Murder with my Sister

Join us this week for the crazy story of the Briley Brothers and their crime spree through Richmond Virginia. Perfect for true crime enthusiasts and curious minds alike. It is an awful story of murder, robbery, eventual conviction and incarceration and...I kid you not! Prison Escape! Happy Listening, Love Marie and Lisa. Please follow us on Spotify, Apple and all the places. Please rate review and subscribe - find us on the socials too! Instagram, Tik Tok and FB.

This episode of Murder with my Sister explores the tragic case of Skylar Neese, we discuss the disturbing case of Skylar's disappearance and murder, exploring police investigations, witness testimonies, and the chilling confessions of the accused. Happy Listening, Love Marie and Lisa. Please follow the show on Apple and Spotify and all the places - please rate, review and subscribe - it really helps people find us. Find us on the socials - Instagram, Tik Tok and FB and follow us there too!

Join us this week on Murder with my Sister as we tell you about the dark and complex history of Joan Bernal and her abusive husband Gil Bernal. This episode explores domestic violence, manipulation, and the tragic disappearance of Joan, based on detailed investigations and personal stories. This episode delves into the chilling details of a criminal case involving domestic violence, deception, and unresolved mysteries. We explore the evidence, witness accounts, and the ongoing quest for justice in a complex case that spans decades. Happy Listening, love Marie and Lisa. Please rate, review and subscribe - it really helps! Find us on the socials at Instagram, FB and Tik Tok.

This week on Murder with my Sister, the issue of stalking has become increasingly prevalent, raising serious questions about safety and legal protections for victims. We discuss the tragic story of Kristil Krug, whose experience sheds light on the importance of stalking laws. You’ll learn about the nature of these laws, their evolution, and how they aim to protect individuals from harassment and violence. Happy Listening, Love Marie and Lisa. PLEASE rate, review and subscribe - it really helps other listeners to find us. You can also find us on the socials - Instagram, FB and Tik Tok.

This week on Murder with my Sister we dive into the tragic case of the Watts family murders, exploring the timeline, psychological insights, and the role of social media and community in the investigation. Join us for a detailed analysis of the events and the lessons learned from this heartbreaking story. This episode was a tough one, Chris Watts is a monster! We have to find a way to remember Shannan, Cece and Bella - the beautiful angels that they are. Happy Listening, Love Marie and Lisa. Please rate review and subscribe, find us at Apple, Spotify and all the places. Follow us on the socials too - Instagram, FB and Tik Tok.

This week we cover and old case from 1960s Illinois. Starved Rock is a lovely place to visit in the summer to hike and in the winter to see the eagles or the ice waterfall. Its history id forever colored by this tragic event. Happy Listening, Love Marie and Lisa. Find us on Spotify, Apple and all the places. Follow us on the socials - Instagram, FB and Tik Tok. Please rate, review and and subscribe.

This week we cover some historic Chicago Haunts, we picked something spooky in honor of recording on Friday the 13th! This week Lisa tells us the story of the Eastland Disaster and the imprint the tragedy left on the riverside. Marie is telling you about our Historic Hull House and the ghostly rumors of the hauntings there. We hope you enjoy it! Happy listening, love Marie and Lisa. Find us on Spotify, Apply and all the places - Please rate review and subscribe - it really helps! Also follow us on the socials - Instagram, FB and Tik Tok.

Y'all! this is just an awful, awful case. We are covering the murder of Holly Bobo, a 20 year old Nursing student who was taken right out of her home one sunny morning. These guys got what they deserved. Happy Listening, please rate review and subscribe to the podcast - find us at all the places. Follow us on the socials too! Love Marie and Lisa.

This week we discuss the mysterious case of the 1955 disappearance and murder of Robert Peterson, John Schuessler and Anton Schuessler Jr, delving into the investigation, key locations, and the enduring questions surrounding the case. Join us for a detailed analysis and personal stories that bring this historical crime to life. This episode explores the timeline, forensic details, supernatural stories, and unresolved questions surrounding their tragic deaths. Join us as we analyze historical evidence, discuss ghostly legends, and consider the broader implications of this haunting case. Please rate, review and subscribe - it really helps move us up in the algorithm. Find us where you get your podcasts and follow us on the socials too! Happy Listening, Love Marie and Lisa.

