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A safe space to discuss and discover the darker side of the Human Condition, as hosts Jordi and Brad dive into a different LGBTQIA+ related True Crime case each week.
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This episode of Beers with Queers delves into the intriguing and complex story of the Cambridge Five, a group of British spies who defected to the Soviet Union during the Cold War. The conversation explores their motivations, the impact of their betrayal on British intelligence, and the intertwining of their personal lives with their espionage activities. The hosts discuss the ideological roots of their actions, the secrets they traded, and the fallout that ensued, highlighting the significant implications for international relations and national security. This conversation delves into the intricate web of espionage surrounding the Cambridge Five, a group of British spies who betrayed their country during the Cold War. The discussion highlights the methods of deception employed by the spies, the extensive investigations by MI5, and the eventual fallout from their actions. It also explores the personal fates of the spies after their defection to the Soviet Union and the lingering questions about the extent of their betrayal and the potential existence of additional spies within the British establishment.
Takeaways:
· Brad is excited to take the lead on this episode.
· The Cambridge Five were a group of British spies who defected to the Soviet Union.
· Their betrayal exposed significant vulnerabilities in British intelligence.
· The spies were motivated by ideological beliefs rather than coercion.
· The personal lives of the spies were complex and intertwined with their espionage activities.
· Homosexuality played a role in their recruitment and operations.
· The information they provided to the Soviets had major implications for the Cold War.
· The trust between Britain and the US was severely damaged due to their actions.
· The Cambridge Five operated under a facade of loyalty while betraying their country.
· The episode highlights the intersection of personal identity and political ideology. The Cambridge Five operated within the British establishment, betraying their country for ideological reasons.
· The Venona Project was crucial in uncovering Soviet espionage activities.
· MI5's investigation into the Cambridge Five was extensive but faced challenges in securing definitive proof.
· The defection of McLean and Burgess marked a significant failure for British intelligence.
· The British government struggled with how to address the public fallout from the spies' actions.
· The Cambridge Five's espionage led to the loss of numerous lives and compromised intelligence operations.
· The legacy of the Cambridge Five continues to raise questions about national security and trust.
· The personal fates of the spies reveal the complexities of their choices and the consequences of their actions.
· The case of the Cambridge Five remains a cautionary tale about loyalty and betrayal.
· The full extent of the Cambridge Five's impact may never be fully understood due to classified information.
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In this episode of Beers with Queers, hosts Brad and Jordi discuss the impact of a viral video from a local drag show, leading into a deeper exploration of queer history, specifically the Compton's Cafeteria Riot of 1966. This event marked a significant moment in the fight for LGBTQ+ rights, predating the more widely known Stonewall riots. The conversation highlights the struggles faced by the queer community, the importance of activism, and the ongoing fight for equality.
Beers With Queers: A True Crime Podcast 🍻🌈🔪
Welcome to Beers With Queers, the true crime podcast where we invite you to crack open a cold one (unless you are driving) and dive into the darkest, most twisted cases and involving the LGBTQ+ community and always with a queer perspective. Hosted by Jordi and Brad, we cover everything from notorious serial killers to unsolved mysteries, cults, and bizarre crimes, all while you sit back sipping your favorite brews.
Join us for in-depth storytelling, chilling details, queer history and really gay commentary. So whether you're here for the crimes, the beers, or the queers, you're in the right place. So, grab a drink, get cozy, and let’s talk true crime!
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Takeaways:
The viral video sparked significant online engagement, both positive and negative.
The Compton's Cafeteria Riot was a pivotal moment in queer history.
Trans individuals faced severe oppression and violence in the 1960s.
The Vanguard group was instrumental in organizing protests against police harassment.
Elliot Blackstone played a crucial role in improving police relations with the queer community.
The riot at Compton's was a response to ongoing police harassment.
Historical events like the Compton's Riot are often overlooked in mainstream narratives.
Activism continues to evolve, reflecting modern challenges faced by the LGBTQ+ community.
The importance of documenting queer history to honor those who fought for rights.
Community support and solidarity are vital in the fight for equality.
Keywords:
queer history, Compton's Cafeteria, drag queens, LGBTQ+ rights, rebellion, Stonewall, trans liberation, police oppression, activism, social justice.
This episode explores the 2009 police raid on the Atlanta Eagle, a significant event in queer history that highlighted issues of police misconduct and community resilience. The conversation delves into the history of the Atlanta Eagle as a safe haven for the LGBTQ+ community, the details of the raid, the community's response, the subsequent legal battles, and the reforms that followed. It emphasizes the importance of activism and accountability in the fight for justice and the ongoing struggles faced by queer spaces.
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Welcome to Beers With Queers, the true crime podcast where we invite you to crack open a cold one (unless you are driving) and dive into the darkest, most twisted cases and involving the LGBTQ+ community and always with a queer perspective. Hosted by Jordi and Brad, we cover everything from notorious serial killers to unsolved mysteries, cults, and bizarre crimes, all while you sit back sipping your favorite brews.
Join us for in-depth storytelling, chilling details, queer history and really gay commentary. So whether you're here for the crimes, the beers, or the queers, you're in the right place. So, grab a drink, get cozy, and let’s talk true crime!
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Takeaways
· The Atlanta Eagle was a sanctuary for the LGBTQ+ community.
· The 2009 raid was a significant event in modern queer history.
· Community activism played a crucial role in responding to the raid.
· Legal battles highlighted police misconduct and accountability issues.
· The case led to significant reforms in the Atlanta Police Department.
· The Eagle's legacy continues to inspire advocacy for queer rights.
· The raid sparked outrage and mobilized the community for justice.
· Documentation and legal recourse are vital in addressing police misconduct.
· The fight for equity in queer spaces is ongoing.
· The history of the Eagle reflects broader struggles for LGBTQ+ rights.
Keywords
queer history, Atlanta Eagle, police raid, LGBTQ+ community, activism, true crime, civil rights, accountability, law enforcement reforms, community response
In this episode of Beers with Queers, hosts Jordi and Brad discuss their recent experiences at Horror Hound Weekend and transition into the chilling case of Randy Kraft, one of America's most notorious serial killers. The conversation delves into Kraft's early life, his patterns of murder, and the escalation of violence that characterized his crimes. The hosts explore the psychological aspects of Kraft's behavior, the investigation into his killings, and the broader context of multiple serial killers operating in California during the same period. The episode serves as a gripping continuation of the previous week's discussion, providing listeners with a detailed account of Kraft's horrific actions and the impact on the victims and their families. This conversation delves into the chilling case of Randy Kraft, known as the scorecard killer, who was responsible for a series of brutal murders across California and beyond during the late 1970s and early 1980s. The discussion covers the evolution of his crimes, the escalation in brutality, the eventual arrest and trial, and the lingering questions surrounding potential accomplices and unaccounted victims. The narrative highlights the complexities of criminal psychology and the challenges faced by law enforcement in capturing such a prolific killer.
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Welcome to Beers With Queers, the true crime podcast where we invite you to crack open a cold one (unless you are driving) and dive into the darkest, most twisted cases and involving the LGBTQ+ community and always with a queer perspective. Hosted by Jordi and Brad, we cover everything from notorious serial killers to unsolved mysteries, cults, and bizarre crimes, all while you sit back sipping your favorite brews.
Join us for in-depth storytelling, chilling details, queer history and really gay commentary. So whether you're here for the crimes, the beers, or the queers, you're in the right place. So, grab a drink, get cozy, and let’s talk true crime!
