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Crime Curious

Crime Curious Podcast

A true crime podcast where two friends’ journey through true crime cases in a lighthearted and in-depth way through the lens of a Judge and trained investigator. We give educated details without being boring to listen to. Enjoy!

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100: Episode 100: Lenny The Loon Part 2

Crime Curious ·

2022/01/13

We are wrapping up our 100th episode special with a plot twist that we just can’t make up. If you haven’t already, make sure you catch part one of Lenny the Loon. In this episode we will reveal a part of this case that grabbed national attention… you will understand

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99: Episode 99: Lenny The Loon

Crime Curious ·

2022/01/09

In honor of approaching 100 episodes we have decided to bring a two part case that is really hard to believe. In this episode Charnell talks about one of Australia’s most gruesome serial killers, Leonard Fraser; also known as the Rockhampton Rapist. Leonard spent a majority of his life in and out of prison, upping the ante with his crimes each time he was released to reoffend. This case will leave you with a lot of questions. Things a killer would know - Paula Doneman - 9781741142310 - Allen

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98: Episode 98: The Murder of Trooper Kermit Fitzpatrick

Crime Curious ·

2022/01/06

Kermit Fitzpatrick was dedicated to his career in law enforcement. Those that knew him did not forget him. He had the ability to connect and touch the lives of the people he worked with. Sadly Kermit’s life was taken while on active duty when he was just thirty years old. Join us as Charnell shares a very special listener pick that is close to her heart. Reflections for Trooper Kermit Fitzpatrick, Michigan State Police, Michigan (odmp.org) Personal Story written in by Michael Lennox Music By: Jonas

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97: Episode 97: The Murder of Colleen Ritzer

Crime Curious ·

2022/01/02

Colleen Ritzer devoted her life to her career as a high school math teacher. She was adored by her students, friends and family. October 22nd, 2013 started out as an ordinary school day at Danvers High school in Massachusetts. Colleen even wore purple for “Buddy Day” to match her favorite teacher and friend at school. No one could predict that Colleen’s kindness and willingness to stay after school and help tutor her students would end in such a horrific and tragic way. Sources:

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96: Episode 96: The Fruitcake

Crime Curious ·

2021/12/23

The Collin Street Bakery is a 4th generation family owned and operated very successful business out of Texas most popular for their delicious fruitcake. However, their success unfortunately tempted Sandy Jenkins and his wife at the time Kay to live their best life all on the bakery's dime. This story is full of fruits and nuts. Music By: Jonas Bjornstand Cover Art By: Charnell Fruitcake - Wikipedia Fruitcake Fraud available on Discovery Plus What Happened To Sandy Jenkins After His Arrest

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95: Episode 95: The Sodder Children...Where Are They?

Crime Curious ·

2021/12/19

If you are from Fayettesville West Virgina then you have likely heard of the five missing Sodder children that disappeared in a house fire on Christmas Eve. Although authorities want the family to believe that the children perished in the fire....there was no physical evidence found in the after math of the fire to prove this. Take a listen to this intriguing decades old mystery of the missing Sodder

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94: Episode 94: The Amazing Story of Anne Greene

Crime Curious ·

2021/12/16

Anne Greene was sentenced to the gallows for "infinticide" in 1650 even though it was obvious her baby was still born and born months premature. However, fate had a different plan when the gallows didn't work. Take a listen to this truly unbelievable case and look into what life would have been like in the 1600's! Anne Greene, The Accused Baby Killer Who Refused to Die | Ancient Origins (ancient-origins.net) 1650: Anne Greene survives being hanged, pulled, stomped (alphahistory.com) Newes from

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93: Episode 93: The Terry Neely Case

Crime Curious ·

2021/12/12

Terry Neely was a 46 year old disabled man from Phoenix, Arizona. He lived in an assisted living facility, and was well liked in the community. Unfortunately Terry’s desire to make friends and talk to people in the neighborhood lured him into one of the most heinous crimes the police had ever seen. It’s hard to believe the lack of remorse his killer had. Watch the interview for yourself.

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92: Episode 92: Where is Mary Johnson??

Crime Curious ·

2021/12/09

Mary Johnson (also known as Mary Davis) was last seen almost one year ago, on November 25th of 2020. Since that date, very little information is known as what what happened to her. Last seen walking with a man en route to a friend’s house, Mary never made it there. Mary’s case captures an example of the lack of information and coverage on the cases of murdered and missing Indigenous women. She is one of thousands. Her case remained unsolved. Music By: Jonas Bjornstand Cover Art By: Charnell

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91: Episode 91: Ashley Loring Heavyrunner