This episode of Murder with my Sister we explore the complex story of the murders of Dan and Linda Broderick by Betty Broderick. We discuss her marriage, mental health, and the tragic events that led to her criminal case. We analyze the portrayal in media, the impact on her children, and the broader issues of mental health and domestic conflict. This one is a doozy y'all! Happy Listening, please follow the podcast on Apple, Spotify or where ever you get your podcasts! Please find us on the socials as well. Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe. Love, Marie and Lisa.

In this episode, we discuss the mysterious deaths occurring at Lady Bird Lake in Austin, Texas, discussing the patterns of disappearances and the speculation surrounding them. We draw parallels to the Chicago River Killer and explore the media's role in highlighting these cases. The conversation is rich with personal anecdotes, research insights, and a deep dive into the geographical context of the crimes, culminating in the introduction of the Rainy Street Ripper moniker for the suspected killer. We touch on the debunking of the serial killer theory. We explore various factors contributing to drowning, and compares drowning cases in Illinois, raising questions about potential connections between serial killers. What do you all think...serial killer?? Happy Listening, love Marie and Lisa. please rate, review and subscribe to the podcast. Find us on Spotify, Apple and all the places. Follow us on the socials - FB, Instagram and Tik Tok!

In this episode, we explore the infamous case of David Berkowitz, also known as the .44 caliber killer and Son of Sam. The conversation covers Berkowitz's background, the initial attacks, and the psychological effects on victims and their families. We reflect on the societal conditions that may have contributed to the rise of crime in urban areas and the challenges faced by investigators in connecting different police precincts. They discuss the media's role in shaping public awareness, the psychological profile of killers, and the investigation that led to Berkowitz's capture. The conversation also touches on Berkowitz's trial, his life in prison, and the ongoing discussions about his potential parole. Guys! We hate this guy! Happy listening, love Marie and Lisa. Find us on Apple, Spotify and all the places. Follow us on the socials - FB, Instagram and Tik Tok. Please follow the podcast and don't forget to rate and review!

In this episode, Lisa and Marie delve into the tragic case of Angie Houseman, a nine-year-old girl who went missing in 1993. They discuss the circumstances surrounding her disappearance, the subsequent investigation, and the emotional toll on the community. The conversation highlights the importance of child safety, the role of technology in investigations, and the need for ongoing vigilance to prevent such tragedies from occurring in the future. We discuss the involvement of law enforcement, the community's role, and the eventual breakthrough with DNA evidence that led to a suspect, emphasizing the need for better handling of sexual predator cases. Please follow the podcast! Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe. Follow us on the socials - Instagram, FB and Tik Tok. Happy listening, love Marie and Lisa!

In this episode, We introduce the chilling case of Israel Keyes and how the tragic disappearance of Samantha Koenig brought this horrible killer to everyone's awareness. This conversation delves into the chilling life and crimes of Israel Keyes, a serial killer known for his meticulous planning and brutal murders. Y'all! we HATE this guy! Thank you for listening, please listen to us on Spotify, apple or wherever you get your podcasts. Please follow, rate review and subscribe. Happy Listening, Love Marie and Lisa.

As promised everyone - here is part 2 of our coverage of Ted Bundy. Please follow the podcast, don't forget to rate, review and subscribe. Find us on the socials too! Happy listening, Love Marie and Lisa

In this episode of "Murder With My Sister," we dive into the chilling story of Ted Bundy, one of America's most infamous serial killers. We discuss Bundy's early life, his manipulative charm, and the psychological aspects that contributed to his heinous acts. We emphasize the importance of remembering the victims and the impact of Bundy's actions on society. We highlight the societal context of the time, where the term 'serial killer' was not yet widely recognized, leading to a lack of urgency in the investigations. Y'all we HATE this guy! The episode captures the tension and fear of the era, as well as the resilience of survivors like Carol DaRonch, who narrowly escaped Bundy's clutches. Happy Listening, this is a 2 parter and per the usual the second half will drop on Thursday! Follow the podcast and don't forget to rate, review and subscribe! Find us on the socials too! Our posts on Instagram, FB and Tik Tok are all a little heads up as to what the next episode is going to be, Love Marie and Lisa.

