Episode 200: The Murder of Terry Dolowy

In 1985, Terry Dolowy was only 24 years old when her decapitated remains were found set ablaze. Investigators combed over the scene and the very little evidence available to them, but her case quickly grew cold. DNA technology was minimal at best, and much of the evidence in her case had to wait decades before proper testing was available. It wasn’t until 2023 that investigators had a promising DNA match, and in 2024 that man was arrested and charged in her murder. Her case is currently unsolved, though many are hopeful that justice will be served with a conviction.

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Episode 199: Roundtable: The Perfect Neighbor

In this episode, we have a chatty roundtable and debrief about the hit Netflix documentary “The Perfect Neighbor” in which Ajike “AJ” Owens is shot and killed by her neighbor Susan Lorincz through a closed door. After more than a year of tension between the two, and several calls made by Susan to 9-1-1 over AJ’s and other children playing near her home, the tension reached a point of no return when AJ was shot outside Susan’s home. We highly recommend watching the documentary prior to listening to this episode!

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Episode 198: Omaima Nelson and the murder of Bill Nelson

Omaima was born in the late 1960s and was raised in Cairo, Egypt as one of 16 children. After her parents divorce, she went with her mother to live in an impoverished part of the country. She moved to America at 18 when she married an American man, but she was divorced and working as a model and sex worker when she met 56 year old Bill Nelson when she was 22. The couple had a seemingly happy relationship until Thanksgiving in November of 1991, the last time any of Bill’s family would ever hear from him. What followed was a gruesome discovery including dismemberment, castration, cannibalism, and more, as well as a trial that revealed the true horrors of Omaima’s earliest years.

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Episode 197: Teresita Basa: The Voice from Beyond

In February 1977, the 15th floor of an apartment building on the north side of Chicago filled with smoke. Neighbors called for help and firefighters arrived to the scene, where they found the smoke coming from a single apartment. Once inside, they found a mattress in flames. Once the flames were extinguished, they learned it wasn’t the scene of just an arson, but a homicide. Teresita Basa’s body was found in her apartment, and the fire had destroyed their hopes for evidence. In August of that year, Dr. Jose Chua and his wife Remy claimed to have a lead in the murder; further, they claimed the information came from Teresita herself. Her spirit, that is. In this episode, we discuss how Teresita’s murder was solved. Do you believe she aided in her own murder investigation?

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Episode 196: Dean Corll: The Candy Man (Part 4)

Welcome to the fourth and final part of our Dean Corll series! With Dean dead, the investigators turned to David and Wayne to fill in the blanks. Wayne led investigators to the boat shed and other dump sites, revealing the mass graves and levels of depravity they inflicted on their victims. We discuss their trials, the aftermath, potential Gacy links, and the recent interview with Wayne.

Note!! We are taking a mini break, and will be back at it on Halloween! There won’t be a new episode until then, however we are ever present on our Instagram, @about.time.for.true.crime.pod and we would love to see you there. Thank you for your continued support, we are nose booping you all!

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Episode 195: Dean Corll: The Candy Man (Part 3)

In part 3, we continue discussing the series of horrific crimes Dean committed with the help of David Brooks, and now Wayne Henley. We cover Wayne’s introduction, early life, his role in the crimes, and how he ultimately ended Dean’s life. We compare and contrast David Brooks and Wayne Henley, and how integral they were to Dean’s plan.

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Episode 194: Dean Corll: the Candy Man (Part 2)

In part 2 of this series, we discuss the development of Dean’s relationship with David Brooks, the psychological impacts of this, and the first several murders committed after David became his accomplice. Dean’s hold over David proved itself useful as David would lure victims to Dean, for Dean.

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Episode 193: Dean Corll: The Candy Man (Part 1)

Dean Corll was a prolific serial killer, rapist, and monster. He preyed on young boys and men and used a friendly demeanor to gain access to and build trust with those he abused. In this episode, we discuss Dean’s early life, young adulthood, and the ways in which he was able to connect with his desired victim type-- primarily through his family’s candy business. We also introduce his first accomplice, David Brooks.

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Episode 192: The Murders of George and Catherine Peacock

On September 17, 1989, George and Catherine Peacock were found brutally murdered in their Vermont home. The attacks on this elderly couple shook their community and left many wondering why someone would want to hurt the sweet couple, and who could possibly have done it. Their case remained unsolved for more than 30 years until 2020 when the first shred of evidence could finally be tested.

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Episode 191: The Murder of Jacque Rawson Waller

On the outside, Jacque and Clay’s marriage might have seemed idyllic; beautiful couple, precious triplets, support around them. But behind closed doors, their relationship was marked with abuse and violence. Jacque did all the right things-- documented the abuse, told loved ones, and made her plans to safely exit that relationship while keeping herself and her children safe. In 2011, Jacque went missing after an appointment she and Clay attended with a divorce attorney. As the investigation into her disappearance ensued, Jacque’s family was vocal and adamant that Clay was responsible.

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The Hotline: https://www.thehotline.org/

Call 1-800-799-7233 or text START to 88788

National resource center for DV: https://nrcdv.org/

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