Crime Curious ·

2021/12/05

Ashley Loring Heavyrunner had big plans for her future. She was smart, kind hearted, and passionate about helping others. June 5th of 2017 was the last time that Ashley’s family heard from her. Since that day, it’s as if Ashley had vanished. Ashley’s family continues to search for her with very few leads or answers. We hope that sharing her story and her name will bring awareness, to not only her, but the thousands of murdered and missing Indigenous women who also have unsolved cases in the United

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90: Episode 90: Dan and Fran's Daycare

Crime Curious ·

2021/12/02

Before 1991, Dan and Fran Keller were just an All- American couple running their own day care business in the town of Oak Hill, Texas. When accusations surface from several children, allegedly disclosing the details of what was happening at the daycare, the entire town turns upside down. Those aware of the allegations developed one mission, to bring the Keller’s down. This case is a prime example of what happens when people cannot see beyond a narrative that was created right from the start. But

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89: Episode 89: The Case of Laila Daniel

Crime Curious ·

2021/11/28

Music by: Jonas Bjornstand Cover Art By: Charnell Sources:

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88: Episode 88: Come on Irene

Crime Curious ·

2021/11/25

Irene Schroder was the youngest of 15 children born in poverty with very little life skills and choices ahead of her. When she meets married Boy Scout leader and Sunday school teacher Walter Glenn Dague the choices they make together would lead to Irene being the first woman in Pennsylvania to be executed via electric chair. Music By: Jonas Bjornstand Cover Art By: Charnell 23 February 1931 – Irene Schroeder | Execution of the day (wordpress.com) Irene Schroeder – Pennsylvania ‘Trigger Woman.’

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87: Episode 87: The Sarah Henderson Case

Crime Curious ·

2021/11/21

In 2017 Sarah and Jacob Henderson were married and living with Sarah's two beautiful little girls. On November 1 Jacob became concerned for his wife and her mental state, and called 911. It turned out to be a false alarm....or so they all thought. Jacob's next call to 911 came at 2:29 a.m. on November 2 after being woke up by his wife telling him that she had done the unthinkable. Music by: Jonas Bjornstand Cover art by: Charnell Why? Sarah Nicole Henderson Texas mom shoots daughters, 5 &

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86: Episode 86: The Rattlesnake Killer

Crime Curious ·

2021/11/18

Rattlesnake James thought he was one smooth dude collecting insurance money on the wives of his life....and for a while he was. Until the fate of his actions catch up to him and he ends up being the very last man to go to the gallows in the State of California. Music By: Jonas Bjornstand Cover Art by: Charnell In One of L.A.'s Most Outrageous Murder Cases, a Rattlesnake Was the Weapon (lamag.com) Rattlesnake James - Wikipedia Robert S. James | Murderpedia, the encyclopedia of murderers Little

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85: Episode 85: The Bus Kidnapping of 1976

Crime Curious ·

2021/11/14

What should have been a typical bus ride home for 26 school children and one bus driver ended up being the longest ride of their life when they were all kidnapped and held hostage by three individuals in 1976. Music by: Jonas Bjornstand Cover Art By: Charnell Chowchilla bus kidnapping survivor: "I felt like I was an animal going to the slaughterhouse" — "48 Hours" Live to Tell - CBS News 1976 Chowchilla kidnapping - Wikipedia From the Archives: The 1976 Chowchilla bus kidnapping - Los Angeles

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84: Episode 84: The Tragic Case of Brittany Killgore

Crime Curious ·

2021/11/11

Cover Art By: Charnell Music By: Jonas

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83: Episode 83: Three Bad Broads

Crime Curious ·

2021/11/07

Ocey Snead married her first cousin but that isn't even the weirdest thing that happens in her life. She is raised by her mother and two aunts that dress in mourning garb and chant prayers around people that appear to make them bend to their will. Unfortunately for Ocey, the greed of her relatives ends up bringing her to her death. The Slow Death of Ocey Snead. Starved, overdosed, and drowned by her… | by Heather Monroe | Medium Three Sisters in Black: The Bizarre True Case of the Bathtub

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82: Episode 82: The Andre Daigle Case

Crime Curious ·

2021/11/04

Andre was a tall dark drink of water and had his whole life ahead of him at 27 years old. He was kind hearted and helpful, something that would ultimately lead to his death all at the hands of three individuals that thought if they could prove themselves capable of murder then they could take on the world. It is possible his case might never have been solved if Andre's sister had not enlisted the help of Psychic Rosemarie Kerr, the first ever Psychic to testify at a murder trial. News &

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81: Episode 81: The Murder of Julie Popovich

Crime Curious ·

2021/10/31

Julie Popovich was a 20 year old aspiring model before she disappeared from a bar in Ohio on the early morning hours of August 12, 2005. Her body was found by county workers nearly a month after her death....and three weeks after a medium named Kristy Robinette said that Julie's spirit came to her and told her to draw a map to the location of her body. The man convicted of her murder has exhausted his appeals and although the evidence is stacked against him, he maintains his

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