Episode Summary

In the final episode focusing on the Austin servant girl murders (and the final episode of season 3!), we share how each of us would solve this case if we were writing it as fiction. 

Don't miss our previous two episodes for all of the details around this mysterious case, as well as suspects and some very unusual theories.

Show notes and links

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• Wikipedia page for the Servant Girl Annihilator
• History Detectives episode on the Texas Servant Girl Murders
• servantgirlmurders.com
• Visit the Crime Girl Gang website for case photos and more
• Read Blood for Blood by Victoria Selman
• Read Nothing to Lose by Victoria Selman
• Read Snakes and Ladders by Victoria Selman
• Pre-order Found Her by NJ Mackay
• Read I, Witness by Niki Mackay
• Read The Lies We Tell by Niki Mackay
• Read Like Mother, Like Daughter by Elle Croft
• Read The Guilty Wife by Elle Croft
• Read The Other Sister by Elle Croft

Episode Summary

We continue looking into the 1884/1885 case of the Austin servant girl murders, including the suspects and theories around the case. 

Victoria also has a go at profiling the offender to see if any of the suspects match!

Show notes and links

Discuss the show on Twitter using #CrimeGirlGang

• Wikipedia page for the Servant Girl Annihilator
• History Detectives episode on the Texas Servant Girl Murders
• Wikipedia page for Edmund Kemper
• Ranker article: Creepy Theories About the Servant Girl Annihilator
• servantgirlmurders.com
• How to Fail podcast episode with Andy McNab
• Visit the Crime Girl Gang website for case photos and more
• Read Blood for Blood by Victoria Selman
• Read Nothing to Lose by Victoria Selman
• Read Snakes and Ladders by Victoria Selman
• Pre-order Found Her by NJ Mackay
• Read I, Witness by Niki Mackay
• Read The Lies We Tell by Niki Mackay
• Read Like Mother, Like Daughter by Elle Croft
• Read The Guilty Wife by Elle Croft
• Read The Other Sister by Elle Croft

Episode Summary

We share our fictional 'solves' for the unexplained death of Cindy James after discussing the case in detail in the previous two episodes.

Show notes and links

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• Reddit Thread on Cindy James
• Website: Who Killed My Sister, My Friend?
• Follow Jennifer Rees on Twitter
• MK Ultra
• The Montreal Experiments
• Article about James Tyhurst
• Visit the Crime Girl Gang website for case photos and more
• Read Blood for Blood by Victoria Selman
• Read Nothing to Lose by Victoria Selman
• Read Snakes and Ladders by Victoria Selman
• Read Found Her by NJ Mackay
• Read I, Witness by Niki Mackay
• Read The Lies We Tell by Niki Mackay
• Read Like Mother, Like Daughter by Elle Croft
• Read The Guilty Wife by Elle Croft
• Read The Other Sister by Elle Croft

Episode Summary

Crime Girl Gang, along with special guest Jennifer Rees, delve further into the strange case of Cindy James' death.

In this episode we look into potential suspects, links to secret CIA operations, and some very creepy anonymous messages. 

Show notes and links

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• Reddit Thread on Cindy James
• Website: Who Killed My Sister, My Friend?
• Follow Jennifer Rees on Twitter
• MK Ultra
• The Montreal Experiments
• Article about James Tyhurst
• Dr Walter Freeman (lobotomy 'specialist')
• Rosenhan experiment (where patients entered psychiatric hospitals with fake psychiatric diagnoses)
• Blog post detailing the threatening messages left on Cindy's ex-husband's phone
• YouTube video: The Nightmare World of Gang Stalking
• Visit the Crime Girl Gang website for case photos and more
• Read Blood for Blood by Victoria Selman
• Read Nothing to Lose by Victoria Selman
• Read Snakes and Ladders by Victoria Selman
• Pre-order Found Her by NJ Mackay
• Read I, Witness by Niki Mackay
• Read The Lies We Tell by Niki Mackay
• Read Like Mother, Like Daughter by Elle Croft
• Read The Guilty Wife by Elle Croft
• Read The Other Sister by Elle Croft

Episode Summary

Vancouver, 1989: When the body of forty-four year old nurse Cindy James is discovered in the yard of an abandoned house, her death was considered a suicide. But she was drugged, and her hands and feet bound in a way that suggested foul play. 

And what of the dozens of instances of harassment, stalking and violence that Cindy had reported over the previous seven years?

