Offered as a holiday token to burst through the early dark. O'Henry's classic, "The Gift of the Magi." CALL 888-MURDERY, that's, 888-687-3379, to share YOUR Kinda Murdery story or your story of living with a disability or other challenges, and you could inspire an episode of the show!

In the early 1950s, nestled in the serene landscape of New Zealand, a friendship began to blossom under unusual circumstances. Two teenagers, Pauline Parker and Juliet Hulme, found solace in each other's company, their bond forged in the fires of shared adversity. Both struggled with ill health, a plight that isolated them from their peers and the carefree joys of teenage life. Their worlds, once lonely and fragmented, began to intertwine. Pauline and Juliet, in their isolation, became each other's lifeline. No other friends graced their inner circle; it was a duo against the world. This rapid and intense growth of their friendship was akin to a plot in a suspense novel, where every emotion is magnified, every bond a matter of life and death. And yes, that is foreshadowing. In fact, one of the girls, in a case of professional "bad taste," would grow up to be a famous murdery mystery novelist. Listen and find out who! CALL 888-MURDERY, that's, 888-687-3379, to share YOUR Kinda Murdery story or your story of living with a disability or other challenges, and you could inspire an episode of the show! Sources: https://nzhistory.govt.nz/parker-hulme-murder https://nzhistory.govt.nz/heavenly-creatures-pauline-parker-and-juliet-hulme-are-found-guilty-of-murder https://journalnews.com.ph/14-of-the-most-bizarre-true-crime-stories-we-heard-about-in-2022/

The Lufthansa Heist etched its name in the annals of criminal history, standing as a stark reminder of the audacity of organized crime. when a group of mobsters executed this meticulously planned robbery, they weren't just committing a crime; they were setting a new benchmark for criminal exploits in America. The heist, which occurred in the winter chill of December 1978 at the John F. Kennedy International Airport, was not just another robbery; it was the largest of its kind in American history. Twelve years later, it would inspire the Martin Scorsese classic film, "Goodfellas." This is the Kinda Murdery version of that story... CALL 888-MURDERY, that's, 888-687-3379, to share YOUR Kinda Murdery story or your story of living with a disability or other challenges, and you could inspire an episode of the show! Sources: https://allthatsinteresting.com/lufthansa-heist https://www.aetv.com/real-crime/lufthansa-heist-murders-mafia-mobsters https://www.entrepreneur.com/living/true-story-of-the-goodfellas-lufthansa-heist/450855

In the deep shadows of Thanksgiving Day, 1930, a grim tale unfolded in Stanford, New York, one that seeped into the annals of true crime history. The Germond family, residing on their serene dairy farm, found themselves at the heart of a tragedy that would send ripples of horror through Dutchess County and beyond. The details of this case, as gruesome as they are perplexing, would attract the attention of none other than Franklin D. Roosevelt, the then-Governor of New York and a fellow resident of Dutchess County... Happy Thanksgiving Everyone! CALL 888-MURDERY, that's, 888-687-3379, to share YOUR Kinda Murdery story or your story of living with a disability or other challenges, and you could inspire an episode of the show! Sources: https://modernfarmer.com/2017/10/death-dairy-farm-family-murdered-1930-still-unsolved/ https://poklib.org/a-murder-on-thanksgiving/

Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell saw the world through a binary lens, categorizing people as either "light" or "dark" spirits. This dichotomy wasn't just a philosophical stance; it was a worldview that dictated their perceptions and interactions with those around them. More disturbingly, they introduced a sinister concept into their ideology: the notion of "zombies." In their twisted belief system, individuals taken over by evil spirits were labeled as "zombies". This dehumanization stripped away the individuality and humanity of those they deemed 'infected' by darkness. But the most chilling aspect of their belief was that they claimed the only way to liberate a soul from the clutches of this evil, to free them from their 'zombie' state, was through death. This belief, a grim and fatal remedy, laid the groundwork for a narrative steeped in danger, moral decay, and, of course, murder... CALL 888-MURDERY, that's, 888-687-3379, to share YOUR Kinda Murdery story or your story of living with a disability or other challenges, and you could inspire an episode of the show! Sources: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-65567072 https://www.npr.org/2023/07/31/1191058640/vallow-lori-daybell-sentence-murder-doomsday