This week we cover the tragic events surrounding the Lane Bryant murders in Tinley Park, where six women were victims of a horrific crime that left a community shaken. The discussion highlights the ongoing investigation and the profound impact of violence on the lives of those affected. Please follow the podcast, don't forget to rate, review and subscribe. Happy Listening, Love Marie and Lisa.

In this episode we discuss the significance of National Missing Persons Day and tell you the stories of Lisa Stebic, Stacey Peterson, Rachel Mellon and Molly Zelko. Lisa Stebic went missing in 2007, believed to be the victim of foul play. Stacey Peterson also missing in 2007, likely deceased - her sister is still searching for Stacey. Rachel Mellon - a 13 year old girl disappeared from her own home in the heart of a brutal Chicagoland winter and Molly Zelko, badass reporter, disappeared from her driveway after work one evening - likely the victim of foul play. We hope these stories bring awareness to the epidemic of missing persons in our country today. Happy Listening, love Marie and Lisa. Follow the podcast everyone!! Find us on Spotify, Apple and all the places.

As promised!!! Part 2 of the story of H.H. Holmes. This is the tragic finish of the story and why we think his crimes were so sensationalized back in the day. Happy Listening everyone!! please follow the podcast and rate, review and subscribe - it really helps to move us up in the algorithm and helps other people find the podcast.

In this episode, Lisa and Marie tell the chilling story of H.H. Holmes, labeled as America's first serial killer, exploring his life, the infamous murder castle he built in Chicago, and the victims who were often forgotten in the sensationalism surrounding his crimes. We discuss the historical context of Holmes' actions, the literature surrounding the topic, and the importance of remembering the victims in true crime narratives. This conversation delves into the dark history of H.H. Holmes, often regarded as America's first serial killer in the backdrop of the Chicago World's Fair. We explore the sinister nature of Holmes' hotel and the role of the police during this chaotic time - there was no real motivation to look for missing people. They also touch on the grim business of body trading in the 1800s. Guys! this loser was a monster! This ended up being a 2 parter, so per the usual Monday is part one and Thursday is part 2. Enjoy the story! Love Marie and Lisa.

In this episode, Lisa and Marie explore the unsolved case of the Springfield Three - Sherrill Levitt, Suzanne Streeter and Stacy McCall - and the impact on their families and community. The unsolved and mysterious disappearance of three women from Springfield, Missouri in 1992. It explores the initial investigation, the compromised crime scene, various suspects, including the involvement of multiple perpetrators and the role of a convicted felon, Robert Craig Cox. Despite extensive efforts, the case remains unsolved, leaving a lingering sense of mystery and hope for resolution.

This week our story is about an unsolved really, really cold case. The conversation delves into a shocking incident involving a mysterious woman dressed in black who entered a room and opened fire, resulting in a tragic outcome. This is the story of Adele Born Swabaker Williams, one of the grandest dames of her time. Thanks for listening everyone! please follow the podcast and don't forget to rate, review and subscribe! Love Marie and Lisa.

Hello everyone, as promised part 2 is here. Thank you all so much for listening. Please follow us on the socials - Insta, FB, Tik Tok and don't forget to rate review and subscribe - please follow the podcast! Happy Listening, Marie and Lisa!

In this episode, we delve into the infamous case of John Benet Ramsey, exploring the events leading up to her tragic murder, the media's role in shaping public perception, and the complexities surrounding the investigation. Trigger warning y'all - everyone knows this story - please listen with care. We discuss the Ramsey family's background, John Benet's participation in beauty pageants, and the critical moments of the night she went missing, including the discovery of the ransom note and the initial police response. The conversation highlights the emotional weight of the case and the ongoing impact it has on true crime culture. You'll notice we have new music - hope you like it! This is a 2 parter and the second part will drop this week on Thursday. Please follow us on the socials - Instagram, FB and Tik Tok. Please follow our podcast - rate review and subscribe! Love Marie and Lisa.

