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Episode 143: The Deadpool Killer, Wade Wilson
Wade Wilson’s case captured media attention for three main reasons: the sheer brutality of his crimes, that his name is that of the comic-book character Deadpool, and that he is, by most accounts, a very attractive man. But Wade Steven Wilson is a monster, and his heinous actions claimed the lives of two innocent women and traumatized several more. In this episode, we discuss his early life, his crimes, and the aftermath of this case that was only just resolved in August 2024.
National Sexual Assault Hotline: 1-800-656-4673
National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC)
(Homepage | National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC))
Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network (RAINN)
(RAINN | The nation's largest anti-sexual violence organization)
National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-273-8255
The Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
Domestic Violence Support | National Domestic Violence Hotline (thehotline.org)
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Episode 142: The Murders of Morris Blankenbaker and Glynn Moore, Love Triangle Gone Wrong
In this winding tale of love, betrayal and secrets, we cover the murders of Morris Blankenbaker and Glynn “Gabby” Moore. Morris Blankenbaker was an all-American boy, who was offered a shot to play professional football. He turned it down because he wanted to settle down with his high school sweetheart and the love of his life, Dee Ann. The two lived a quiet life; happy together and raising their children, that is, until Gabby Moore, Morris’ former football coach, fell on hard times. Morris opened his home to the man he once idolized, and their lives changed forever.
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Episode 141: Albert Fish, the Gray Man (Part 3)
Ahh yes, the conclusion to our Albert Fish series! We pick up where we last left you; Detective King located Albert Fish after 6 long years of searching for him. In this episode, we discuss the information revealed as the investigation into Fish continues; including what happened to Grace Budd and other victims, as well as what his own children recall from their childhood. We conclude with the jury’s verdict and that aftermath.
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BONUS: Roundtable: Sandra Birchmore, The Case Podcast, and more
Surprise! In our first roundtable episode, we discuss the death of Sandra Birchmore, the arrest of Matthew Farwell, and the hard work and dedication of The Case Podcast. Sandra Birchmore’s death was initially deemed a suicide, but upon closer examination and through the independent journalism of The Case Podcast, an arrest has been made in her murder. Matthew Farwell, a Stoughton, MA police officer, is accused of her murder; we anticipate further charges will be filed in this case.
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Episode 140: Albert Fish, the Gray Man (Part 2)
In this episode, we pick up where we left you last: the disappearance of 4 year old Billy Gaffney, and discuss what we believe happened to him. We also discuss the abduction of 10 year old Grace Budd, and the infamous “Grace Budd letter.” We cover the investigation into several theories, rabbit holes, and other suspects. Lastly, we conclude with Detective King’s most promising lead, the lead that brought him directly to Albert Fish.
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Episode 139: Albert Fish, the Gray Man (Part 1)
In part 1 of our series on serial killer Albert Fish, we cover his earliest years, young adulthood, and earliest crimes as well as discuss how and why he earned the titles of the Gray Man, the Boogey Man, and the Werewolf of Wysteria. We cover the murder of 8 year old Frances McDonnell and conclude with the disappearance of 4 year old Billy Gaffney. Listener discretion is strongly advised.
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Episode 138: the Murder of Ashlynn Mike
In May 2016, 11 year old Ashynn and her 9 year old brother accepted a ride home from school. After hours passed and panic set in, her brother Ian was spotted walking.. alone. What happened next changed policies and legislation for missing indigenous children across the country.
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Episode 137: Daniel Wozniak: Bad Actor, Worse Person
23 year old Julie Kibuishi’s body was found in the bedroom of her friend Sam Herr’s apartment, but he was nowhere to be found. Sam, like Julie, was a college student, and he enrolled after returning from deployment in Afghanistan. A manhunt for Sam ensued, but their investigation led to a different man: Daniel Wozniak. Dan was an unemployed actor at the local community theatre and a Costa Mesa local like Sam; in fact, they lived in the same apartment complex. Dan couldn’t have anything to do with the murder though… Right?
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Episode 136: The Horrific Murder of Matthew Shepard
Matthew Shepard was a 21-year old student attending the University of Wyoming, and, in 1998, had finally felt like he’d found his people in the gay/LGBT+ community. After suffering severe trauma in his teen years, and struggling with his mental health, things were looking up for the first time in a long while. One evening, Matt crossed paths with two men who tortured him and left him for dead in a desolate area. Matt’s case changed legislation for hate related crimes regarding queer people across the nation.