At least three murders, and four husbands, ALL of whom committed suicide. Louise Peete's single-minded self-interest gradually evolved into a 40-year reign of terror. Find out how California's famed, "Black Widow," finally made one too many mistakes... Sources: https://crimescribe.com/2021/04/11/on-this-day-in-1947-louise-peete-the-belle-of-bienville/ https://murderpedia.org/female.P/p/peete-louise.htm https://michaelthomasbarry.com/2014/04/11/the-black-widow-louise-peete-was-executed-1947/ As well as primary sourced newspaper articles from www.newspapers.com Buy Robert Walsh's Book: https://www.amazon.com/Murders-Mysteries-Misdemeanors-Southern-California/dp/1634993241

The discovery of the child's body, lying frozen in a cornfield, on Christmas Eve, in Chester, Nebraska, turned the solitary hunter from a mere witness to an urgent harbinger of a dark mystery that needed unraveling. His pulse quickening, he retraced his steps out of the cornfield, each footfall a heavy note in the otherwise silent expanse. He sought help with the weight of his grim find pressing down upon him, a burden he could not bear alone. The police officers, upon their prompt arrival, plunged into the investigative fray, their professional detachment strained by the young age of the victim. They were driven by the conviction that somewhere, perhaps within the quiet homes dotted across the sleepy town or beyond its borders, there was a void where this child once existed—a family missing their little one. Someone must be missing, "Little Boy Blue." CALL 888-MURDERY, that's, 888-687-3379, to share YOUR Kinda Murdery story or your story of living with a disability or other challenges, and you could inspire an episode of the show! Sources: https://chesternebraska.com/little-boy-blue/ https://murderpedia.org/male.S/s/stutzman-eli.htm https://authorcindyparmiter.medium.com/how-the-shocking-discovery-of-an-unidentified-corpse-dubbed-little-boy-blue-led-authorities-to-a-c97d1b6750c6

As the long-awaited D.N.A. results were coallated, the detectives found themselves in the grip of a profound anticipation. The prospect of finally putting a name to the elusive evidence from that brutal day in 1986 was on the horizon, and the atmosphere in the office was thick with the gravity of what that meant. For Detective Bub, his day off on May 29 was abruptly interrupted by a call that would resonate through the annals of the case. It was a technician from the crime lab, and the message he conveyed was simple yet earth-shattering: “It’s a match.” The D.N.A. from the bite marks on Sherri Rassmussmen's arm was a match for LAPD Detective Stephanie Lazarus... Find out what happens now. Listen to the conclusion of, "Take the Beemer. Leave the Body, the Bullets and the Bite Marks..." Only on Kinda Murdery! CALL 888-MURDERY, that's, 888-687-3379, to share YOUR Kinda Murdery story or your story of living with a disability or other challenges, and you could inspire an episode of the show! Sources: https://allthatsinteresting.com/sherri-rasmussen https://www.oxygen.com/the-real-murders-of-los-angeles/crime-news/bite-mark-on-sherri-rasmussen-ties-stephanie-lazarus-to https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2011/06/the-lazarus-file/308499/ https://www.sportskeeda.com/pop-culture/nbc-dateline-who-sherri-rasmussen-s-killer-now

In the midst of an influx of new information, the DNA report from Jennifer Butterworth in the Sherri Rasmussen case, emerged as a unique and tantalizing clue. The report suggested a potential paradigm shift in the case: the murderer might be a woman. This was an anomaly in violent crimes and stood out from the usual pattern of male perpetrators. However, despite its intriguing nature, the report did not lead directly to a specific suspect. Unlike the plethora of cold hits that were directly pointing towards potential culprits due to Proposition 69, the Rasmussen case remained a mystery. The DNA clue, although significant, was like a lone piece of a complex puzzle, waiting for the other pieces to be found and assembled...Listen to PART II now, and find more of those puzzle pieces. CALL 888-MURDERY, that's, 888-687-3379, to share YOUR Kinda Murdery story or your story of living with a disability or other challenges, and you could inspire an episode of the show! Sources: https://allthatsinteresting.com/sherri-rasmussen https://www.oxygen.com/the-real-murders-of-los-angeles/crime-news/bite-mark-on-sherri-rasmussen-ties-stephanie-lazarus-to https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2011/06/the-lazarus-file/308499/ https://www.sportskeeda.com/pop-culture/nbc-dateline-who-sherri-rasmussen-s-killer-now