for their brutality, but for the disturbing deal he struck with authorities, exchanging information about his victims for money. Olson’s manipulative nature and lack of remorse earned him the chilling title “The Beast of British Columbia,” a name that still haunts Canada’s true crime history.Sources:Serial Killers: Clifford Olson awoke B.C. to the nightmare reality of modern bogeyman - By Ian MulgrewThe Beast: A Chilling True Story of a Psychotic Child Killer - By Ryan GreenClifford Olson - wikipediaSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

Alex Murdaugh was born into a powerful legal dynasty in South Carolina’s Lowcountry, a name that carried influence for generations. But behind the reputation and privilege was a life built on secrets, lies, and deception. After the shocking murders of his wife and son, Murdaugh’s carefully crafted world collapsed, leaving behind a trail of scandal, corruption, and betrayal that destroyed his family’s legacy.Sources:Murdaugh Family - en.wikipedia.orgPeople.comMurdaugh Murders- A Southern Scandal Documentary- NetflixSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

Alex Murdaugh was born into a powerful legal dynasty in South Carolina’s Lowcountry, a name that carried influence for generations. But behind the reputation and privilege was a life built on secrets, lies, and deception. After the shocking murders of his wife and son, Murdaugh’s carefully crafted world collapsed, leaving behind a trail of scandal, corruption, and betrayal that destroyed his family’s legacy.Sources:Murdaugh Family - en.wikipedia.orgPeople.comMurdaugh Murders- A Southern Scandal Documentary- NetflixSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

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Robert Pickton, also known as the “Pig Farmer Killer,” is a Canadian serial killer convicted of murdering six women, though he once claimed to have killed as many as 49. Operating out of his pig farm in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia, during the late 1990s and early 2000s, Pickton targeted vulnerable women, many from Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside. His 2002 arrest led to one of Canada’s largest and most disturbing criminal investigations.Sources:On the Farm - Stevie CameronRobert Pickton - en.wikipedia.orgSerial Killer Robert Pickton Dead - CBC.caSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

On the plate tonight is Luis Alfredo Garavito, infamously known as "La Bestia" - The Beast, is one of the most prolific serial killers in modern history. Born in 1957 in Colombia, Garavito confessed to the brutal rape, torture, and murder of 138 young boys throughout the 1990s, although authorities believe the real number could be over 300. He targeted vulnerable children, often from poor or homeless backgrounds, luring them with gifts or promises of work. His crimes spanned across Colombia and were marked by extreme violence.Sources:Luis Garavito - en.wikipedia.orgapnews.comLaw&Crime - YouTubeSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

Tonight, the boys at the Deuce are serving up murder. In a quiet town in Maine, a Lululemon store becomes the scene of a grisly crime. Two employees enter after hours, but only one comes out alive. What first appears to be a violent robbery quickly unravels into something far more twisted, as investigators uncover a story that’s anything but what it seems.Sources:Lululemon Murder- en.wikipedia.orgThe Yoga Store Murder: The Shocking True Account of the Lululemon Athletica Killing by Dan MorseSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

In the early 2000s, the internet was still a new frontier-anonymous, thrilling, and dangerously easy to lose yourself in. This week we serve up a real-life story of digital deception, where an online romance in a seemingly innocent chatroom spirals and leads to shocking consequences. What begins as flirtation between two strangers behind screens unravels into a chilling cautionary tale about the lies we tell (and the truths we ignore) when no one knows who’s really on the other side of the keyboard.Sources:Talhotblond-Documentary/Thrillerabcnews.go.comofficer.comtheundergroundchurch.netSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

We’ve all been there...stuck in traffic, tempers rising, patience wearing thin. But for some, that frustration explodes into violence. Buckle up as we dive into true stories of road rage: sudden outbursts, terrifying confrontations, and, in some cases, deadly consequences. These are real incidents where everyday drives took a dark and unexpected turn.Sources:Hola.com -Pedro Pascalmensjournal.com -John LenoJack Nicholson -golfdigest.comWill Smith -cnn.comWilliam Hale & Frank Allison -usatoday.comSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

