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Freshly Brewed Noir
by Freshly Brewed Noir
A podcast hosted by two best friends about true crime, paranormal events and all things creepy, while enjoying a cup of freshly brewed caffeine. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/freshlybrewednoir/support
Episodes
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Falcon Lake - Ep. 61
This episode will cover Canada's most popular and well documented UFO encounter. On May 20,1967, Stefan Michalak witnessed something that would change his life and continue to affect him and his family for decades to come. The majority of the research for this episode came from the book “When…
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Buried Alive: The Kidnapping and Rescue of Barbara Jane Mackle - Ep. 60
This episode is a listener request! “Buried Alive!” The phrase alone is terrifying, but for Barbara Mackle, this became her reality. In this episode, we will cover her horrific ordeal by sharing her story in some of her own words, giving you a firsthand account of her unimaginable experience.…
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Mysterious Triangles - Ep. 59
It is safe to say that most have heard of the Bermuda Triangle, but have you heard of the Nevada Triangle? It's an area in America that stretches across part of the Sierra Nevada, where on average 3 planes go missing every month. What about the Michigan Triangle? A ship was found capsized with 11...
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Junko Furuta - Ep. 58
Junko Furuta's case is widely known in Japan and even worldwide. It is one of the worst and most notorious crimes to ever be committed by juveniles in Japan. She endured over a month of brutality and her perpetrators received infuriatingly light sentences. ***TW: Take caution when listening as…
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Allahnia Lenoir Second Update - Ep. 57
If you have been following the Allahnia Lenoir case, then you know there has been major breaking news this month. The last suspect, Steven Oboite was caught on June 1st when officers attempted to pull him over on his jet ski for being in a no wake zone on Lake Allatoona, GA. He took off and then...
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The Tragic Case of Timothy Ferguson - Ep. 56
Timothy Ferguson was 15 years-old when he passed away while in the 'care' of his mother, Shanda Vander Ark. While he lived with her in May 2021-July 2022, he was tortured by his mother and brother by way of humiliation, starvation, forcing him to take ice baths, and physical abuse. We'll discuss...
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Allahnia Lenoir Update - Ep. 55
Two men are in custody and accused of murder in the disappearance of Allahnia Lenoir, a local woman that went missing in Atlanta on July 30, 2022. One of the men accused, Diante Reynold's, filed his second motion for bond after being beaten by three inmates in a Fulton County jail. We will update...
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The Westin Hotel Murders - Ep. 54
Nestled in downtown Atlanta on 210 Peachtree Street NW, stands the Westin Peachtree Plaza. At 73 stories tall, the cylindrical, glass covered hotel will catch your attention and has been dubbed one of the most beautiful buildings in Atlanta. What you may not know is that it has also been the...
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Collab with MRP Show Podcast
In the first hour of our collab with MRP; we delve into the true crime genre; how we decided to start the podcast and how you can help find a local missing woman, Allahnia Lenoir. In the second hour, we get into Jennifer's supernatural experience in the Philippines; our Covington ghost tour with...
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The Case of Abby Choi - Ep. 53
You may have heard of the recent murder of Abby Choi, socialite, model and social media influencer that occurred in Hong Kong, China. Not only was she a gorgeous human being but she was known to be a genuine, generous, and kind person. She fell victim to the worst horrors that greed creates in...
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The Mysterious Deaths in Auburn, CA - Ep. 52
A string of mysterious deaths in Auburn, CA, caught the attention of attorney and reporter Christine Craft. She enlists two PIs to help her look into 10 cases where the deaths were ruled either accidental or suicide rather quickly by the police but had too many similarities to ignore. Some think...
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The Survivor Story of Alison Botha - Ep. 51
On December 18, 1994, Alison Botha was having an ordinary day out with her friends until she was driving herself home. A man got into her car and took her by knife point. He picked up his friend and they took her to a deserted area and brutally assaulted her. The men, Frans du Toit and Theuns...
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Harold Shipman aka Dr. Death - Ep. 50
In this episode we will discuss Harold Shipman a.k.a. Dr. Death. Shipman was a general practitioner from the United Kingdom who is estimated to have killed 250 of his patients, with the majority being women over the age of 40, with lethal injections of morphine, or by prescribing high amounts of…
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Lonnie Franklin, Jr. aka The Grim Sleeper - Ep. 49
Lonnie Franklin, Jr. lived a double life as a charming family man who helped his neighbors with their cars then would sneak around Los Angeles to sexually assault and murder women. He began his spree in the 1980's but after realizing one of his victims survived, he decided to lay low and his next...
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The Murder of Terry Neely - Ep. 48
Terry Neely went missing on August 2, 2009 and his body was found 3 days later in unrecognizable condition. Later on, the details of what happened to him would put the city of Phoenix, AZ in a panic. Angela Simpson was arrested and convicted of his brutal torture and murder. She would go on to do...
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The Disappearance of Allahnia Lenoir - Ep. 47
For this episode, we are covering a local missing woman, Allahnia Lenoir, who is called “Fruity” by her friends. Allahnia is a 24-year old Atlanta woman that went missing on the evening of July 30, 2022, after an evening spent hanging out with a family friend and two men at the 1660 Peachtree...