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Mental health crisis line: Dial 988
The Trevor Project - Suicide Prevention for LGBTQ+ Young People
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Episode 135: The Murder of Hollywood Sex Therapist Dr. Amie Harwick
Dr. Amie Harwick was an accomplished woman; she was a practicing individual and family therapist, sex therapist, and author, who occasionally was featured in podcasts, lectured in classrooms, and hung out with celebrities in LA. Despite her experience, knowledge, and education, Amie Harwick was the victim of a deranged ex-boyfriend’s deadly obsession.
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National DV Support: Domestic Violence Support | National Domestic Violence Hotline (thehotline.org)
Call: 1.800.799.SAFE (7233)
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Episode 134: Al Capone: Part 3
In our third and final part of our series on Al Capone, we cover the investigation of the St. Valentine’s Day massacre, and Capone’s eventual arrest. We discuss his time incarcerated in Alcatraz as well as his end of life.
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Episode 133: Al Capone: Part 2
In part 2 of our 3 part series, we cover the majority of Capone’s bootlegging, other gang activity, and just how far reaching his influence went. We conclude with the Saint Valentine’s Day Massacre, which was the catalyst to Capone’s downfall.
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Episode 132: Al Capone: Part 1
In this episode, we discuss the early life of the infamous Al Capone, the mobster who is said to have “owned” Chicago. We cover his beginnings in New York, his move to Chicago, and the beginning of his bootlegging empire.
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Episode 131: The TallHotBlond Murder
In 2005, 46 year old Thomas Montgomery logged onto a chatroom using the screen name “MarineSniper.” Of the people he messaged with, he quickly grew a fondness for a user named Jessi who used the screen name TalHotBlond. Tom led a double life; one his wife and teenage daughters knew nothing about, that allowed him to pose as a young, spry, handsome 18 year old marine falling in love with a girl he met online. This case is a rollercoaster of lies, deceit, loneliness, and ultimately, irony. In the end, the actions of few resulted in the death of one.
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Episode 130: The Kidnapping and Murder of Megan Kanka
In July 1994, 7 year old Megan Kanka went outside to play in her safe suburban neighborhood and never returned home. Megan was stolen from her family, and the murderer was a man who lived just yards away with a history of crimes against children. In this episode, we discuss Megan’s case, but we also talk about legislation inspired by her case, Megan’s Law, and the ongoing conversations we should be having.
Megan's Place Donation Fund
Jacob Wetterling Resource Center
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Episode 129: The Exoneration of Brian Banks
Ask and you shall receive! Our listeners requested an exoneration case and that’s what we brought you today. In 2002, Brian Banks was a talented athlete with dreams of playing professional football when his life changed at just 16 years old. He was accused and convicted of a vicious crime, and only nearly 10 years later was he able to clear his name when the truth came out. We end the episode with some questions from a Q&A poll over on IG!
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Episode 128: Murder for Avril Tickets
In March 2008, Robert Bolek had an argument with his mother Linda , but this argument was unlike any they’d had before. Robert had struggled with his mental health for most of his life, and it became increasingly worse in the months leading up to March. An argument over a trivial concert ticket ended in a night he’d never forget.
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Mental health emergency: Dial 988
Help for Mental Illnesses - National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) (nih.gov)
Homepage | NAMI
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Episode 127: Diane Downs (Part 2)
In our second and final installment on Diane Downs, we cover the investigation, trial, and the aftermath. A case that started with a frantic night in a Springfield, OR emergency room ended with a single mother of three becoming one of the most hated women in America. To find out how, you’ll have to tune in.
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Episode 126: Diane Downs (Part 1)
Diane Downs was the center of a lot of controversy after arriving at an Oregon Hospital with her three children; all of whom, like herself, had gunshot wounds. In part one, we cover that night in 1983, and Diane’s life before that.
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Episode 125: The Brighton Ax Murder, the murder of Cathy Krauseneck
On the afternoon of February 19, 1982, Jim Krauseneck arrived home from work after 5pm like he always did. When he entered his home, he discovered a brutal scene in which his 29 year old wife Cathy was slain, and their 3 year old daughter stood in a daze. The investigation into Cathy’s murder wouldn’t conclude until 40 years later in 2022, and some believe it has never truly been solved.
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