Dinner tonight: The life, legacy, and lyrical genius of The Notorious B.I.G., one of hip-hop's most influential and iconic figures. From his Brooklyn roots to his rise as a rap legend, we explore Biggie’s music, impact on culture, and the mystery surrounding his untimely death. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to his story, belly up-it’s time for dinner at the Deuce.Sources:WikipediaSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

Sean “Puff Daddy” Combs rose to fame as the flashy mastermind behind Bad Boy Records, driving East Coast hip-hop into the mainstream with artists like The Notorious B.I.G. and Faith Evans. He was a central figure during the East Coast–West Coast rivalry of the '90s, a tension-filled era that ended in tragedy and forever changed hip-hop. Lately, Combs’ legacy has come under scrutiny due to  allegations of violence, abuse, and misconduct, particularly against women, casting a shadow over his public persona and the toxic power he’s held behind the scenes.Sources:Sean Combs - en.wikipedia.orgPrime Crime: The Rise and Fall of P. Diddy - youtu.beKim Porter - en.wikipedia.orgMisa Hylton - en.wikipedia.orgSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

Tupac Shakur was more than just a rapper — he was a revolutionary voice who, by the age of 25, used his music to speak out against injustice, inequality, and the struggles of life in America’s inner cities. From a turbulent childhood to becoming one of the most influential artists of the ’90s, Tupac’s raw talent and fearless messages turned him into a cultural icon. In this episode, we take a look at his powerful legacy, the controversies that followed him, and the mystery that still surrounds his death. Pull up a chair as we serve up the life, impact, and lasting legend that is...Tupac Shakur.Sources:Tupac Shakur - en.wikipedia.orgTupac Shakur - biography.comThe Life and Death of Tupac Shakur - youtu.beSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

He started as a football player and bodyguard, but Marion “Suge” Knight became one of the most feared and powerful figures in hip-hop. As the co-founder of Death Row Records, he launched legends like Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, and Tupac. But behind the music was a trail of violence, intimidation, and ultimately, a prison sentence. Join us for dinner as we dive into the rise and fall of Suge Knight, the man who turned the rap game on its head.Sources:Suge Knight-wikipediaSuge Knight- biography.comLife before Death Row: The brief football career of Suge Knight - andscape.comLife and times of Suge Knight - the fall of Comptom's notorious music mogul - theguardian.com Send a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

We all know his name: John Wayne Gacy- the 'Killer Clown,' one of the most infamous serial killers in U.S. history. To those around him, he seemed like a helpful, hardworking man who was active in his community. But between 1972 and 1978, he murdered 33 young men and boys near Chicago. Luring them to his home, he killed them and buried many under his house.Sources:wikipedia-John Wayne Gacy John Wayne Gacy: The Real Life Serial Killer Clown serialkillershop.comJohn Wayne Gacy - Biography, Murders, Execution, & Facts britannica.comSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

We all know his name: John Wayne Gacy- the 'Killer Clown,' one of the most infamous serial killers in U.S. history. To those around him, he seemed like a helpful, hardworking man who was active in his community. But between 1972 and 1978, he murdered 33 young men and boys near Chicago. Luring them to his home, he killed them and buried many under his house.Sources:wikipedia-John Wayne Gacy John Wayne Gacy: The Real Life Serial Killer Clown serialkillershop.comJohn Wayne Gacy - Biography, Murders, Execution, & Facts britannica.comSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

David Berkowitz, better known as the “Son of Sam,” claimed his neighbor’s demon-possessed dog told him to go on a killing spree.He evaded capture for over a year while New York women were bleaching their hair and buying wigs. His downfall? A parking ticket near one of the crime scenes. Now serving six life sentences, Berkowitz has swapped bullets for Bibles and goes by the “Son of Hope,” which sounds like a motivational speaker... if you forget the whole serial killer thing.Sources:David Berkowitz - en.m.wikipedia.orgDavid Berkowitz - Britannica.com"Son of Sam":A serial killer's reign of terror - cbsnews.comSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