We introduce this extremely puzzling case and speak to our very special guest, forensics expert and public speaker Jennifer Rees, to get her take on what happened to Cindy James.

Show notes and links

Discuss the show on Twitter using #CrimeGirlGang

• Reddit Thread on Cindy James
• Website: Who Killed My Sister, My Friend?
• Follow Jennifer Rees on Twitter
• Visit the Crime Girl Gang website for case photos and more
• Read Blood for Blood by Victoria Selman
• Read Nothing to Lose by Victoria Selman
• Read Snakes and Ladders by Victoria Selman
• Read I, Witness by Niki Mackay
• Read The Lies We Tell by Niki Mackay
• Read The Guilty Wife by Elle Croft
• Read The Other Sister by Elle Croft
• Read Like Mother, Like Daughter by Elle Croft

Episode Summary

We share our fictional 'solves' for the disappearance of Suzy Lamplugh in 1986.

Recorded at Capital Crime.

Show notes and links

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• Read Suzy's Story
• Suzy Lamplugh's Wikipedia entry
• Visit David Videcette's website
• Visit the Crime Girl Gang website for case photos and more
• Read Blood for Blood by Victoria Selman
• Read Nothing to Lose by Victoria Selman
• Read Snakes and Ladders by Victoria Selman
• Read I, Witness by Niki Mackay
• Read The Lies We Tell by Niki Mackay
• Read The Guilty Wife by Elle Croft
• Read The Other Sister by Elle Croft
• Pre-order Like Mother, Like Daughter by Elle Croft

Episode Summary

We delve further into the disappearance of Suzy Lamplugh in 1986, and we continue talking to our very special guest, David Videcette.

Recorded at Capital Crime.

Show notes and links

Discuss the show on Twitter using #CrimeGirlGang

• Read Suzy's Story
• Suzy Lamplugh's Wikipedia entry
• Visit David Videcette's website
• Visit the Crime Girl Gang website for case photos and more
• Read Blood for Blood by Victoria Selman
• Read Nothing to Lose by Victoria Selman
• Read Snakes and Ladders by Victoria Selman
• Read I, Witness by Niki Mackay
• Read The Lies We Tell by Niki Mackay
• Read The Guilty Wife by Elle Croft
• Read The Other Sister by Elle Croft
• Pre-order Like Mother, Like Daughter by Elle Croft

Episode Summary

We introduce the first case of season 3: the mysterious disappearance of Suzy Lamplugh in 1986. Suzy, a 25-year-old estate agent, went missing in the middle of the day in Fulham, London. A huge manhunt ensued, but Suzy has never been found, and no one really knows what happened that day.

In this episode we talk about the day of Suzy's disappearance, and we speak to a very special guest, David Videcette.

Show notes and links

Discuss the show on Twitter using #CrimeGirlGang

• Read Suzy's Story
• Suzy Lamplugh's Wikipedia entry
• Visit the Crime Girl Gang website for case photos and more
• Read Blood for Blood by Victoria Selman
• Read Nothing to Lose by Victoria Selman
• Read Snakes and Ladders by Victoria Selman
• Read I, Witness by Niki Mackay
• Read The Lies We Tell by Niki Mackay
• Read The Guilty Wife by Elle Croft
• Read The Other Sister by Elle Croft
• Pre-order Like Mother, Like Daughter by Elle Croft

Episode Summary

For eleven days in 1926, Agatha Christie went missing in a set of circumstances so bizarre that the country's police force was mystified. When she was found, at a hotel in Harrogate, she seemed to have lost her memory of the whole incident. 

Was it a PR stunt? A horrible accident? Or something more mysterious?

In this episode we share our fictional 'solves' for the Queen of Crime's very own mystery.

Show notes and links

Discuss the show on Twitter using #CrimeGirlGang

• Read Agatha Christie and the Eleven Missing Days by Jared Cade
• Agatha Christie Wikipedia entry
• History Extra article
• Agatha and the Truth of Murder article
• Theory on Agatha's disappearance
• Read about Crime Girl Gang's night out with Agatha Christie
• Visit the Crime Girl Gang website for case photos and more
• Read Blood for Blood by Victoria Selman
• Read Nothing to Lose by Victoria Selman
• Read I, Witness by Niki Mackay
• Read The Lies We Tell by Niki Mackay
• Read The Guilty Wife by Elle Croft
• Read The Other Sister by Elle Croft