Cafecito & Crime

In today's episode, Barbie brings us the case of Clinton Young. In November 2001, at the age of 18, Clinton was accused of murdering two people but maintained his innocence throughout his trial. He would get convicted of capital murder in 2003 and sentenced to death. Eight days before Clint's execution date in 2017, his conviction would be overturned by the Texas Supreme Court of Appeals due to prosecutorial misconduct. Join us on this wild ride of an episode. So, grab your cafecito, and let's get started. 

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In our latest episode, we discuss the case of the Kyoto Animation studio arson attack. On a regular Thursday, a man set fire to the animation studio that had over 70 people inside. He killed 36 and injured over 34, including himself. It would take almost a year before he was actually arrested due to his injuries. So what made this man carry out Japan’s biggest massacre since 2001? Grab your cafecito and listen to find out. 

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In today's case, Barbie brings us the story of Michele Williams, Keller's "Black Widow." When she called 911 in the early hours of October 13, 2011, she claimed that an intruder in her home shot and killed her husband, Greg, and then attacked her. She later goes on to change her story multiple times and says that Greg committed suicide. From a plea deal, to a pregnancy, to a new boyfriend and business venture, Michele does not have one concrete version of the truth. What is the truth? And what was the one thing that convinced investigators that she was the one that pulled the trigger that night? Grab your cafecito and listen to todays episode to find out. 

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When we hear the term serial killer I think our minds automatically picture an adult, but in today’s case, the serial killer is a child. Mary Bell was born to a mother who didn’t want her and made it known. She also went through all types of abuse and loss before they age 6. Was it her environment that made her kill at such a young age or was she born evil? Join us for today’s episode to find out. So, grab your cafecito, and let’s get started.

Book used a source:
Mary Flora Bell: The Horrific True Story Behind An Innocent Girl Serial Killer (Real Crime by Real Killers Book 5) by Nancy Veysey

TW: child abuse and child murder.

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On today’s episode, we’ll be discussing the case of Jennifer Schuett. At the age of 8, she survived the impossible and gave the police all the information needed to capture her kidnapper and rapist. Unfortunately, her case would go cold in 1990, and it wouldn’t be until 2008 when he was finally captured. Join for todays unbelievable case, so grab your cafecito and lets gets started. 

TW: rape and attempted murder of a child. 

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Today's episode is a crazy one! I'm talking novela cuckoo. Michelle meets Ian, and they get engaged, things don't work out and they break up. Michelle moves on and so does Ian, after some messy business in regard to the condo they lived in finally gets settled. Months pass and Ian's new wife starts receiving very disturbing threatening emails and other disturbing things also show up at their front door. Every terrorizing email points to Michelle being the sender but what if she's not? Join us for today's episode to find out! Grab your cafecito and let's get started. 

TW: This episode will include talk of rape. 

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It is always a tragedy when something happens to a child, and not knowing who did it must add another layer of unimaginable pain for their loved ones. Sadly, that is what happens in today's case. In 1996, ten-year-old Amberly Mendoza went to bed as she always did, but her lifeless body would be discovered in her room the following morning. Police never made an arrest, and her case remains open till this today. Join us today to learn more about what happened to Amberly Mendoza. Grab your cafecito, and let's get started.

TW: death of a child.

Jackie Flores's video about Amberly Mendoza https://youtu.be/GU_OExUhFCM

Amberly's Place Family Advocacy Center 
https://www.amberlysplace.com/index.html

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Brittanee Drexel was your typical 17-year-old high school student who wanted to enjoy her spring break in 2009. She had been having a hard time at home and thought that going to Myrtle Beach with some friends was just what she needed, but sadly,  Brittanee would never make it back home to her family. Today's case is tragic and one that is considered a parent's worst nightmare. So, grab your cafecito, and let's get started.

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Today’s episode will conclude The Thanksgiving Killer case. Paul Merhige is on the run after murdering 4 members of his family.  Spoiler alert! He does get caught and goes to prison. Though his sentence was not something that all family members of the victims agreed with, one thing is for certain, Paul Merighe would never be a free man ever again. So grab your cafecito and let’s get into it! 

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Barbie is bringing us today's case! On Thanksgiving Day in 2009, a family of 16 gathered in the Sitton's home to celebrate. Everything was going well and dandy until an uninvited guest arrived, Paul arrived. After leaving for a bit, Paul returns with a gun and fatally shoots 4 of his family members and wounds others. The victims were his twin sisters, Carla and Lisa, aunt Raymonde, and 6-year-old Makayla. At some point, he said he has been waiting 20 years to do it. But what drove Paul to commit such a heinous crime? Well, grab your cafecito, and let's get started. 

KILLER QUEENS PODCAST EPISODE: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6WFAMC4GeEYqPl4FFVMdKw

TW: death of a child. 

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