On this week's episode, Jaclyn and Courtney continue talking about the Green River Killer victims. This episode covers more women who went missing, some of the victims' remains being recovered, and a few possible suspects. Tune in to Part 2 of this series to hear more! If you want to hear the conclusion to this story immediately, check out our Patreon where part 3 is available now!

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In part 1 of Caffeinated Crimes' first 3 part series, Courtney and Jaclyn cover the disappearances and murders of the first women to become victims of the Green River Killer. From May 1982- July 1983, the man who would later be known as the Green River Killer murdered at least 23 young women in the Seattle area. Today's episode covers as much of their lives as we know.

*Please note that we mispronounced Kimi-Kai Pistor's name. We issue a correction and provide additional information about Kimi-Kai from her family in episode 60.

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In this week's episode, Jaclyn and Courtney cover the horrific murder of Michael and Alexander Smith by their mother, Susan Smith. Susan claimed her children were kidnapped by a carjacker. She later told the real story, that was even more horrible than anyone could have imagined. Tune in to hear the details of Susan's early life, the murder, and the aftermath.

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On this week’s episode, Courtney talks about the mysterious disappearance of Tu Thi-Cam Tran. She was last seen on campus at the University of Maryland Baltimore County in 1990. Jaclyn then discusses the disappearance of Paula Jean Welden, who was last seen leaving for a hike at Bennington College in 1946. Both women seemingly vanished into thin air and have never been seen or heard from since.

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Today, Jaclyn and Courtney cover the horrifying story of Issei Sagawa, better known as the Japanese Cannibal. This tiny, tiny, small man killed Reneé Hartevelt while studying in France and proceeded to eat on her body for 2 days. Tune in to hear us discuss the crime and crazy aftermath of this case.

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In 2018, Lauren McCluskey was murdered by her ex-boyfriend, Melvin Rowland, on the University of Utah campus. Rowland had lied to her about who he was and the fact that he was a registered sex offender on parole. Multiple reports were made to both campus police and the Salt Lake City Police Department prior to her death, but no one took Lauren's concerns seriously. This week Courtney and Jaclyn tell the tragic story of this beautiful girl's death and the policy changes that have occurred as a result of her murder.

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Courtney and Jaclyn are taking a holiday break this week and leaving you with an old Patreon bonus episode! In volume 2 of vigilante justice, Courtney tells the tale of the murder of Ken McElroy and the silence of the whole town of Skidmore, MO. In this episode, they cover the deaths of Wendy Gillenwater and Bobbie Jo Stinnett and the disappearance of Branson Perry. How can this tiny town of only 280 people have so many horrific crimes?

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On New Year's Eve in 1964, Barbara, Peter, and Gerald Egan were brutally murdered in their car. This week Jaclyn and Courtney keep with the themed episodes and discuss this New Year's Eve murder. They dive into the Egans' early lives, criminal history, their murders, and the many theories and suspects who came up in this still officially unsolved case. 

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On Christmas Day in 1929, Charlie Lawson murdered his wife and 6 of his 7 children before shooting himself. What could cause such a seemingly normal family man to commit familicide? Come listen to Jaclyn and Courtney describe this horrific Christmas morning and the theories of why these unexpected murders occurred. 

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On this week's episode, Jaclyn and Courtney cover the tragic kidnapping and murder of Dru Sjodin. Dru Sjodin was kidnapped from the mall during the day and her body would not be found for 5 months due to the snow. In this episode, we will cover Dru Sjodin's life, her kidnapping and murder, and the trial of the man who took her life, Alfonso Rodriguez. 

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