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Emanuela Orlandi - Ep. 46
Emanuela Orlandi went missing at the age of 15 under strange circumstances. Her disappearance is described as one of Italy’s most baffling missing persons cases. This episode will take you down a rabbit hole that leads to suspicions of mafia ties, the KGB and a Vatican coverup. We’ll discuss all…
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The Georgia Massacre of 1973, Pt. 2 - Ep. 45
In part two, we discuss the horrific massacre of the six members of the Alday family - Ned, Jerry, Jimmy, Shugie, Aubrey, and Mary Alday. We'll get into the eventual capture of the fugitives, the confession of what happened to Richard Miller and trials of the men responsible for this awful day in...
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The Georgia Massacre of 1973, Pt. 1 - Ep. 44
In this two-parter, we discuss the events that led up to the tragic murder of the Alday family in Donalsonville, which was the second largest mass murder in Georgia history at the time. In part one, we get into the backstories of Carl Isaacs, Billy Isaacs, Wayne Coleman, and George Dungee and…
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Richard Speck - Ep. 43
You may be somewhat familiar with the case of Richard Speck, or at least heard about 8 student nurses being mass murdered in Chicago one evening in July of 1966, but we will discuss some things about this case that you may not have known and even touch on the history of Miranda Rights. We will...
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Takahiro Shiraishi AKA "The Twitter Killer" - Ep. 42
Takahiro Shiraishi was a pretty average child except for the instances when he played a game with his friends where he would choke them until they passed out. Once in adulthood, he would use the social media app, Twitter, to engage with potential victims. He specifically targeted people who were...
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The Disappearance of Asha Degree - Ep. 41
On February 14, 2000, Asha Degree, a 9 year-old girl from North Carolina, packs her book bag in the early morning hours and leaves her home. She is spotted walking by herself on a highway by two passerbys, roughly a mile from her home, but the rest of the investigation doesn't provide the Degree...
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Westall UFO Incident - Ep. 40
In this episode, we discuss one of the biggest UFO sightings in Melbourne, Australia. In April of 1966, the teachers and students of Westall High School sighted what they believed to be a flying saucer. Shortly after, the military arrived at the scene and told the witnesses not to talk about what...
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Vampires of Eastern Europe - Ep. 39
Happy Halloween weekend! To celebrate, we are going to discuss the Vampires of Eastern Europe and early America. We will go into when vampires first appeared in history, the beliefs surrounding them, how it has changed over time, as well as what happened to people, or pumpkins, that were thought…
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Joseph Roy Metheny - Ep. 38
You may have heard of this infamous serial killer because of him being dubbed 'The cannibal' who would murder his victims and make them into hamburger meat and sell them to customers at his roadside BBQ stand. Join us in discussing what caused him to start his horrid rampage, how he gets caught…
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William Devin Howell AKA The Sick Ripper - Ep. 37
One of the most prolific serial killers in Connecticut, William Devin Howell murdered 7 people in just 9 months. He would lure his victims into his “murder mobile” a large work van, and then bound them with zip ties and duct tape and took them to abandoned parking lots where he would keep them…
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Alexander Spesivtsev AKA The Siberian Ripper - Episode 36
Alexander Spesivtsev was a cannibalistic serial killer in Russia known as The Siberian Ripper and the Novokuznetsk Monster. Throughout his childhood, his mother would show him gruesome crime scene photos, which possibly started his obsession with murder. Later in life, his mother took enabling to...
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Henry Louis Wallace AKA The Taco Bell Killer - Ep. 35
Henry Louis Wallace would befriend women and then go to visit them at their home, rape them and then strangle and kill them, usually robbing them as well so he could buy drugs. The women were all young, attractive black women who either worked at Taco Bell, where he was a supervisor, or were...
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Adolfo Constanzo - Ep. 34
In the 1980s, Adolfo Constanzo took the practices of Palo Mayombe and used it to trick his followers into believing they were invisible and protected. He built what he perceived as a powerful following of drug lords and law enforcement through ritual sacrifice of animals then later escalating to...
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The Story of Jan Broberg's Abductions - Ep. 33
For this episode, we will go over Jan Brobergs multiple kidnappings by Robert Berchtold, who was a neighbor and friend of the family. The parents don't contact the police initially because they believe Robert is a good man and will come back with their daughter. But what happens next is truly...
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Jim Williams and Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil - Ep. 32
In today's episode, we talk about the historic city of Savannah and the crime that shocked its people. Jim Williams was a wealthy antiques dealer and preservationist who made his name well known in Savannah. He was arrested for the murder of his assistant, then later convicted, and would continue...
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MMIW: Carol Nora King - Ep. 31
Carol Nora King was an indigenous woman from Canada who went missing in August of 2011. The RCMP waited 3 days to start looking for Carol and that was only after her family flew out to put pressure on the police and investigate her disappearance for themselves. We cover her story, which was under...