In the dead of night on June 11, 1962, three cunning inmates (Frank Morris and brothers John and Clarence Anglin) pulled off the most daring prison break in American history from the seemingly impenetrable fortress of Alcatraz Island.With nothing but crude tools made from spoons, a stolen drill motor, and fierce determination, they spent months chiseling through the thick prison walls, hiding their progress behind cardboard façades. Using over 50 stolen raincoats, they ingeniously stitched together a life raft and life vests.Slipping through a narrow utility corridor, they climbed up plumbing pipes, made it to the roof, and vanished into the icy, treacherous waters of San Francisco Bay. Despite a massive manhunt, they were never seen again. Authorities claimed they drowned, but no bodies were ever found, fueling decades of speculation that the impossible escape may have actually succeeded.Sources:Alcatraz Escape - Federal Bureau of Investigation fbi.govJune 1962 Alcatraz escape en.wikipedia.org"It was the cleverest escape in the prison's 30 years': The men who broke out of Alcatraz with a spoon bbc.comalcatraz escape timeline timetoast.comSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

Vigilante justice—it can feel right, especially when something truly horrific happens and someone finally takes matters into their own hands. There’s a certain satisfaction in seeing justice served fast. But what if they get the wrong person? Without rules or backup, things can spiral out of control real quick. So is it justice or just chaos in disguise? We’re serving 3 stories of vigilante justice for dinner. Did they do the right thing?Sources:https://www.themirror.com/news/world-news/rapist-burnt-alive-last-words-634088https://www.theolivepress.es/spain-news/2024/05/22/true-crime-story-of-mother-who-burned-daughters-rapist-to-death-is-subject-of-new-tv-documentary-series-in-spain/http://ufcstats.com/fighter-details/0ff11cc094e887bchttps://www.jvennix.com/drivers/Harry-Goulartehttps://www.espn.com/racing/driver/stats/_/id/2618/harry-goulartehttps://www.espn.com/mma/story/_/id/44390099/cain-velasquez-sentenced-five-years-prison-22-shootinghttps://www.kron4.com/news/bay-area/accused-child-molester-harry-goularte-claims-judge-fell-asleep/https://x.com/i/grok/share/7vTduODUuiZzmFXfBcsmMtYVuhttps://www.ksbw.com/article/investigators-look-for-more-victims-of-san-martin-man/39318285https://westcoastradio.tv/cainvelasquez/https://www.ktvu.com/news/mma-star-cain-velasquez-shoots-man-accused-of-molesting-relative-court-documentshttps://people.com/cain-velasquez-sentenced-shooting-man-accused-molesting-relative-11702753https://people.com/teen-sentenced-killing-friend-addicted-stabbing-court-hears-11710080https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/man-who-mom-burnt-alive-for-raping-her-daughter-13-said-these-foul-3-words-before-turning-to-ash/ar-AA1ooThK?apiversion=v2&noservercache=1&domshim=1&renderwebcomponents=1&wcseo=1&batchservertelemetry=1&noservertelemetry=1Send a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

A man of chilling contradictions — known in his community for spending time with male sex workers, drug users, and petty criminals. His efforts appeared sincere, often offering guidance and support to help them overcome addiction or escape lives of crime. He even served as chairman of the local Crime Prevention and Neighborhood Association in the early 1980s, actively encouraging neighborhood watch patrols and community vigilance. Yet beneath this facade of civic responsibility and compassion lurked a disturbed predator. Just a few years later, Robert would begin a reign of terror as a serial killer, luring vulnerable young men under the pretense of help, only to subject them to horrific acts of rape, torture, and ultimately, death — all while maintaining the appearance of a model citizen.Sources:Wikipedia-Robert BerdellaBerdella, Robert - asp.radfort.eduThe Monster's Lair - Bob Berdella: The Kansas City Butcher - Crime LibrarySerial Killer Robert A. Berdella - The Butcher of Kansas CitySend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

In the 1980s, a cunning and elusive killer slipped through the cracks of the justice system multiple times. Known to police for petty crimes— drug possession and assault—he was arrested on several occasions but never held long enough to uncover his darker deeds. Each time, authorities saw only a repeat offender, not realizing they had a serial murderer in their custody. It wasn’t until years later that the horrifying truth surfaced: they'd had the killer in their grasp more than once—and let him walk free.Sources:Wikipedia-Rodney AlcalaMorbid PodcastThe Killing Game: The True Story of Rodney Alcala, the Game Show KillerSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