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Jordi shares his birthday experience and the challenges faced during a trip to Horror Hound Weekend.
The hosts express gratitude to their listeners and share a memorable encounter with a fan.
The episode marks the continuation of the discussion on Randy Kraft, a notorious serial killer.
Kraft is known for his brutal methods and the high number of victims, estimated between 50 to 70.
The psychological turmoil in Kraft's life often correlated with his violent outbursts.
The investigation into Kraft's crimes faced challenges due to a lack of physical evidence.
The hosts discuss the significance of Kraft's scorecard, which documented his victims.
The conversation highlights the confusion among investigators due to multiple serial killers operating simultaneously.
Kraft's relationship dynamics played a role in his patterns of violence and murder.
The episode emphasizes the importance of understanding the psychological factors behind serial killers. Randy Kraft's methods evolved over time, showing a lack of a consistent MO.
His crimes escalated in brutality and geographic reach.
Kraft's victims varied widely in age and background, indicating no specific profile.
The investigation faced confusion due to similarities with other serial killers.
Kraft's scorecard revealed a chilling tally of his victims.
Despite being caught, many of Kraft's victims remain unidentified.
The trial of Randy Kraft was one of the most expensive in Oregon's history.
Kraft maintained his innocence throughout the trial and after his conviction.
There are still questions about potential accomplices in Kraft's crimes.
Many cold cases remain unsolved, possibly linked to Kraft's activities.
This week we talk about one of the most infamous yet rarely talked about serial killers in American history. For almost a decade, Randy Kraft left a trail of terror behind him as he traveled along the freeway system claiming upwards of 70+ victims.
Welcome to Beers With Queers, the true crime podcast where we invite you to crack open a cold one (unless you are driving) and dive into the darkest, most twisted cases and involving the LGBTQ+ community and always with a queer perspective. Hosted by Jordi and Brad, we cover everything from notorious serial killers to unsolved mysteries, cults, and bizarre crimes, all while you sit back sipping your favorite brews.
Join us for in-depth storytelling, chilling details, queer history and really gay commentary. So whether you're here for the crimes, the beers, or the queers, you're in the right place. So, grab a drink, get cozy, and let’s talk true crime!
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In this episode of Beers with Queers, hosts Jordi and Brad discuss their experiences with online dating, particularly in the queer community, before delving into the tragic case of Sam Nordquist. Sam, a biracial transgender man, was subjected to horrific abuse and ultimately murdered after traveling to meet someone he believed he had found love with online. The conversation highlights the vulnerabilities faced by individuals seeking acceptance and the failures of law enforcement and social services in protecting marginalized communities. The episode concludes with reflections on the importance of vigilance and the need for systemic change in how such cases are handled.
Beers With Queers: A True Crime Podcast 🍻🌈🔪
Welcome to Beers With Queers, the true crime podcast where we invite you to crack open a cold one (unless you are driving) and dive into the darkest, most twisted cases and involving the LGBTQ+ community and always with a queer perspective. Hosted by Jordi and Brad, we cover everything from notorious serial killers to unsolved mysteries, cults, and bizarre crimes, all while you sit back sipping your favorite brews.
Join us for in-depth storytelling, chilling details, queer history and really gay commentary. So whether you're here for the crimes, the beers, or the queers, you're in the right place. So, grab a drink, get cozy, and let’s talk true crime!
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Takeaways:
Online dating can lead to unexpected and dangerous situations.
The queer community often relies on dating apps for connection.
Misunderstandings about dating app intentions can lead to awkward encounters.
Sam Nordquist's case highlights the dangers of online relationships.
Law enforcement's response to marginalized communities can be inadequate.
Family concerns about a loved one's safety should be taken seriously.
The importance of recognizing signs of control in relationships.
Community support is crucial in preventing tragedies like Sam's.
The need for systemic change in how police handle missing persons cases.
Vulnerability in seeking love can lead to dire consequences.
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online dating, long distance relationships, queer community, true crime, Sam Nordquist, police negligence, LGBTQ+ issues, social services, murder case, justice, BeersWithQueers, LGBTPodcast, TrueCrimeLover, CrimeStories, MurderMystery, ColdCases, CrimeJunkie, DarkHistory, TrueCrimeCommunity, TrueCrimePodcast, QueerVoices, PodcastLife, CrimeAndCocktails, QueerPodcasters, QueerCrime, LGBTStories, PrideAndCrime, LGBTQVoices, QueerHistory, RainbowJustice, LoveIsLove, gay, lgbtq, truecrime, weirdcrime, strangecases,
In this episode, Brad and Jordi delve into a significant yet often overlooked chapter of queer history, focusing on the Harvard gay witch hunt of 1920. They explore the tragic story of Cyril Wilcox, a student whose struggles with academic pressure and his sexual identity culminated in his suicide, which inadvertently triggered a secret investigation into a network of homosexuals at Harvard. The episode highlights the importance of remembering queer history, the impact of societal pressures, and the ongoing fight for dignity and recognition within the LGBTQ+ community. This conversation delves into the tragic events surrounding the secret court at Harvard in 1920, which investigated and expelled students for homosexual activities following the suicide of Cyril Wilcox. The discussion highlights the societal attitudes of the time, the investigation's proceedings, the testimonies of students, and the long-lasting impact of these events on the lives of those involved. It emphasizes the injustice faced by the students and the ongoing fight for recognition and justice for those affected by the secret court.
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Welcome to Beers With Queers, the true crime podcast where we invite you to crack open a cold one (unless you are driving) and dive into the darkest, most twisted cases and involving the LGBTQ+ community and always with a queer perspective. Hosted by Jordi and Brad, we cover everything from notorious serial killers to unsolved mysteries, cults, and bizarre crimes, all while you sit back sipping your favorite brews.
Join us for in-depth storytelling, chilling details, queer history and really gay commentary. So whether you're here for the crimes, the beers, or the queers, you're in the right place. So, grab a drink, get cozy, and let’s talk true crime!
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Takeaways:
This episode focuses on forgotten queer history.
The importance of remembering queer history in today's climate.
The struggle of queer individuals has deep historical roots.
Harvard's secret court of 1920 targeted homosexual students.
Cyril Wilcox's tragic story exemplifies the pressures faced by queer individuals.
Letters revealing a secret network of homosexuals sparked an investigation.
George Wilcox's quest for answers led to a larger scandal.
The secret council's investigation was shrouded in secrecy.
The impact of societal norms on mental health is profound.
The episode emphasizes the need to honor the memory of those affected. Cyril's suicide was linked to societal pressures and stigma.
The secret council operated outside legal norms.
Testimonies revealed a complex web of relationships.
Many students admitted to homosexual acts under pressure.
The investigation led to severe consequences for the students.
Families of expelled students often showed support.
The secret court's actions were kept hidden for decades.
Modern advocacy continues for justice for the affected students.
The legacy of the secret court reflects historical injustices.
The resilience of the LGBTQ community remains strong.
