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Carl Gugasian, known as "The Friday Night Bank Robber", who served a 17-year sentence for armed robbery. He robbed more than 50 banks over a 30-year period of a total of more than $2 million.
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On May 16, 2007 Louis Lamonica, Jr., walked into Detective Stan Carpenter's office in Livingston, Louisiana and confessed to some of the most vile and repulisive acts ever uttered. Lamonica was the pastor of the nearby Hosanna Church. Lamonica told deputies that he and other church members had performed satanic rituals, animal sacrifice and sexual abuse of at least 24 children in the church. and the case continues to shake the community and was the inspiration for True Detective Season 1.
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Terrance Yeakey was a sergeant in the Oklahoma City Police Department. He was one of the first responders at the site of the Oklahoma City bombing, rescuing at least four people. A year later he was dead by what was ruled as a suicide by gunshot. However, his manner of death remains disputed to this day.
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On the afternoon of October 23, 1988, a the body of 26-year-old Anna Jean Kane was found on a hiking trail near Shoemakersville, PA. When Anna’s remains were recovered, she was fully clothed, had facial bruises, and a rope fastened around her neck . Still, her case went cold until an anymous letter was sent to the local paper with information that only the killer would know, as well as DNA on the envelope. Over three decades later, people believe they have now solved the case.
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For millions of Americans, George Reeves was no mortal man. He was the Man of Steel. Gaining fame playing Superman in the Adventures of Superman serial during the 1950's, Reeves established himself as an important piece of American pop culture. However, Reeves had a dark side. He drank constantly. He associated with seedy characters in Hollywood. He through parties at his home nearly every night. It was during one of these parties that he met his demise. Was it suicide? Or did one of the guests have it in for Reeves?
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Investigative journalist Gavin Fish talks to Code One about his extensive work in the death of Ellen Greenberg.
Please visit gavinfish.com to help support his efforts.
If you are so inclined, please contribute to gofundme.com/justice-for-ellen to assist in the fees accumulated in the attempt to get the case reopened.
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When Ellen Greenberg's body was found inside her locked apartment, she suffered 20 stab wounds ranging from the back of her head to her torso. Authorities quickly ruled the death a suicide. However, many, including Ellen's parents, are certain that Ellen did not commit suicide. They are adamant that she was murdered and they know who did it.
This episode, Code One examines the Medical Examiner's office's change of manner of death from homicide to suicide. We also discuss the legal actions that were taken by Ellen's family and where the case stands today.
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When Ellen Greenberg's body was found inside her locked apartment, she suffered 20 stab wounds ranging from the back of her head to her torso. Authorities quickly ruled the death a suicide. However, many, including Ellen's parents, are certain that Ellen did not commit suicide. They are adamant that she was murdered and they know who did it.
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It's still the Halloween season, and that means the Code One Podcast is still looking towards the spookier side of True Crime. This episode, Jason and Nat examine the recent case where a funeral home in Colorado has been accused of improperly storing 189 bodies in a storage facility.
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This week, in keeping with our Halloween theme, we talk about two more scary true crime tales with a supernatural twist. The first is about Rod Ferrell and his murderous vampire cult. The second is about the Headless Valley, an area in the Northwest Territory of Canada where many bodies have been found and more have gone missing.
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In keeping with the Halloween season, Jason, Nat, and John explore the case of a woman who is said to have solved her own murder, and a case involving a gang known as The Monster with 21 Faces that extorted giant candy companies, as well as kidnapping company executives.
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This month will be a slight departure from our regular format. October is here and we are getting in the Halloween spirit by delving into some more paranormal-ish true crime. However, this week we talk about horror movies and the true crime stories that inspired them.
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Jason, Nat, and John examine the recent Franks Memorandum issued by the defense in the murder case of Abby Williams and Liberty German in Delphi, Indiana. They also discuss Prosecutor Nick McLeland's response to the memorandum.
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Stan Graham was a quiet man for most of his life. He was cordial to neighbors, and spent most of his time with his family and on his dairy farm. However, in 1940, he came under financial pressure. He blamed is neighbors for his failing farm and became abusive towards them. Graham was confronted bjey police which led them on the largest manhunt in the history of New Zealand. x
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Benjamin "Bugsy" Siegel was one of the most notorious, and visible gangsters to ever live. He secured a fortune from bootlegging during Prohibition, along with his friend and partner Myer Lanksy, and their mentor Arnold Rothstein, However, Siegel had bigger dreams. He wanted to be a silver screen star like his childhood heroes Rudolph Valentino and Douglas Fairbanks. So he moved to Los Angeles and maintained a criminal empire on the West Coast. While he was there, he had the idea for a city, deep in the desert, filled with the high class casinos that you'd find in Monaco. He was set to open a casino called The Flamingo in this arid nowhere called Las Vegas. But before the papers could be signed, he was shot and killed. The murder has never been solved. Jason, Nat, and John take a look at what could have brought Bugsy to an early grave.
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Debbie Wolfe was a very likeable, funny, and proficient nurse at the VA hospital in Fayetteville, NC On December 26, 1985, she was scheduled to work the first shift. However, when she didn't show up, her family and coworkers began to panic. After searching her home, family members found several anamolies and one mysterious message on her answering machine. But no Debbie. After several searches of the property, Debbie's body was finally found by family friends in the retaining pond behind her house. This is when some would say that this case became a true mystery.
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Aldrete and Costanzo's Narcosatanists have risen through the ranks of the criminal underworld by using a combination of drug trade and human sacrifice. However, after a few missteps, Constanzo decides to up his game and makes a fatal mistake.
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Sara Aldrete was a true woman of the 80's. She was a native of Matamoros but she attended Texas Southmost College and was dubbed the perfect student. But in her private time, along with Adolfo Constanzo, she led a drug-trafficking and human sacrifice cult called “Los Narcosatánicos,”. She was dubbed “The Godmother” or “La Madrina,” and participated in ritualistic deaths before being arrested in 1989.
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Lauren Dumolo was last seen on June 19, 2020 in Cape Coral, Florida. Just a few days after she went missing, her purse, shoes, and keys were found in a nearby park that she frequented. The story unfolded about the days leading up to her disapperance, and more questions arose. What really happened to Lauren Dumolo? Listen as the Code One Podcast examines the unusual events that occurred the days before and after her disappearance.
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On May 16, 2006 Rey Rivera leaves his home in suburban Baltimore in a rush after receiving a mysterious phone call. On May 24, Rey’s body was discovered inside a conference room in Belvedere Hotel. Above his body was an exposed hole in the roof. How did Rivera’s body end up in the Belvedere Hotel? Nat, Jason, and John discuss the facts around this bizarre case and try to make sense of it all.
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