In the 1980s, a cunning and elusive killer slipped through the cracks of the justice system multiple times. Known to police for petty crimes— drug possession and assault—he was arrested on several occasions but never held long enough to uncover his darker deeds. Each time, authorities saw only a repeat offender, not realizing they had a serial murderer in their custody. It wasn’t until years later that the horrifying truth surfaced: they'd had the killer in their grasp more than once—and let him walk free.Sources:Wikipedia-Rodney AlcalaMorbid PodcastThe Killing Game: The True Story of Rodney Alcala, the Game Show KillerSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

For two relentless years, a serial killer terrorized the gay community, averaging roughly one victim a month. His weapon of choice was always a knife, and his attacks were brutally personal—each stabbing carried out with a frenzy that suggested both rage and ritual. The victims were found discarded close to interstates, each scene marked by the same savage violence. The cold consistency of his attacks made one thing terrifyingly clear: he wouldn’t stop until he was caught—or dead.Sources:Wikipedia-Larry EylerMurderpedia - Larry Eylercriminalminds.fandom.comYouTube-Serial Killer Documentary: Larry EylerSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

For two relentless years, a serial killer terrorized the gay community, averaging roughly one victim a month. His weapon of choice was always a knife, and his attacks were brutally personal—each stabbing carried out with a frenzy that suggested both rage and ritual. The victims were found discarded close to interstates, each scene marked by the same savage violence. The cold consistency of his attacks made one thing terrifyingly clear: he wouldn’t stop until he was caught—or dead.Sources:Wikipedia-Larry EylerMurderpedia - Larry Eylercriminalminds.fandom.comYouTube-Serial Killer Documentary: Larry EylerSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

In a quiet, unassuming neighborhood, a friendly husband and wife duo posing as a compassionate couple eager to help young women in need—a ride, a hot meal, a steady well paying job. Together, they exude warmth and trust, the perfect disguise for the nightmare they orchestrate behind closed doors. Their home, hidden behind curtains and locked doors, is a meticulously crafted house of horrors. Once inside, their victims quickly realize that the couple's kindness is a mask for something far more sinister - an evil partnership bound by cruelty.Sources:Wikipedia - Fred RoseWikipedia - Rose WestRosemary West - Biography.comFred and Rosemary West - criminalminds.fandon.comHow were Fred and Rose West finally caught? - independent.co.ukSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

In a quiet, unassuming neighborhood, a friendly husband and wife duo posing as a compassionate couple eager to help young women in need—a ride, a hot meal, a steady well paying job. Together, they exude warmth and trust, the perfect disguise for the nightmare they orchestrate behind closed doors. Their home, hidden behind curtains and locked doors, is a meticulously crafted house of horrors. Once inside, their victims quickly realize that the couple's kindness is a mask for something far more sinister - an evil partnership bound by cruelty.Sources:Wikipedia - Fred RoseWikipedia - Rose WestRosemary West - Biography.comFred and Rosemary West - criminalminds.fandon.comHow were Fred and Rose West finally caught? - independent.co.ukSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

Free-spirited, Phoebe lit up every room she entered with her infectious laughter and magnetic charm. She lived life on her own terms—reckless, radiant, and always on the edge. To most, she was magnetic. To those who really knew her, she was a storm barely held together. When she was found dead in a rubbish room after falling 12 stories in a trash chute, her friends and family are left shattered—and suspicious.See the photos we reference during episodes on our Instagram! 72_mediaSources:https://www.phoebehandsjuk.comInto the Darkness: The Mysterious Death of Phoebe Handsjuk-Robin Bowleshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Australian_crime_podcastsnews.com.auSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

Rebecca Zahau was a bright, well-liked woman found hanging from a bedroom window after the tragic accident of her stepson, Max. With no apparent signs of struggle, her death is quickly ruled a suicide. But not everyone is convinced. The deeper her family goes, the more the question grows: Did Rebecca take her own life… or did someone make it look that way?**Visit 72_Media on Instagram to see the pictures and video discussed in this weeks episode.Sources:True Crime Conversations - Perfect Murder Or Tragic Accident: What Happened to Rebecca ZahauWikipedia - Jonah ShacknaiOxygen True Crime, By Jill SederstromSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