Keywords
queer history, true crime, Harvard, gay witch hunt, LGBTQ+, Cyril Wilcox, secret court, 1920s, discrimination, mental health, Cyril Wilcox, Harvard, secret court, homosexuality, 1920s, suicide, investigation, LGBTQ history, vigilante justice, expulsion
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This episode of 'Beers with Queers' delves into the harrowing true crime story of Steven Lorenzo and Scott Schweikart, who committed heinous crimes against young men in the Tampa area. The hosts explore the brutal details of the kidnappings, sexual assaults, and murders of Jason Galehouse and Michael Wachholtz, while also discussing the backgrounds of the victims and the perpetrators. The conversation highlights the systemic failures of law enforcement in addressing the crimes against the LGBTQ community and reflects on the importance of safety and vigilance in today's world.
takeaways
The episode begins with a warning about the disturbing content.
The crimes committed by Lorenzo and Schwakert were exceptionally brutal and premeditated.
Victims Jason Galehouse and Michael Walchholz were targeted due to their vulnerability.
The police failed to act on prior reports of drugging and assaults in the gay community.
Lorenzo and Schwakert's motivations were rooted in sadism and control.
The episode emphasizes the lack of attention given to victims in true crime narratives.
The hosts discuss the importance of consent in BDSM practices.
The perpetrators' communication revealed their plans for kidnapping and torture.
The investigation took 20 years to bring justice to the victims' families.
Listeners are reminded to prioritize their safety and be vigilant in social situations.
In this episode of Beers with Queers, hosts Jordi and Brad discuss the ongoing true crime case of Jimmy Jay Lee, a promising young queer student attending Ole Miss who disappeared in July 2022. The conversation begins with a personal story from Brad about coming out to his niece, highlighting the importance of support within the queercommunity. The episode then delves into Jay's background, hiscommunity involvement, and the timeline of events leading to hisdisappearance. The investigation reveals the arrest of SheltonHarrington, who had a complicated relationship with Jay. As the caseunfolds, the hosts discuss the evidence presented in court and theemotional toll on Jay's family. The episode concludes with the recentdiscovery of Jay's remains, bringing a mix of closure and ongoingquestions about justice.
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In this episode of Beers with Queers, hosts Jordy and Brad discuss the recent resolution of the tragic murders of Julie Williams and Lollie Winans, a case that remained unsolved for nearly 30 years. They reflect on the emotional impact of the case, the details surrounding the murders, and the recent breakthrough in DNA evidence that led to the identification of the killer, Walter Leo Jackson Sr. Despite the closure for the families, questions remain about the investigation and the nature of the crimes.
Beers With Queers: A True Crime Podcast 🍻🌈🔪
Welcome to Beers With Queers, the true crime podcast where we invite you to crack open a cold one (unless you are driving) and dive into the darkest, most twisted cases and involving the LGBTQ+ community and always with a queer perspective. Hosted by Jordi and Brad, we cover everything from notorious serial killers to unsolved mysteries, cults, and bizarre crimes, all while you sit back sipping your favorite brews.
Join us for in-depth storytelling, chilling details, queer history and really gay commentary. So whether you're here for the crimes, the beers, or the queers, you're in the right place. So, grab a drink, get cozy, and let’s talk true crime!
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Takeaways
The case of Julie and Lollie has been a significant emotional journey for the hosts.
The murders occurred in 1996, and the couple was found in a horrific state.
Darryl Ross was the only suspect initially, but charges were dropped due to lack of evidence.
The FBI maintained that the case was not cold and continued to investigate.
New DNA technology played a crucial role in solving the case after 28 years.
Walter Leo Jackson Sr. was identified as the killer but died in prison in 2018.
The case raised questions about whether it was a hate crime or a random act of violence.
The hosts express their personal connection to the case as queer hikers.
There are still unanswered questions regarding the investigation and potential accomplices.
The hosts encourage listeners to stay vigilant and safe while enjoying the outdoors.
Keywords
True Crime, LGBTQ, Appalachian Trail, Murders, Justice, FBI, Cold Case, DNA Evidence, Julie Williams, Lollie Winans
Beers With Queers True Crime Podcast Ep 120 Banned, Brutal, and Deadly: The Film So Shocking It Cost the Director His Life
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true crime, podcast, Pier Pasolini, My Favorite Murder, queer culture, film history, controversial cinema, murder mystery, Italian cinema, LGBTQ+, disturbing cinema, Pasolini, Salo, film analysis, artistic intent, murder mystery, Italian cinema, political commentary, taboo films, film history
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In this episode of Beers with Queers, hosts Jordi and Brad discuss the surreal experience of receiving a shoutout from the popular podcast My Favorite Murder. They then delve into the life and controversial career of Italian filmmaker Pier Pasolini, exploring his infamous works and the brutal circumstances surrounding his murder and the possible connection to the fascist party. The conversation highlights Pasolini's impact on cinema, his relationships, and the societal backlash he faced, culminating in a discussion about his last film, Salo, which remains one of the most shocking films in history. This conversation delves into the disturbing themes of cinema, particularly focusing on the controversial film 'Salo' by Pier Paolo Pasolini. The discussion explores the artistic intent behind such films, the life and brutal murder of Pasolini, and the ongoing investigation into his death. The conversation highlights the complexities of political commentary in art and the societal reactions to taboo subjects, culminating in a reflection on the unresolved mysteries surrounding Pasolini's legacy.
takeaways
• The hosts express their excitement about being mentioned by My Favorite Murder.
• Brad shares his personal connection to the podcasting world and its inspirations.
• Pier Pasolini was a controversial figure in Italian cinema.
• His film Salo is known for its disturbing content.
• Pasolini's life was marked by both artistic success and personal turmoil.
• The hosts emphasize the importance of discussing lesser-known queer true crime cases.
• Pasolini's relationships with younger men were a significant aspect of his life.
• The episode explores the societal context of Pasolini's homosexuality.
• Pasolini's murder remains a haunting mystery in Italy.
• The conversation reflects on the impact of art and controversy in shaping public perception. The film 'Salo' is known for its disturbing content and artistic commentary.
• Pasolini's work often challenged societal norms and political ideologies.
• The murder of Pasolini remains a controversial and unresolved case.
• Pino Pelosi's confession raises questions about the true nature of the murder.
• The investigation into Pasolini's death has seen new developments in recent years.
• The theft of film reels from 'Salo' is a unique aspect of its history.
• Pasolini's films continue to provoke discussion and analysis decades later.
• The political climate in Italy during the 1970s influenced Pasolini's work and life.
• The trial of Pino Pelosi was marked by controversy and public outcry.
• The ongoing investigation into Pasolini's murder reflects the complexities of historical narratives.
Over the course of three weekends, the city of London was gripped with fear following series of bombings on the general public that caused multiple injuries and millions in property damages. As investigators worked around the clock to catch the so called "London Nail Bomber", he would carry out one final attack with deadly consequences.
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This week we talk about one of the most unique and prolific serial killers in American history. Over the course of just four months, Tony Atkins would claim the lives of at least 11 women earning him the nickname "The Woodward Corridor Killer"/
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This is our final episode talking with the Trans Doe Task Force as they walk us through how they go about solving the cases they get and just what exactly is Forensic Genealogy.
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This week is a special week as we do an interview! Today we sit down with members of the Trans Doe Task Force and talk about the amazing work they do in getting justice for Queer Victims of True Crime.
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This week we are going to be talking about one of the most iconic films of all time and a cornerstone of queer history as we discuss "Paris is Burning" and the shocking true crime story behind one of the films many stars.
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Happy 2025 friends! Hopefully you had a safe and happy new year. This week we're talking about a case that has haunted the small town where it occurred for decades. A beloved couple (who just happened to be gay) had their lives ended in the most senseless of crimes by people they thought were their friends.
