Of Hell: Texas True Crime
by Gone Cold - Texas True Crime
Killers don't just take lives. They reshape everything they leave behind. From the creators of Gone Cold comes Of Hell: Texas True Crime, a podcast about the state's most depraved killers and the scars they left on every town, every family, every mile marker they touched. Stories that ask one burning question: Were there more victims? Some folks aren't just from hell. They're of it. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/of-hell-texas-true-crime--6844158/support.
Episodes
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The Butcher Painter Part One: Suzy
In February 1995, El Paso, Texas woke to a nightmare unlike anything the city had ever seen. Over the course of five days, twenty-one body parts appeared across both Texas and New Mexico, found in culverts, cardboard boxes, roadside blankets, even dumpsters. Each piece belonged to the same woman....
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The Odessa Lust Murders Part Four: Travesty
In the final chapter of the Johnny Meadows saga, we examine what happened after his 1972 conviction, and how a decision by the Texas parole board allowed him to walk free decades later. Following years of failed lawsuits, appeals, and parole denials, Meadows was quietly released due to prison...
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The Odessa Lust Murders Part Three: Branded Man
Johnny Emanuel Meadows is finally in custody, and for the first time in years, law enforcement believes they may be closing in on answers. After being arrested in Aztec, New Mexico, Meadows leads authorities to the remains of Gloria Sue Green, whose body is discovered hidden beneath a mattress in…
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The Odessa Lust Murders Part Two: Gloria
On June 17, 1971, 26-year-old Gloria Sue Green vanished from her desk at O&L Well Service on Odessa’s busy Kermit Highway. Her purse, shoes, and open ledger were left behind, frozen in time. A single mother known for her reliability, Gloria had no reason to walk away — and within hours, deputies...
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The Odessa Lust Murders Part One: Linda & Ruth
In the late 1960s and early 1970s, Odessa, Texas was a city shaped by oil booms, long nights, and quiet routines, routines that suddenly became dangerous. When 24-year-old barmaid and young mother Linda Lee Cougot vanished from a West Odessa laundromat in October 1968, police were left with an...
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Slayer Saint Part Three: Mary Jane & Robert
In Part Three of Slayer Saint, the investigation closes in on Tommy Ray Kneeland as detectives uncover the brutal truth behind the murders of Oklahoma teenagers Mary Jane Handy and Robert Gholson. What began as a runaway road trip ended in a secluded Fort Worth killing ground, where the pair were...
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Slayer Saint Part Two: Nancy
This episode revisits the quiet West Texas town of Kermit, where 27-year-old Nancy Siler Mitchell vanished from her home on a September night in 1970. What began as a baffling disappearance unfolded into a grim, years-long investigation marked by false leads, scattered evidence, and growing fears...
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Slayer Saint Part One: Danita
In April 1974, 16-year-old Danita Ann Cash drove to the abandoned Trinity River Bridge, better known in local lore as "Screaming Bridge," to pick up her brother from target practice. But instead of finding the boys, she encountered a stranger with a shotgun who forced his way into her car. What...
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About this show
Killers don't just take lives. They reshape everything they leave behind. From the creators of Gone Cold comes Of Hell: Texas True Crime, a podcast about the state's most depraved killers and the scars they left on every town, every family, every mile marker they touched. Stories that ask one burning question: Were there more victims? Some folks aren't just from hell. They're of it.
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/of-hell-texas-true-crime--6844158/support.
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