Crime 'n' Tea

Hello everyone thanks for making it in for this episode I know I was a little late getting this episode out, but we made it. Definitely the difficulty in learning how to edit on the fly, but if you've made it here we will be talking about a Russian serial killer named Alexander Pichushkin. We learn about this man and his killing spree, as always if you want to see any pics related to the case you can go over to the Instagram at crimentea. You may also said me a gmail at [email protected] or send a donation using the anchor link below. Don't forget to give us a follow on anchor to keep up with new episodes and info. I will list the sources down below as usual and thanks again till next time!

Alexander Pichushkin | Criminal Minds Wiki | Fandom

Alexander Pichushkin - Wikipedia

Alexander Pichushkin: The Chessboard Killer - Absolute Crime

Why I want to marry serial killer who butchered 49 victims... and have his baby (siberiantimes.com)

Alexander Pichushkin - The Chessboard Killer - Serial Killer (serialkillersinfo.com)

This week we look into different cases, one unsolved and the other with a killer on the loose. Ron and I (Krystal) learned some crazy things in this episode and I am sure you will to. You just can't make this stuff up it is truly crazy. Also wanted to leave a small warning I did say it in recorded, but just to be aware there is a depiction of rape and other darker content. It is brief but it is there. Thanks for taking the time to drop by, it's super appreciated! If you would like to support our podcast you can use the link below, never required but very much appreciated. You can also send us a gmail at [email protected], if you would like to see any picture related content you can check out our Instagram at crimentea. Once again thanks so much for dropping by.

Today's episode we will be diving into the life of Mexican serial killer Juana Barraza. I Krystal and Ron will be joining you today on this tale, if you enjoy this episode be sure to let me know. If you are interested in seeing a few pics you can head over to the Instagram at crimentea or if you have anything you would like to share you can send us a gmail at [email protected]. You can also make a donation *not required* at the anchor link and give us a follow over at our anchor page. Here are the links that I mentioned in the episode and my citation resources will also be below.

Juana Barraza | Criminal Minds Wiki | Fandom

Murder in Mexico: The Mexican serial killer who has found love behind bars | News | EL PAÍS in English (ampproject.org)

Juana Barraza - Wikipedia

Juana Barraza | Murderpedia, the encyclopedia of murderers

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Krystal here again with Ron hanging talking about wild crimes. We have the pleasure of giving you two shorter stories today, and they are well worth the listen. I swear you won't regret it, and you do well I am sorry. Enough about that if your intrigued jump on in and don't for get your cozy drink to settle in. My sources are linked below and you can head over to the Instagram at crimentea to check out some pics and give us a follow. If there is anything you would like to add or if you would just like to send me an email you can do so at [email protected]. Also, please be respectful in all communication. Thanks for dropping by!

Police cage Germany's bird-brained blackmailer | The Independent | The Independent

The 6 Most Needlessly Overcomplicated Crimes Ever Planned | Cracked.com

The Man Who Wouldn’t Die | History | Smithsonian Magazine

These 10 Remarkable and Bizarre Crimes From History Make Modern Day Criminals Look Tame (historycollection.com)

Hi, everyone thanks for checking out Crime 'n' Tea this is our very first so I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed making it! If you want to go over to our instagram and follow us for pics and such you can do that at crimentea. You may also email us at [email protected] if you would feel so inclined. If there is any information that you have that I may not have gathered feel free to let me know respectfully! Thanks so much, my source links are as follows.

Robbery of the National Museum of Anthropology of Mexico (second.wiki)

Drug Traffickers Linked to Robbery of Archaeological Museum (apnews.com)

Robo al Museo Nacional de Antropología de México - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre

ROBBERY, RECOVERY AND RELIEF - The Washington Post

The Christmas in which the "robbery of the century" was committed from the National Museum of Anthropology - Ruetir

Merry Heistmas – The Tale of the Christmas Day Robbery at the Museum of Anthropology in Mexico | (artandiplawfirm.com)

Priceless Relics at Mexico City Museum Stolen - Los Angeles Times (ampproject.org)