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For our last episode of 2024, we are going back and looking at a long forgotten tragedy that devastated the queer community of New York during the 1970s. Less than a decade after Stonewall, the Queer community was experiencing an unprecedented amount of freedom until a senseless tragedy shook them to their core.
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This is one of the most recent cases we have ever covered. O'Shea was a talented young man who was just enjoying a day out with his friends, when his life would be cut short by one of the most senseless acts of violence imaginable.
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If you were given the chance to go party with some of New York City's most wealthy bachelors, would you do it? This week we talk about a case that sent shockwaves through the NY Elite in 2016 when a horrific murder and coverup were discovered, having been committed by someone they thought was the poster boy for wealth.
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This is part 2 of our coverage of one of Europe's most infamous serial killers. This week we go through the timeline of Fritz Haarmann's reign of terror as he begins to stalk and prey on the young boys of Hanover, leaving at least 27 bodies in his wake.
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This week, we travel back through time to talk about one of the worst serial killers in European History. Following World War I, the entire country of Germany was thrown into disarray as people scrambled to pick up the pieces. But for one man, he used the chaos of the war in order to become a sadistic serial killer and remain undetected for almost five years.
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Have you ever loved someone to the point you would literally kill just to get their approval? That is exactly what happened in today's case as two men went on a 3 month long spree of terror across Australia that would result in the murders of at least 8 women.
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We just got back from a trip to Switzerland! While preparing for the trip, I did a lot of research into the Swiss queer history and community and that is how I stumbled across todays case. The case of probably one of the most horrific and brutal serial killers I've ever heard of.
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One of the safest places you should be is in the library of an extremely popular and crowded college like Penn State University. But for 22 year old Betsy Aardsma, this would be the place were her live was taken from her in a horrific act of violence.
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Today we talk about a different type of true crime case, the January 6th Storming of the United States Capital and one very famous gay porn stars deep connection to it.
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Halloween 2024 is in just two days, so to ring in the end of spooky season we are talking about a case that has become infamous for its association with Halloween. Taking place in Old Hollywood during the 1950s, this case would shock the entire country as a beloved family man is gunned down by a trick or treater right on his front porch. Although the search for his killer does end with success, when their motive is revealed it adds more questions than answers.
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Why is Halloween often called "Gay Christmas"? Sure you can reduce it to sterotypes and say it's because Queer people just love theatrics and dressing up. But the actual reason goes much deeper than that and today we are gonna be talking about one of the reasons that is. Halloween in the Castro was the largest Halloween event in history for over 70 years before a night of violence would end its reign.
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Happy Spooky Season y'all! We are halfway through Halloween and are bringing you guys episodes related to queer peoples favorite holiday. This episode is a different type of true crime as we talk about not a murder.. But an attempted murder on a very prominent gay figure and the history behind his famous house.
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The HIV/AIDS Epidemic was a very dark chapter in Queer History that continues to haunt the community to this day. But although HIV is no longer a death sentence, the stigma and negative feelings towards the illness still remain prominent in and out of the Queer community. This case is an extreme example of how these negative myths towards people with HIV caused one man to become a serial killer, hellbent on murdering every gay man he could find.
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HAPPY EPISODE 100!! We are officially in the triple digits as we cover the case of Stephen Eldridge, a gay man who had his whole life ahead of him... But who would sadly be viciously murdered by someone he trusted and saw as his best friend.
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Drag Queens, A Twisted Love Triangle and Murder are all aspects that loom over todays case. Diane Delia was on her way to becoming one of the most iconic and famous drag performers in the 1980s New York Queer scene, but sadly her life would be cut short in the most brutal way and the hunt would begin for her killer. But what investigators uncovered was something straight out of a soap opera when the truth is finally revealed.
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Have you ever heard of a Serial Killer being released on Parole? This weeks case covers a killer who stalked and preyed on the New Orleans Queer Community in the 1970s and although he was eventually caught and spent nearly 50 years behind bars, as of 2024 he is now free and once again back on the streets.
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"Don't Ask, Don't Tell", it's a phrase that has become pretty infamous since its first introduction back in 1994. It was a policy that seemed to allow homosexuals to be able to serve in the United States Military, but sadly it would cause more harm than good and indirectly lead to one of the most tragic and brutal murders in Military history.
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Today's case is a recent and terrifying crime that will make you question how some people can be so evil. We all have role models, but what happens when your role model is Jeffrey Dahmer?
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Welcome back to PART 2 of our coverage of the case of Brandon Woodruff. This is a case that will leave you scratching your head and fill you with rage as we try to figure out... Did Brandon Murder his parents?
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Todays case is one that has continued to garner extreme controversy, even 20 years after it happened. This is a case of a small conservative Texas town rocked by the shocking and brutal murders of a beloved couple in their home. Almost instantly, investigators zero in on the couples son, Brandon, but is there really enough evidence to prove his guilt?
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This is a very recent case and court proceedings are still ongoing, but this is a case y'all NEED to hear because it is just so tragic and senseless.
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This is one of the more "Mainstream" cases we have ever covered on this podcast, but it's one that has stuck with me for years since I first heard it.
Zach and Addie were known as "The King and Queen of The French Quarter" following Hurricane Katrina devastating New Orleans. But their fairytale soon turned to horror as their case would go on to be one of the most infamous crimes in New Orleans history.
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This episode we are talking about a different type of True Crime.. The Crime of "Homosexuality". SO many countries treat being Queer as one of the worst possible crimes you can commit and several states (including our home state of Tennessee) are also trying their best to ban public displays of what they deem "Gay Propaganda".
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This case has it all- New York High Society, BDSM, Nazi Officers and a Scandalous Murder. Andrew Crispo was the poster child for a "rags to riches" story in the 1980s. He owned a high profile art gallery and was living the high life until he found himself at the center of one of the most shocking and brutal murders in New York History.
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Let's talk about one of the most tragic and horrific murder cases we have ever covered on this podcast. A case that just saw a resolution earlier this year in 2024. Brianna Ghey was a bright and beautiful 16 year old Trans Girl from England, who had her life taken from her by someone she thought was her best friend.
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You may know about the infamous "Gay Panic Defense". But did you know that it has been around since the mid 1800s? Today we look back at the very first Murder Trial in America where the Gay Panic Defense was used.
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The Gay Panic Defense is something we have mentioned quite a bit on this podcast, but what does it truly mean? Of course most people know it to mean arguing against being guilty of a murder because the victim was Queer, but it's a much more complex and frustrating concept. Dating back over 2 centuries, we go over all the nuances and types of the infamous "Gay Panic Defense" and discuss the very first case in which it was used here in America.
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We are at the end of Pride Month, y'all! Hard to believe the month is already almost over. To end Pride 2024, we wanted to bring you guys a case that has NEVER been covered before anywhere else. This is a case of a brutal serial killer that was literally lost to time and one that I only managed to stumble across on accident.
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This episode is a MUST LISTEN episode that you need to hear as we approach Pride. An epidemic of crime is sweeping across New York City and other major cities in the United States as various gangs have taken to preying on those most vulnerable such as women and queer people out at bars. Drugging them and then using their phones to drain them of their savings and bank accounts before leaving them to die. Please stay dangerous out there as we continue to celebrate Pride.
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This is our final coverage of the infamous serial killer known only as "The Doodler". His reign of terror stretched from 1974 to at least the middle of 1975, leaving at least 5 men brutally murdered and the San Fran queer community in fear of when he would strike next.