In this episode of 'Murder With My Sister', hosts Lisa and Marie Lisa explore the background of serial killer Danny Rowling, the tragic murders of the Grissom family, and the psychological aspects of crime. We discuss the chilling details of a series of murders that shook Gainesville, Florida, in the early 1990s. We reflect on the vulnerabilities of young women living alone, the brutal nature of the crimes, and the psychological profile of the killer. The discussion highlights the victims' stories, the media's role in shaping public perception, and the investigative challenges faced by law enforcement. As they navigate through the timeline of events, the hosts emphasize the importance of remembering the victims and the impact of the crimes on their families and the community.

This conversation delves into the tragic story of Marybeth Tinning, a mother whose nine children died under suspicious circumstances. The hosts discuss the implications of mental health awareness, the role of medical professionals, and the importance of community vigilance in cases of child welfare. They explore the complexities of grief, the impact of family tragedy, and the dark realities of Munchausen syndrome by proxy. Through this narrative, they highlight the need for awareness and intervention in mental health and child safety. The conversation delves into the harrowing case of Mary Beth Tinning, who was convicted of murdering her children. The discussion explores the psychological complexities of her actions, the failures of the medical and legal systems, and the societal perceptions surrounding motherhood and mental health. The hosts reflect on the tragic outcomes of the case and emphasize the importance of mental health awareness and support for new mothers.

SummaryIn this episode, the story of Vincent Darryl Groves, a man whose criminal actions led to the tragic deaths of young women. We discuss the impact of Groves' actions and the justice system's response, ultimately leading to a discussion on the broader implications of crime and societal change. This conversation delves into the life and crimes of Vincent Groves, a serial killer whose violent history includes the assault of sex workers and the murder of multiple women in Denver during the 1980s. The discussion covers his release from prison, subsequent violent acts, and the eventual cold case investigations that linked him to several unsolved murders. We reflect on the failures of the justice system, the impact of societal attitudes towards victims, and the ongoing efforts to seek justice for those affected by Groves' actions. Happy listening, Love Marie and Lisa.

In this episode, Lisa and Marie Lisa delve into the tragic disappearance of Natalee Holloway, a case that has haunted many since it occurred in 2005. They discuss the events leading up to her disappearance during a senior trip to Aruba, the subsequent investigation, and the impact on her family. The conversation emphasizes the importance of safety, parental guidance, and the lessons learned from this heartbreaking story. Happy Listening, Love Marie and Lisa.Please rate, review and subscribe.The sources for this story are Wikipedia Page, a documentary The Disappearance of Natalee Holloway, ABC news Timeline and a book by Beth Holloway “Loving Natalee”

SummaryIn this episode of 'Murder With My Sister', hosts Lisa and Marie delve into the dark world of true crime, specifically focusing on the chilling case of Bobby Joe Long, a serial killer active in Tampa in the 1980s. They discuss the victims, the investigation, and the impact of Long's actions on the community. Lisa McVeigh, a survivor of Long's abduction, shares her harrowing experience and the resilience it took to survive. The episode concludes with reflections on justice, the legacy of victims, and the importance of remembering their stories.

In this week's episode on Murder with my Sister we discuss a haunting story of the murders of 7 people in a Brown's Chicken restaurant in Palatine Illinois. This was a crazy story in terms of DNA, there wasn't a way to test for things at the time of the murder but some smart cop saved a half eaten meal in a freezer for over a decade and future testing made it possible to convict the killers. Happy Listening! Love, Marie & Lisa

In this episode of 'Murder With My Sister', Lisa and Marie delve into the tragic case of the Delphi murders. We explore the timeline of events, the investigation, and the eventual arrest of Richard Allen, reflecting on the bravery of the victims and the impact of the case on their community. We share our thoughts on the nature of crime, the importance of remembering the victims, and the lessons learned from this heartbreaking story.

Hi y'all! This week we are covering the 1956 murders of the Grimes Sisters - this is an unsolved case from Chicago, literally the neighborhood we grew up in. Buckle up its a wild ride. Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe and Happy Listening! Love, Marie and Lisa

A little treat everyone, this week we are doing a spooky story for All Hallows Eve! You're getting the story of the Stanley Hotel 🎃Happy Halloween everyone! don't forget to rate, review and subscribe! Love Marie and Lisa

Hi everybody! This week we cover an old case from Chi-town, the story of the murders of a group of student nurses by the infamous Richard Speck. Happy listening! Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe! Love Marie and Lisa

Hi everyone! as promised here is part 2 of our coverage of Miss Laci and Connor. Happy Listening. Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe, Love Marie & Lisa.