Ryan "The Giant” Wedding, a former Olympic snowboarder who never quite got the gold, found a new race to run—this time, to the top of the drug world. Ryan quickly learned that the high-stakes game of drugs moves just as fast as the slopes—only with more money and fewer doping tests. Now, instead of carving turns for medals, he's managing a multi-million-dollar operation. Can a man who's fast on the slopes outrun the FBI and rival cartels? It's a high-speed chase with no finish line!Sources:FBI.govWikipedia-Ryan WeddingUS Department of State - Ryan James WeddingNPR.orgSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

John is a charismatic and calculating man who has a knack for getting close to people. Beneath his charming exterior lies a dark ambition: to take everything they've worked for. He cleverly manipulates their trust, playing the role of a loyal friend while secretly plotting their downfall. His intelligence and charm make him a master of deception, leaving his friends unaware of the acid bath that awaits them.Sources:Wikipedia - John Haigh and John George HaighYouTube Serial Killer Documentary: John Haigh (The Acid Bath Murderer)Send a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

After a terrifying mid-flight lightning strike, Juliane finds herself plummeting 10,000 feet from a small plane into the dense, unforgiving Peruvian jungle. With no survival gear and no way to contact help, she relies on her vast knowledge of the wild to stay alive. Battling hunger, treacherous terrain, venomous wildlife, and unpredictable weather, Juliane embarks on a grueling journey to escape the jungle's grasp. Her survival becomes a test of willpower, resilience, and the sheer desire to live. Hans, her father, had himself an intrepid journey from post WWII Germany to the Peruvian jungle to start his his family and career as a zoologist, ornithologist, and herpetologist.  Sources:YouTube: Wings of HopeWhen I Fell From the Sky: The True Story of One Woman's Miraculous SurvivalWikipedia - Hans-Wilhelm Koepcke and Juliane KoepckeSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

Tonight's dinner topic centers on Olympic wrestling gold medalist Dave Schultz. John DuPont, a multi-millionaire, wrestled with his own inner demons, including paranoid schizophrenia, which ultimately led to the tragic death of one of America’s most legendary wrestlers, Dave Schultz.Sources:Team Foxcatcher DocumentaryWikipedia - John DuPontATI - allthat'sinteresting.com LAistThe Guardian Send a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

Tonight's dinner banter revolves around Mickey and Trudy Thompson. The racing legend and his wife were tragically gunned down in their front yard, marking a devastating end to the life of the fastest man on four wheels.Sources:WikipediaThe Fast Life and Tragic Life of Mickey Thompson, Regular and Roman (Podcast)Send a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

Abraham Shakespeare - What would you do with $30,000,000 won in the lottery? For dinner tonight, the boys explore a familiar yet chilling story of the dark side of sudden wealth and the potential horrors that come with it…trust no one.Sources:Send a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

This week, we dive into a forbidden love story between a 300-year-old werewolf and a 12-year-old runaway devil. Together, they embody the darkness of their mythical origins, culminating in a brutal and chilling act that results in the slaughter of an innocent family.Sources:Runaway Devil: How Forbidden Love Drove a 12-Year-Old to Murder Her Family Book by Robert Remington and Sherri ZickefooseMorbid PodcastWikipediaSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

Grab your spy glasses and prepare to untangle a web of deceit and murder. This opportunistic shitstain gives all us spy nerds a bad name.Sources:Spykiller: The Girls in the Desert, Az Channel 3; Briana WhitneyThe Killer at the Spy Store, Mayhem in the DesertMan Arrested in 1997 Phoenix Cold-Case Murder, Azcentral; Paul DavenportSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

This week, the blockheads share an extraordinary tale of resilience, strength, and just plain badassery. Alison Botha was abducted, viciously attacked, and left for dead. Instead of succumbing to her wounds and trauma, she chose to fight—not only for her own life, but for the lives possibly affected in the future by her perpetrators.Sources:•Wikipedia•Alison, Journeyman Pictures (Movie)•Do You Think She’s Dead?: Inside the Incredible Survival Story of Alison Botha, ATI; Danielle TinningSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

Our “detectives” give you an up-close and personal look into firehouse debauchery gone too far. Belly up as we dive into the disappearance of fellow firefighter, Brandy Hall and her suspect smoke eaters.Sources:•Wikipedia•Police Drain Pond Where Brandy Hall’s Truck Was Found 15 Years Ago in Messy      Case, Florida Today; John A. Torres•Brandy Hall Part 1, True Crime Garage•Brandy Hall Part 2, True Crime GarageSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