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We are officially in Pride Month and that means all eyes are going to be on the Queer community, for better and for worse. In honor of Pride, we wanted to bring attention to a case that has gone unsolved for 50 years, yet, has all of the pieces to be solved.
The Doodler was the nickname given to a technically unidentified serial killer that brutally murdered at least 5 men in the San Fran Bay Area during the 1970s. His victim count is possibly as many as 14 different men, making him one of the most prolific serial killers in California state history. Yet he was rarely talked about before 2018. It's more important now than ever to have as many eyes on this case as possible as we are on the clock to serve justice, as police have confirmed they are certain they know exactly who the killer is and have known since the 1970s.
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This weeks case is covering the most talked about Serial Killer in History. It's a case that has a thousand books, movies, podcasts and shows about it covering everything there is to know about the infamous Ripper. But today we are going to be talking about one of the least talked about (yet one of the more probable) suspects in the case, a man named Francis Tumbelty. A man so larger than life, he is connected not only to the Ripper murders, but was even arrested at one point for the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.
To help us get to understand this Ripper suspect, we actually had the chance to sit down with Author Tony McMahon to discuss his research and the release of his new book, "Jack the Ripper and Abraham Lincoln". Which is available today and I highly recommend you guys check it out because it sent me down so many rabbit holes.
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This case is unique in that it is a scenario often unheard of. Diane Whipple was a bright woman living in San Francisco with her partner when her life was brutally cut short in a vicious dog mauling incident. What followed was a scandalous trial that set several precedence in regards to queer couples rights in America.
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There has only ever been one recorded serial killer who identified as Amish and that was a man named Eli Stutzman. A man who seemed to bring death and destruction wherever he went. As his Amish Community and authorities spent nearly a decade attempting to track him down, Eli evaded capture and that resulted in the deaths of at least 5 people.
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Today we travel back to my Home state of West Virginia to tell you about a case so brutal and infamous, it has forever been immortalized as a piece of Appalachian Folklore. During the 1960s, the southern part of WV was haunted by a series of strange disappearances of men, several of them turning up murdered and dismembered. As fear of a so called "Mad Butcher" spread, residents and police were left wondering when he would strike next.
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December 14th, 1984 was shaping up to be an average day in the very small town of Geronimo, Oklahoma. As people prepared for Christmas, they had no idea that their small community was about to be shaken to its core with one of the bloodiest and infamous crimes in Oklahoma State history.
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This is one of the most shocking, brutal and depraved crimes to ever happen in the last 20 years and the worst part about it is videos of it existing online since it happened. In 2012, strange packages began to arrive at various businesses around the Montreal area in Canada. Each of the packages contained the severed body parts of a man named Jun Lin. As police scrambled to find out what was happening, a strange video entitled "1 Lunatic 1 Ice Pick" appeared online and horrified the internet. The man behind the crime would be revealed to be Luka Magnotta, but no-one was prepared for just how sick and twisted this man truly was.
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Grindr is an "dating" app that is synonymous with queer culture and gay men in particular. Since its launch in 2009, it has changed the way hookup culture in the queer world operates, sometimes for the better... and sometimes for the worst. Today's case covers one of the most horrific and gruesome crimes to occur within the last few years and serves as a cautionary tale to always be careful when meeting strangers.
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The town of Sioux City, Iowa was shaken to its core following the disappearance and eventual murder of a young boy in August 1954. Although a suspect was arrested and convicted for the murder, the residents would not get a chance at peace before another abduction would cause a wave of hysteria to pass over the town and lead to 20 innocent men being arrested and convicted for "sex crimes".
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This week we bring you a case that has been lost to history for the majority of the last 50 years. Sioux City, Iowa was seen as the "All American Town" back in the 1950s, a safe place to raise a family. But when a young boy disappears in 1954, it sparks a massive manhunt for his kidnapper. What starts out as a genuine hunt for the culprit, soon turns into a witch hunt for anyone the townspeople deems "sexual deviants" aka Homosexuals.
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This is a case that most of you have probably heard of in some capacity, but do you know the full story?
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Did you happen to catch the 2024 Oscars? If you didn't, you probably still saw one specific image from that night. A "fully" nude John Cena on stage presenting an award. Although the event was played for laughs, few people know the true story behind what inspired him to bare all in the first place. Today we are talking about the larger than life man that was Robert Opel and his untimely murder.
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Thank you to the Listener who suggested this case! This case will infuriate you and make you question how well you really know the people in your life. Peter Farquhar was a gentle man who just wanted someone to spend his life with and he thought he found that in Ben Field. However, as the years went on, something sinister was brewing just beneath the surface.
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The final part in our coverage of Robert Berdella aka one of the worst serial killers in history. When we left you at the end of part 1, Robert had gotten away with killing three young men and his violent fantasies were only continuing to grow bolder and stronger.
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Little did the residents of 1980s Kansas City know, one of the worst serial killers in history was living amongst them and for almost a decade, he terrorized the queer community with unspeakable horrors.
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This is a case that you may be familiar with if you are active in the online queer community. Jack was a very popular blogger, along with his partner Dylan Hafertepen for many years. That is until his untimely death at just 28 years old. Following his autopsy report leaking online, more questions than answers arose as his family continues to seek justice.
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This case haunts the hiking community and remains one of the Appalachian Trails darkest memories. A young couple, full of life and a love for the outdoors, go missing while on a week long camping trip. Upon being found in their shredded tent, the hunt for a vicious killer begins.
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Gwen was a happy and thriving 17 year old trans girl, when in 2002 she would be the victim of a tragic hate crime. Her case (along with that of Matthew Shepard's) helped thrust queer rights issues into the spotlight.
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If you've never been to the Gatlinburg, TN area, the best way to describe it is like being at a "Redneck Las Vegas". It remains the number 1 tourist destination in America and sees millions of visitors annually. But during the 1980s, it would be the sight of one of the most brutal and sadistic crime scenes in TN history.
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This coming Saturday (1/27) is International Holocaust Remembrance Day. A day where we honor the 17 million people murdered by the Nazis during their reign of terror from 1933-1945. But one of the least talked about group of victims is that of gay men, whose persecution and torment did not stop after the war was over.
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Archie Hall is one of Britain's forgotten Serial Killers. His killing spree occurred throughout the 70s and had escalated from his initial crime spree of robbing wealthy elderly people of their fortunes by posing as a butler.
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Jennifer and Teresa were a Lesbian couple in Seattle who had just settled into their lives together and were planning to get married. Sadly, just a month before their wedding, tragedy would strike and in an act of random violence, their lives would be shattered and changed forever.
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HAPPY NEW YEAR! Today is our final coverage of the German cannibal who ate and cooked a willing victim. He is caught and brought to trial, but prosecutors are having a difficult time trying to figure out what exactly to charge him with since the victim willingly allowed himself to be eaten.
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Merry Christmas, Stranger! This week we cover one of the most bizarre and insane crimes you'll ever hear about. Armin Meiwes was a seemingly normal man from an affluent family who had one odd quirk about him... He had a desire to become a Cannibal. He scoured the internet posting ads looking for someone to willingly allow him to eat them and shockingly.. He found someone.
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Today we celebrate ONE YEAR of Beers with Queers! Today's case is one of the most bizarre cases we've ever covered and features one of the most shocking twist endings that you can't make up.