The conversation delves into the Lacey Peterson case, exploring the timeline of events leading to her disappearance, the actions of her husband Scott Peterson, and the subsequent investigation. We discuss the emotional impact of the case, the media's role, and the involvement of Amber Fry. We also reflect on the public's perception of Scott during the trial and the complexities of grief and loss. Y'all! this was a long one so we split it into two parts - However - instead of waiting a week to hear the second half we are dropping it on Thursday the same week - Happy Listening! Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe bitches:-) Love, Marie and Lisa.

In this episode of Murder with my Sister, Marie and Lisa delve into the chilling story of John Wayne Gacy, exploring his early life, criminal background, and the horrific crimes he committed. They discuss the investigation that led to his arrest, the psychological profile of Gacy, and the societal impact of his actions. The conversation is interspersed with personal anecdotes and reflections on the nature of true crime storytelling. The speakers reflect on the societal implications and the importance of remembering the lives lost to Gacy's brutality.

In this episode, we delve into the folklore surrounding Resurrection Mary and Bachelor's Grove Cemetery. They share personal anecdotes about growing up in inner city Chicago and explore our beliefs in ghosts and the supernatural, culminating in a lively discussion about the legends of our hometown! Y'all I did my best to "edit" this - let me tell you there is a reason people go to college for this sort of thing:-) It's a little staticky is places but its only for a second! Welcome to the start of spooky season!

In this episode, the Marie and Lisa explore the small town of Beason, Illinois, and the tragic events surrounding a family murder case. They discuss the town's history, the investigation that followed the crime, and the various suspects involved. The conversation delves into the emotional impact of the case and the chilling realities of living in a world where such tragedies occur. In this conversation, we delve into a harrowing true crime story, exploring the investigation, the heartbreaking realities faced by victims, and the eventual justice served.

Guys this is a tough one...We cover the disappearance of Morgan Nick way back in 1995. It is a horrible story but also a story of immense strength when you think about Morgan's parents and family and what they have had to endure and overcome.

Guys! This is a rough story, just terrible. This is our "re-cap" mostly based on the podcast Murder in Illinois - its pretty amazing if you want to hear more - and hear it from an expert:-)Thanks for listening! Remember to rate, review and subscribe - it helps us to move up in the algorithm so people can find us!

Hi Y'all! This is a story we have known about for a long time, there is a new documentary out there that covers the topic as well if you want to hear more. If you or someone you know is looking for a missing loved one and you believe they could have been a victim please contact the Indiana State Police for help, there are many more victims that deserve to be identified and returned to their families. Thanks for listening, remember to rate, review and subscribe!

From our neighbors to the east a story about women of color and how much danger they are in just to survive. Audio warning - we tried so hard guys, sorry if you can hardly hear me and my sister has a really BIG voice. Thanks for listening!

Guys! this one is a doozie! So many victims with similar backgrounds and cause of death but the police don't think they are related...A rather famous algorithm developed by an investigative journalist is predicting something far more scary and serious is afoot! Audio warning - this is one of the first things we recorded and y'all its ROUGH - hang in there, I promise the EPs get better as we get our act together!

The Chicago River Killer may or may not be "real". The police don't think there is any connection regarding various people being found in the Chicago River and Lake Michigan under suspicious circumstances, however, especially in the more recent years the victims have many similarities in regards to their physical appearance and when and how they died. You decide! This is our flagship episode, we both, unknowingly, picked the same topic - Is that what happens when you've shared a womb! The audio's a little rough, hopefully the story makes up for that and you keep listening.

New true crime, probably comedy ( although we don't think we're very funny ) podcast. Two sisters bonded in the shared trauma of being raised in the 80s who developed an interest in True Crime probably more as a survival tool, now using that shared interest as an excuse to hide away from our families and get a little dedicated sister time to ourselves - join in and follow along cause we got some stories!