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Cocktail Murder
By Cocktail MurderTrue Crime
Cocktail Murder episodes
- Ep. 66 | Something in the SapLet’s talk about the pig farmer, Robert Pickton as he does exactly what you’re assuming…also, any relationship advice for us?1 hr 31 min
- Ep. 65 | Hurt People Hurt PeopleOn this episode we talk about hurt people hurting people as it may relate to the tragedy of Nikki Whitehead.1 hr 5 min
- Ep. 64 Juicy MeatWhat makes a person icky to you? Continue to tune in as we discuss the Cannibal Trio.1 hr 48 min
- Ep. 63 | 2 Sick Girls
The girls have been SICK CHILE! But we're back today to tell the horrifying store of Kedarie Johnson, aka Kandice. May he rest his pretty little soul. But first, we got into Drake and Queen Bey dropping some new era house music!
54 min - Ep. 63 | Kedarie JohnsonThe girls talked the damaged Marilyn Monroe dress, summer picnics, and insecure women. Then we got into the sad story of Kedarie Johnson38 min
- Ep. 62 | Trail of Remains
Taj and Honey talk broken relationships and a little more boxing. Then they get into the craziness of Bruce McArthur.
1 hr 6 min - Ep. 61 | Baby SwappinHoney and Taj talk Tank Davis and his expected unexpected knockout; then, transitioned to the crazy story of the Merrifields.1 hr 5 min
- Ep. 60 | We're Back!!!Taj and Honey are finally back from our break! Missed us? Catch up with an Ashland Seltzer and the mysterious case of Mitrice Richardson.1 hr 27 min
- Ep. 59 | Cordell FerringtonToday we discuss the case of a million trigger warnings!! Buckle up. This one is not an easy one.43 min
- Ep 58 | The HartsDo you like spit or is it just Honey?Today we did something different and did a deep dive on one our favorite True Crime Stories, The Hart Family. It was hard to get through but it's an important one to tell.1 hr 7 min
About Cocktail Murder
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We discuss bizarre and horrific crimes that involve black and POC victims because our stories often go untold, unsolved, or buried. It’s time to shed light on those who have been left in the dark.…
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