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The final part of our coverage of one of the most infamous and shocking "Crimes of the Century". Although the young and wealthy prodigies, Leopold and Loeb, think they have gotten away with planning "The Perfect Murder". Their luck is about to run out and the entire world would change forever.
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This case was THE OG "Crime of the Century", a case that was so shocking, obscene and vile to the citizens of 1920s Chicago, that we are still talking about it almost a hundred years later. The story of two affluent and intelligent young men who decided that they wanted to put their brains to the test to see if they could pull off- "The Perfect Murder"
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The fight for the legalization of Weed in America has been a long and exhausting road. Although things have improved in the last few years, a forgotten part of the fight occurred in 2001. A farm that was home to thousands of people every year, that would eventually and literally go up in flames.
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He was a Druid, He was Rich and He may have predicted his own brutal murder. Emmon Bodfish was a larger than life character who was plagued by Illness for most of his life, often writing about it in his journals and talking about how his death needed to be "violent and Unexpected". Little did he know that that's exactly what would happen.
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This is the tragic story of a mother desperately trying to save her son and lead him down the right path, only for him to commit one of the most unspeakable acts of all time.
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Today we are discussing three separate cases of murders and serial killers who may still linger on this earth, long after they perished. From the ghost of John Wayne Gacy (who is said to haunt a movie theater dressed in full clown costume) to the Wild West (where Lesbian lovers were torn apart by murder) to a historic movie theater (where the ghost of a former manager still walks the halls, long after his brutal murder inside the theater).
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Morgan Huxley was the definition of a well rounded human being, he had everything going for him when his life was tragically cut short in one of the most horrific ways possible. What followed was one of the most intense murder investigations in Sydney, Australia history.
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This case is not for the squeamish. Today we are talking one of the most brutal Serial Killers of all time, that has slowly been lost to history. A killer that struck fear across the entire country of Australia for years until his capture in the most unbelievable twist you will ever hear about.
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Let's travel back to the 1940s to discuss one of the most infamous Murder cases to come out of New York, that helped shape the Queer community for the worst.
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Buckle up, This is probably the most frustrating and bizarre murder you will ever hear about. Robert Wone was a beloved lawyer from Washington DC, who decided to spend the night at his buddy Joseph's house in order to be close to work if they needed him. However, just an hour after arriving to Joe's home on Swann Street, a frantic 911 call would be placed from the home, kicking off one of the most shocking murder investigations in history.
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This is one of the greatest unsolved mysteries in history, investigators have spent over half a century going over countless suspects in the DB Cooper Airplane heist and yet have found no solid leads. Dozens of men have been looked at as possible suspects, but one that investigators weren't expecting was DB Cooper may have been a woman.
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Sydney was a young girl who just wanted to find love, and like a lot of people living in the digital age, she chose to use dating apps to help in her search. But sadly, an app that was meant to bring Sydney to the person she may spend the rest of her life with. It leads her straight to the person who will end it.
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I need y'all to buckle up for this one because it's so bizarre and insane. What started out as a simple case of matricide, quickly devolves into one of the most convoluted and ridiculous murder schemes you'll ever hear about.
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Have you ever watched The Exorcist? Today we're covering a case that has a very strange connection to it. A case involving a potential serial killer that dismembered at least six unidentified gay men in 1970s New York.
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This is the story of a mother, who just wanted a good life not only for her children, but also herself. Only for all of their lives to end in the most brutal way possible at the hands of someone they thought loved them.
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This is one of the most tragic and horrific cases we have ever researched. Gordon was a kind young man with a bright future ahead, who's life was viciously cut short by two men fueled by hate. His death would come just ten years before that of Matthew Shepards. But unlike Matthew's case, Gordon has largely been forgotten by history.
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we're going back to the Golden Era of Old Hollywood to talk about the Murder Scandal surrounding one of the most iconic and celebrated actresses of all time and her strained relationship with her daughter.
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For nearly 20 years, a boogeyman prowled the streets of Atlanta and Tampa. He preyed on some of the most vulnerable members of society and committed some of the most horrific acts upon them. If you were a sex worker, you knew to beware of "The Handcuff Man".
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Today we're talking about a different type of true crime...Bank Heist. This is a story that has become one of the most infamous events in American History and the man behind it all is someone you just have to hear about to believe.
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Today we are talking about one of the worst couples in history, a couple so blinded by obsession and lust that they took the lives of innocent people that they were charged with taking care of.
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Tom and Larry were a match made in heaven, a beloved gay couple with bright plans for the future that were tragically snuffed out in a horrific act of violence.
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Today we are talking about one of the darkest parts of American History. The story of a War Veteran who would do the unthinkable to his entire street of neighbors, leaving the entire country asking "Why?"
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A lot of us have New Years Resolutions. Colin Ireland had one too, he wanted to become a serial killer and that's exactly what he did.
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Bill was a man who had all the money in the world and he used it to hunt and prey on young men in the Montrose Queer community. But he would soon find one of his potential victims will turn the tables.
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https://wonderland1981.wordpress.com/2013/12/11/the-todville-murder-mansion-documentary/
https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/local/texas-news/man-stuck-in-disclosure-dispute-because-he-refuses-to-live-on-murder-mansion-property/287-304681210
The small queer community of North Carolina was rocked when a senseless act of violence left three of their own dead and several suspects, all pointing the finger at each other.
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https://apnews.com/article/1bfda8da512eede3378fbf895051e0da
https://qnotescarolinas.com/shelby-murder-mystery-revived/
Brad was a beloved and openly gay coal miner in his small town that had his life tragically cut short in a horrific act of violence.
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https://www.nbc.com/killer-relationship-with-faith-jenkins/video/david-kinneys-mother-describes-his-relationship-with-his-wife/OXYN057221914
https://www.investigationdiscovery.com/crimefeed/id-shows/investigation-into-the-murder-of-openly-gay-ohio-coal-miner-reveals-a-secret-affair
Wil was a young gay Native American who had his whole life ahead of him. After an evening at a friends party, Wil seems to vanish into thin air and left behind more clues than answers for his loved ones.
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https://www.nwpb.org/2022/05/04/remembering-wil-hendrick-a-cold-murder-case-kept-alive/
https://unsolved.com/gallery/william-hendrick/
June is a month of Pride and Celebration, but also a time of mourning for the Queer Community. Today we're talking about one of the worst attacks on the Queer community in history and how it still effects us today.
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https://www.wwltv.com/article/news/local/orleans/search-renewed-remains-4-victims-upstairs-lounge-fire/289-af57432e-016f-4f58-bd3f-903ec51b6f9a
https://www.amazon.com/Let-Faggots-Burn-Upstairs-Lounge/dp/1614344531
Today we're talking about the horrific and brutal unsolved murder of a man who just wanted to start a new life.
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https://www.eastvalleytribune.com/news/unsolved-slayings-still-haunt-scottsdale/article_b1723a84-b771-511f-89b5-f903ca77a254.html
https://medium.com/@mromysteries/the-forgotten-scottsdale-murder-unraveling-the-mystery-of-ken-avvenires-death-bd6128f94280
Today we are talking about the OG Queen herself, Marsha! One of the early leaders of the modern day queer rights movement.
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https://www.womenshistory.org/education-resources/biographies/marsha-p-johnson
https://wams.nyhistory.org/growth-and-turmoil/growing-tensions/marsha-p-johnson/
In our first mini episode covering cases of Unsolved Queer Violence with little info out there on them, we talk about the icon Rita Hester. Rita was a trailblazer for the Boston Trans community in the late 90s. Sadly her life was cut short by a killer or killers who still need to be brought to justice.