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Blake Leibel and the Murder of Iana Kasian - Ep. 30
Originally from Canada, Blake Lebiel was born into a life of wealth. He made his way to California to pursue his career in film and graphic novels. He would help create a concept surrounding a neuropathologist who would seek to cure the mind of a serial killer. Soon after, this graphic novel…
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Pam Hupp and the Murder of Betsy Feria - Ep. 29
Imagine coming home from a night with your friends to find your spouse lying dead on the floor in your living room. You rush to call 911 and as soon as the police arrive, you are considered a suspect. The statistics are clear, the odds of being murdered by your spouse is high, but that is not how...
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Issei Sagawa - Ep. 28
In today's episode, we discuss infamous murderer and cannibal, Issei Sagawa. His fascination with tasting human flesh started at a young age and became deadly later in life. We cover his life, his first murder victim, and the media's coverage of the incident. You may be surprised to hear how this...
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Dorothea Puente - Ep. 27
In this episode, we will discuss Sacramento, California's "Boarding House Serial Killer," Dorothea Puente. She operated a boarding house for the elderly and mentally disabled in the 80's right in downtown Sacramento. She would drug her unsuspecting victims with sleeping pills, suffocate them and...
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Zebra Murders, Pt. 2 - Ep. 26
In part two, we discuss additional murders, the investigation and the trial. Stay tuned to hear what finally got them caught! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/freshlybrewednoir/support
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Zebra Murders, Pt. 1 - Ep. 25
From Oct 1973 to April 1974, in San Francisco, California, the terrifying Zebra murders took place. A group of muslim extremists who called themselves the “Death Angels” committed at least 15 murders and wounded 8-10 confirmed victims. In part 1, we touch briefly on the belief at that time and…
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Pedro Rodrigues Filho - Ep. 24
Most are familiar with the fictional character Dexter, but many may not be as familiar with Pedro Matador aka Killer Pete, who is one of Brazil’s most prolific serial killer’s. He claims to have only killed ‘bad men’ and to have never hurt women or children. In this episode we’ll discuss his life...
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The Doodler - Ep. 23
In the 1970's, the era of serial killers was rampant with the likes of The Zodiac Killer, John Wayne Gacy, Ted Bundy, and Rodney Alcala but you may not have heard of one named, The Doodler. He is a serial killer who was active in San Francisco who would meet his victims, draw their faces and...
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Samuel Little - Ep. 22
Samuel Little is the most prolific serial killer in U.S. history with 93 confessed killings and 60 of them having been confirmed by the FBI. He targeted mostly sex workers and avoided capture for decades. We’ll discuss his life, victims, capture and how the FBI used portraits he made to help...
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Futoshi Matsunaga - Ep. 21
The crimes of Futoshi Matsunaga were so gruesome that the mass media in Japan would not release the details to the public until years later. We discuss his childhood and how early on, he began his manipulative ways. This Japanese serial killer would defraud and torture his victims and is said to...
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Coffee Break 2021: Year in Review
Make yourself a drink and join us for our first year in review bonus episode aka Coffee Break! We will discuss the trials and tribulations of starting a podcast, favorite episodes, funny moments, which stories haunt us the most (hint: it's not the ghost stories) and what's in store for 2022. ---...
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Larry Eyler - Ep. 20
In the late 70s and early 80s, several Midwestern states were plagued by a serial killer who preyed on hitchhikers and troubled youths. He was dubbed The Highway Killer and The Interstate Killer by law enforcement, but we now know that Larry Eyler was responsible for the brutal torture and murder...
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Fox Hollow Farm - Ep. 19
Fox Hollow Farm is where serial killer Herb Baumeister buried his victims. The property is known to be one of the most haunted places in Carmel, Indiana. In this episode, we discuss the paranormal experiences and investigations. Grab a drink and get ready for the spooks! --- Support this podcast:...
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Herb Baumeister and the I-70 Strangler - Ep. 18
You may have heard about the I-70 Strangler who left his victims' bodies on the side of the interstate in ditches in the 80s and 90s. But have you heard of Herb Baumeister, a successful business man, husband and father of three who led a double life which included frequenting gay bars to find his...
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The Chundawat Family - Ep. 17
In Burari, the tragic death of a family took India by storm. To this day, there are still many mysteries and questions about what happened to them. We talk about the theories, the superstitions and what happened to this successful family. --- Support this podcast:...
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Sleepy Hollow - Ep. 16 *Bonus Episode*
Enjoy a little bonus episode this Halloween as we take you with us on our business trip to Tarrytown, New York! We will discuss Washington Irving's classic tale, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, as well as the setting that inspired the famous short story that put America on the literary map. Come be...
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Mothman - Ep. 15
In Point Pleasant, West Virginia in 1965-1966, there were a huge number of sightings of a strange winged humanoid creature with red eyes. We cover these Mothman encounters and sprinkle in a few related paranormal ones too. Is this cryptid a real creature or is there a more rational explanation…
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Early European Witch Hunts & Trials Ep. 14
Most likely you've heard of the witch trials that took place in Salem, Massachusetts from 1692-1693, but have you heard about the trials that happened in the states 45 years prior? And what about the 35,000 plus Europeans that were executed during early modern Europe for witchcraft? Join us as we...
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