Jill Coit’s Deadly Deception and The Dominos Pizza Murder Spree...

In October 1993, 52-year-old hardware store owner Gerald Boggs was found murdered in his Steamboat Springs, Colorado home. Suspicion soon fell on his former wife, Jill Coit, a con artist and serial bigamist who had been married nearly a dozen times. Investigators would reveal Gerald wasn't the first of her husbands to be murdered. 

Volatile Mitchell Sims, liked pizza but hated Domino’s, where he worked. An argument with his manager would send him on a cross country revenge spree that would end in the deaths of three Domino’s employees.

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In this weeks Aussie As, Tara tells us about “Run, Daniel, Run!” a pair of fishermen lose their fish after being chased by a huge crocodile in the NT. 

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