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https://www.nbcnews.com/feature/nbc-out/her-death-sparked-transgender-day-remembrance-22-years-later-still-n1233809
https://www.them.us/story/rita-hester-trans-remembrance-visibility-memorial
https://uncovered.com/cases/rita-hester
Happy Pride Month, everybody! To kick off this month, let's take a look back at the whole reason this is considered Pride and that is the Stonewall Uprising! Let's go back to 1969 and walk through the Uprising minute by minute as it unfolded and made history.
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With Pride Month just around the corner, this week we are talking about a legend in the Queer Community and one of the leading pioneers of the modern day Queer Rights movement. If you didn't know who Harvey Milk was before, you do now!
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https://milkfoundation.org/about/harvey-milk-biography
Lace up your hiking boots, Strangers. This is a story of Murder and Survival on the Appalachian Trail as a couple just trying to enjoy the beauty of nature find themselves thrust into a fight for their lives.
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"Eight Bullets: One Woman's Story of Survival of Anti-Gay Violence" by Claudia Brenner"- https://www.amazon.com/Eight-Bullets-Surviving-Anti-Gay-Violence/dp/1563410559
The Queer Community of Houston awoke on the morning of July 4th, 1991 to find out that one of their own was murdered in a senseless act of violence. The fallout and protests by members of the community demanding justice for this violent act would lead to it being dubbed Houston's Stonewall.
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https://iwonder.com/global/playback?id=799c97e3ecded1866b6b94ecd9ee5f70
https://www.houstonlgbthistory.org/banner1991.html
https://abc13.com/paul-broussard-andrew-edmonson-david-sanders-jon-buice/10865735/
Today's case starts out as a complicated web of relationships and lies that quickly dissolves into an unspeakable act of violence that leaves a small community scrambling to find answers.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBQ1epY0Ce4
https://www.courttv.com/title/10-28-19-wi-v-mccandless-defendant-cross-examination/
Nikki was a young and beautiful girl who had big dreams for her future that was sadly taken from her in a senseless act of violence. This episode we talk about Nikki's case while also going over some chilling statisitcs regarding violence towards the Trans Community.
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https://www.cbsnews.com/news/nikki-kuhnhausen-david-bogdanov-transgender-teens-murder-new-law/
https://www.kgw.com/article/syndication/podcasts/should-be-alive/nikki-kuhnhausen-investigation-timeline-should-be-alive/283-42431d81-7d19-4bc0-8d1e-883f54cfb180
Let's talk about one of the most bizarre and frustrating missing person cases you'll ever hear about. When a woman's son goes missing halfway around the world, she begins a decades long hunt for the truth about his disappearance even after facing multiple roadblocks by police who seem to actively be botching the investigation.
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http://www.aeryngillern.com/Aeryn_Gillern/Cobra_Team_Searches_Canal.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7pU9apQKhU
The final part of our coverage of Herb Baumeister aka possibly one of the most prolific serial killers in America History. We talk about his life before the murders, a string of potential crimes he may have committed and ultimately his final fate.
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https://murderpedia.org/male.B/b/baumeister-herbert.htm
https://www.wthr.com/article/news/crime/fbi-commits-thousands-of-dollars-to-renewed-serial-killer-herb-baumeister-investigation/531-02ce5c93-f9e3-4e54-a2cf-25a65bc38fe7
"Where The Bodies Are Buried" By Fannie Weinstein
"You Think You Know Me" By Ryan Green
Let's talk about one of the most prolific serial killers (potentially) in American history. Part 1 of this case plays out like a straight up mystery detective novel as several different people race against the clock to try and warn their community about a potential killer on the loose.
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https://murderpedia.org/male.B/b/baumeister-herbert.htm
https://www.wthr.com/article/news/crime/fbi-commits-thousands-of-dollars-to-renewed-serial-killer-herb-baumeister-investigation/531-02ce5c93-f9e3-4e54-a2cf-25a65bc38fe7
"Where The Bodies Are Buried" By Fannie Weinstein
"You Think You Know Me" By Ryan Green
Have you ever seen a ghost? Have you ever felt like you were being watched by an unseen presence? Today we're gonna go over several cases of supposed hauntings around the United States. From the spirits of Drag Queens haunting their old stomping grounds to the lost souls of a major tragedy unable to leave this mortal coil. Join us as we dive into the spooky side of True Crime.
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https://provincetownmagazine.com/index.php/2018/10/24/ghost-in-a-gown/
https://www.lgbtqnation.com/2022/10/ghost-hunting-americas-oldest-gay-bar/
https://www.them.us/story/where-to-find-gay-queer-ghosts-ladies-of-llangollen-montgomery-clift
Let's talk about Tracey aka one of the most infamous female killers in Australian History and how she was able to convince an entire group of girls that she was a vampire and needed to feast on humans. This is a wild story from start to finish
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https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/real-life/true-stories/lesbian-vampire-killer-who-drank-victims-blood/news-story/09102844937bc5d7f8ae57a6ecaa7d23
https://murderpedia.org/female.W/w/wigginton-tracey.htm
https://www.amazon.com/Vampire-Killer-Ron-Hicks/dp/1409261905
Robert LeCompte was a man beloved by many in his small queer community, he was a bartender at the only gay bar in town called "The Drama Club". Sadly on Christmas Day, Robert's life would be cut short after he was discovered horrifically murdered inside the club. Police soon begin to zero in on the staff and patrons to try and figure out his killer.
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https://www.houmatoday.com/story/news/2012/11/30/former-bartender-guilty-in-drama-club-killing/27034939007/
https://www.vanityfair.com/style/society/2014/01/murder-drama-club-louisiana
Jesse was the kinda guy you'd love to have a beer with. He was fun, outgoing, kind and not ashamed to live as a proud gay man. But when his life is tragically cut short in a senseless act of violence, it launches a police investigation that unravels secrets from his life that have the potential to lead investigators straight to his killer.
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https://www.themidwestcrimefiles.com/post/keeping-secrets-the-murder-of-jesse-valencia
https://www.the-sun.com/news/7484383/who-jesse-valencia-murder-missouri/
https://www.oxygen.com/an-unexpected-killer/crime-news/patrolman-steven-rios-kills-lover-jesse-valencia-affair
This week we're covering a dude who is essentially the gay Ted Bundy. Charming and seemingly sweet on the outside and an absolute monster on the inside. Larry Eyler would leave a path of destruction and murder across several states with his body count well into the double digits.
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https://allthatsinteresting.com/larry-eyler
https://www.amazon.com/Freed-Kill-Story-Serial-Murderer/dp/0380715465
The twists just keeping coming with this bizarre case. After two teenage boys go for a walk and one of them ends up in critical condition after being violently stabbed, police soon uncover a conspiracy with a twist too weird to be true.
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This is one of the most horrific serial killers in history that has only recently begun to gain notoriety with the mainstream media. Richard Rogers preyed on gay men in New York City throughout the early 90s and showed now signs of slowing down until police finally banded together to hunt down the elusive "Last Call Killer".
