A newly wed couple is offered the chance of a lifetime when someone decides to pay them for breaking a record on a local river.

All they have to do is make it—but for Bessie, the bride who has never been on the river—it’s a much bigger challenge.

Her husband is convinced that they can make it, but when the boat shows up and they don’t, investigators wonder if there might be more to their disappearance.

When loved ones find a gun in Bessie’s lingerie drawer, the narrative changes.

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When the Girls Scouts were first formed, their goal was to educate and inspire girls in America.

Through camps and exciting outings, they help young girls to learn how to be their best selves—but in 1977, disaster struck.

Three little girls were dragged from their tent and murdered while attending one of these camps.

A search for the killers would leave police chasing down criminals in the area, but the Girl Scouts would never be the same again.

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When the Duperrault family heads out on a yacht with an experienced captain and his wife, they are ready to see the world.

When the ship sinks, only the captain, Julian Harvey, manages to survive.

A few days later, eleven-year-old Terry Jo Duperrault is fished out of the sea. She’s alive, and she has a chilling story about what really happened aboard the Bluebelle.

Links

Tere Jo’s Dinghy: https://www.mamamia.com.au/terry-jo-duperrault/

Tere Jo’s Book: https://www.amazon.com/Alone-Orphaned-Richard-Logan-PhD-ebook/dp/B003NX74G4

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Suzanne Eaton was an award-winning scientist who disappeared from a scientific conference in Greece while she was out for a run. After a year, her body was discovered in a World War II bunker, sparking an investigation into her abduction and murder.

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To honor her legacy, memorial funds have been created to support up-and-coming scientists.

Donation Link:

https://www.betterplace.org/en/projects/71780-suzanne-eaton-fund

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buymeacoffee.com/GunmetalDraws.

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When a couple in their late twenties trades backpacking for a road trip across Australia to see more, they are surprised when they are flagged down by a local who informs them they have car trouble.

The man offers to help, but instead, he kills Peter and plans to abduct Joanne.

Joanne’s fight for survival begins immediately and stretches on for five full hours as she hides in the Australian wilderness while her boyfriend’s killer hunts for her.

Joanne’s Book: https://www.booktopia.com.au/no-turning-back-joanne-lees/ebook/9780733638626.html

The Reddit Thread for Josh Hall’s family:

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In part four of a four-part series, we discuss one of the Babes in the Wood murders, aptly named after a story written in 1595.

 

Gary Hanlon and Susan Blatchford went out to play for an hour before dinner, but when the two friends didn’t return, their parents began to worry.

 

After weeks spent missing, they are finally found.

 

Police believed that the children died from the cold, but their families were convinced that the two children were murdered.

 

In the end, the death of another young girl would finally lead police to their killer.

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In part three of a four-part series, we discuss one of the Babes in the Wood murders, aptly named after a story written in 1595.

 

Two friends head out to play at the park and never make it home. A helpful neighbor finds them and checks them for signs of life, but they have already passed away.

 

Is their neighbor really a good guy, or is he a murderer hiding in plain sight?

 

Find out about one final murder of the same name in the next and final episode.

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In part two of a four-part series, we discuss one of the Babes in the Wood murders, aptly named after a story written in 1595.

The bodies of two children are found in Stanley Park by a gardener. Police quickly get to work trying to identify the kids, but can’t seem to determine when they died—or what gender they are.

There is no end to this case, but there sure are a lot of theories.

Find out about two other murders of the same name in the next two episodes.

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In part one of a four-part series, we discuss one of the Babes in the Wood murders, aptly named after a story written in 1595.

 

Three little girls are found suffocated in the woods. Two dead adults 100 miles away are the only ones who know what happened to them, but their family and friends sure love to speculate.

 

Did Elmo Noakes really run away with his eighteen-year-old niece with plans of disposing of his three motherless girls, or did something more strange happen here?

 

Find out about three other murders of the same name in the next three episodes.

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In the 80s and 90s, the Satanic Panic tore through America. People were seeing the devil everywhere, but one kid thought he saw Lucifer more clearly than the rest.

In this episode, we explore the brutal killing of Gary Lauwers at the hands of Ricky Kasso, a boy who was commonly known as The Acid King.

Drugs and the devil make for a deadly combination.

Rolling Stones Interview:

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