Stories from the elusive Eleanor Williams of rape and human trafficking take the boys down a winding English road. Her claims will leave you confused, mentally exhausted and  infuriated.Sources:WikipediaEleanor Williams Jailed for Eight and a Half Years After Rape and Trafficking Lies, The Guardian; Helen PiddTrial by Media: The Case Against Eleanor WilliamsEleanor Williams Jailed Over False Rape Claims, BBC News; Simon ArmstrongSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

This week’s dinner topic follows two Arizona escapees who leave a path of death and destruction in their wake. Our dinner companions will be in for a surprise as this story hits close to home.Sources:Kenneth Roman Az Inmates Sought After Agent is Shot, Washington Post; Charles FishmanFor Us He’s One of 10000 Inmates, UPIFugitive Shot and Killed; FBI Agent Wounded, The Battalion (Newspaper)2 Arizona Fugitives Sought; One May Be In the New York Area, New York TimesSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

Brace yourself for a gripping tale of murder and survival aboard the ill-fated BlueBelle. Terry Jo Duperrault's extraordinary story stands as one of the most remarkable survival accounts of the past century.Sources:WikipediaThe Horrific Survival Tale of the 11-Year-Old Girl Who Was Orphaned at Sea, Gabe PaolettiThe Sea Orphan, RedHanded (Podcast)Send a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

Grab your besties for Dinner at the Deuce while the boys load up the story of a backstabbing BFF and friendships that misfire.Sources:WikipediaThe Case of Christine Marie Paolilla:Unraveling in Clear Lake, Mystery Crimes (Podcast)What Led a High School “Miss Irresistible” to kill 4 of her friends? Examining the Clear Lake Murders, People; Sean NeumannSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

This week at 72 House, the topic of discussion is the tragic murder of Stacey Stites and the controversial sentencing of Rodney Reed, a Black man convicted in Texas in the 1990s. This two-part episode will take you down winding backroads, where each turn leaves you questioning what's ahead.Sources:Girl in the Pines DocumentaryJimmy Fennell: 5 Fast Facts You Need To Know  By: Jessica McBrideInnocence Project - Justice for Rodney ReedWikipediahttps://innocenceproject.org/Send a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

This week at 72 House, the topic of discussion is the tragic murder of Stacey Stites and the controversial sentencing of Rodney Reed, a Black man convicted in Texas in the 1990s. This two-part episode will take you down winding backroads, where each turn leaves you questioning what's ahead.Sources:Girl in the Pines DocumentaryJimmy Fennell: 5 Fast Facts You Need To Know  By: Jessica McBrideInnocence Project - Justice for Rodney ReedWikipediahttps://innocenceproject.org/Send a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

The guys bring you an explosive episode that takes place near our stomping grounds. Robert Fisher is widely considered to be responsible for the deaths of his wife and two children. Although he hasn’t been captured, there have been suspected sightings. Have you seen him?Sources:WikipediaAzcentral News Article, Sam KmackRobert Fisher, Unsolved Mysteries WikiFinding Robert Fisher, Az Family Channel 3 (Documentary)Send a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

Our very own Mayberry detectives are headed to Australia to take on one of the hardest women to ever walk the earth. Katherine Knight carved out her place in history as an infamous 'butcher' who didn’t take shit from any man.Sources:WikipediaThe True Beyond Bad Story: The crimes of Katherine Knight, The True Crime ChannelRemembering Katherine Mary Knight, Australias “Female Hannibal Lecter”, 20 Years On, Giselle WakatamaSend a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

They're back with another cannibalism story. Issei Sagawa, nicknamed the 'Kobe Cannibal,' murdered and ate his only friend. This little gremlin prefers ass as his cut of choice.Sources:WikipediaIssei Sagawa: The Kobe Cannibal, RedHanded (Podcast)Send a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]

John Orr, a fellow knuckle dragger and the most prolific arsonist in American history, his story is broken down at the kitchen table of 72 House. But make no mistake… he can’t sit with us. Sources:WikipediaPoints of Origin, John L. Orr (Book)John Leonard Orr: Firefighter, Arsonist, Murderer, The Casual Criminalist (Podcast)Send a textInstagram: 72_mediaEmail: [email protected]