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"Last Call" By: Elon Green- https://www.amazon.com/Last-Call-Story-Murder-Queer/dp/1250224357
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I'm sure most of you guys have seen at least one promo for the upcoming movie "Cocaine Bear", but did you know it's based on a true story?!...Well, kinda..Not really. This week we dive into the bizarre circumstances surrounding the rise and fall of a drug empire from strange disappearance to multiple murders to a bear eating coke, this one is gonna be a bumpy ride!
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"The Bluegrass Conspiracy" By: Sally Denton- https://www.amazon.com/Bluegrass-Conspiracy-Inside-Story-Murder/dp/152382462X
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Now this is a case with a TWIST. When a man is found tragically murdered after a night out at a local bar, police soon begin closing in on several potential suspects. But as their investigation continues, they soon find a growing list of people that had both the means and motive for murder that will result in a plot twist almost too bizarre to be true.
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https://www.pressherald.com/2008/08/21/man-arrested-in-1995-murder/
https://www.sunjournal.com/2008/08/18/maine-1995-murder-case-renewed-tip/
https://mylifeofcrime.wordpress.com/2012/05/20/cold-case-william-greenwood-murder-430995-portland-me-steven-richard-cutting-pleads-guilty-to-manslaughter-sentenced-to-10-years-in-priso/
Opening Theme- "Horror Express" By John Cacavas
Drag Queens are some of the most beloved and well known figures in and out of the Queer community. But what happens when one legendary queen falls under suspicion for a brutal murder? This is the story of Brandi West, once the most popular drag queen around Texas in the 1980s, who soon finds herself the prime suspect after her girlfriend is found at the bottom of a lake.
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"The Drag Queen Murder" By Kathryn Casey
Opening Theme- "Horror Express" By John Cacavas
Today we're taking you "Down Under" to talk about one of the most infamous and horrific crime sprees ever committed in Australia. When multiple bodies are found stuffed inside of barrels inside an abandoned bank vault, police would soon trace it back to a group of men, who's twisted obsession with "Justice" would cause them to torture and murder a dozen people, changing the small town of Snowtown forever.
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"Killing for Pleasure: The Snowtown Murders" By: Debi Marshall- https://www.amazon.com/Killing-Pleasure-Definitive-Snowtown-Murders-ebook/dp/B004X83CBY/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1WR30WG0EVMCK&keywords=killing+for+pleasure&qid=1674847789&s=digital-text&sprefix=killing+for+pleasure%2Cdigital-text%2C115&sr=1-1
Opening Theme- "Horror Express" By: John Cacavas
This case serves as a cautionary tale for Queer people dating in the digital age. Stephen Port was a disturbed man who gained the trust and lured multiple men to his home in London through various gay dating apps such as Grindr. Once at his house, he would drug the men in order to have his way with them. It would take years of begging and pleading from various family members of his victims before police finally acted and captured a Serial Killer.
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https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-london-61909143
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-london-62720741
https://news.sky.com/story/stephen-port-families-of-men-murdered-by-grindr-killer-demand-met-police-put-things-right-12639418
https://murderpedia.org/male.P/p/port-stephen.htm
Opening Theme-"Horror Express" by John Cacavas
This is the 2nd and final part of our coverage of "The Meanest Man in America", Pee Wee Gaskins. When we left off at the end of Part 1, Pee Wee had just completed a murder for hire plot against death row inmate, Rudolph Tyner. Pee Wee was hired by the son of Tyner's victims, Tony Cimo. Although Tyner would be Pee Wee's last victim, he was far from the first with some claims of Pee Wee's victim count being well over a hundred. In this episode we'll tell you all about how Pee Wee rightfully earned his nickname and the fate of both him and Tony Cimo.
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https://www.crimemuseum.org/crime-library/serial-killers/donald-pee-wee-gaskins/
https://allthatsinteresting.com/pee-wee-gaskins
https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/exhibits/show/our-history/pee-wee-gaskins--prospect-s-no
"Final Truth" by: Donald "Pee Wee Gaskins"- https://www.amazon.com/Final-Truth-Autobiography-Pee-Gaskins/dp/B09JJ7F9SR
Opening Theme- "Horror Express" By John Cacavas
How far would you go to get revenge? Tony Cimo was a normal man with an average life until a senseless act of violence would leave those he loved dead and their killer still very much alive. Tony's quest for vengeance connects him to one of the most notorious serial killers in American history, Donald "Pee Wee" Gaskins. Together the two began plotting out a murder for hire scheme that sounds too crazy to be true and proves just how far some people will go to avenge the ones they love.
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"Final Truth" By: Donald Gaskins- https://www.amazon.com/Final-Truth-Autobiography-Serial-Killer/dp/0963242202
https://apnews.com/article/49a80318c35fcacbf3574cb9642ec119
https://localhistory.richlandlibrary.com/digital/collection/p16817coll21/id/4824/
https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/lifestyle/1983/06/24/the-seeds-of-vengeance/c77f669f-278d-4011-a0f5-89d49bc81a04/
Opening Theme- "Horror Express" By: John Cacavas
Today we discuss a case that happened in our own backyard. 19 year old, Colleen Slemmer, came to Knoxville, TN to try and give herself a better life. Just two weeks shy of accomplishing her goals, her life was savagely and senselessly taken from her by people whom she thought were her friends. Although her killers, Christa Pike and Tadaryl Shipp, were quickly caught, the public was about to learn just how disturbed and twisted these two teenage killers were.
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"A Love to Die For" by Patricia Springer- https://www.amazon.com/Love-Die-Patricia-Springer/dp/078601086X
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This week we're talking about a woman who is a strong contender for the worst mother of the year award. Marie Hilley seemed to have it all, a nice home, always driving the newest cars, a happy and healthy family- The American Dream. But as multiple family members begin to fall victim to a mysterious illness, cracks begin to form in Marie's perfect life and pretty soon the world will see her for the monster she truly is.
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"Poisoned Blood" by:Philip E. Ginsburg- https://www.amazon.com/Poisoned-Blood-Murder-Passion-Astonishing-ebook/dp/B07D7NJ4GX
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Opening Theme- "Horror Express" By: John Cacavas
This is a case straight out of an 80s Horror Film. It has everything from a creepy castle in the woods, home to "devil worshippers", to sex parties to multiple murders. But at its core, this is a tragic case of two people just trying to escape the judgement of the world and carve out their own secluded paradise in the woods. They tried to escape the horrors of the outside world, only to find them knocking right at their door.
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"The Corpsewood Manor Murders" by: Amy Petula- https://www.amazon.com/Corpsewood-Manor-Murders-North-Georgia/dp/1467119008
https://allthatsinteresting.com/corpsewood-manor-murders
https://crimecapsule.com/the-curse-of-corpsewood-and-the-corpsewood-murders/
https://the-line-up.com/corpsewood-manor
Opening Theme- "Horror Express" by John Cacavas
Porn, Money and Murder are what loom over today's case. Join hosts Jordi and Brad as we take a deep dive into one of the most infamous stories in the porn industry. Each week, Jordi will be researching and bringing you a new true crime case, which Brad (and possibly you guys) will be hearing for the very first time.
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"Cobra Killer" by: Andrew Stoner: https://www.amazon.com/Cobra-Killer-Manhunt-Killers-Justice/dp/0692568123
https://www.inquirer.com/philly/news/breaking/20090312_Gay_porn_producer_found_guilty_of_Pa__murder.html
https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-news/death-of-a-porn-king-71027/
https://www.out.com/entertainment/2007/02/26/update-case-cobra-killer
Opening Theme: "Horror Express" by John Cacavas
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