Crime With My Coffee

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  • The Chocolate Candy Murders
    Following an almost 3 year affair with married man John Dunning, Cordelia Botkin, a married mother herself, mailed a box of chocolates to her ex-lover's estranged wife in Delaware. These chocolates were laced with arsenic. Listen in as we discuss the details of this crazy cross-country crime.

    Sources for this episode:
    Wikipedia - Cordelia Botkin
    Murderpedia - Cordelia Botkin
    SF Gate - Murder by mail: The story of San Francisco's most infamous female prisonerSupport the show
    44 min
  • Express-O Shot #2
    We take a break from the dark and evil in the true crime world to bring you several short and quick dumb criminals.

    Sources for this episode:
    Only In Your State - The 13 Dumbest Criminals Of All Time In Virginia Will Have You Laughing In Disbelief
    New York Post - Bank robber busted while counting cash outside: FBI
    AL.com - Alabama's naked criminals and felonious fools. And WWJT?
    Reader's Digest - Meet the 38 Dumbest Criminals of All Time
    Reader's Digest - Weird Laws: Dumb, Stupid & Funny Laws in the US
    Steemit - America's Dumbest Criminals
    PC World - Burglar Checks Facebook During Raid, Gets Busted
    The Guardian - Chicago bank robber leaves behind pay slip with name and address
    Texoma's Homepage - Burglar nabs ring cameras and ring camera nabs burglarSupport the show
    43 min
  • Pazuzu Illah Algarad
    In Clemmons, North Carolina an unspeakable horror was brought to light in 2014. Pazuzu Algarad and his spiritual wife Amber Burch, along with a friend of theirs, Krystal Matlock, were arrested and charged with multiple counts of murder and accessory to murder.

    Sources for this episode:
    Autopsy Report - Pazuzu Algarad
    Greensboro News & Record - Timeline: The Pazuzu Algarad case
    Forensic Psychiatric Evaluation - Pazuzu Algarad
    Search Warrant - for Pazuzu's home
    WFMY News 2 - Final Conviction, Sentencing In 'House Of Horrors' Case

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    55 min
  • The Disappearance and Murder of Zoe Campos
    In mid-November of 2013, young Zoe Campos had spent an evening with her family. She text her mom at nearly 2:30 in the morning asking if she needed a ride home from work. Her mom accepted the offer, but Zoe never showed up to pick her up. This week we talk about the circumstances surrounding the disappearance of Zoe and the eventual and long awaited confession of the man that killed her.

    Sources for this episode:
    Wikipedia - Lubbock, Texas
    Disappeared Blog - Zoe Campos
    KCBD - Carlos Rodriguez sends handwritten letter detailing Zoe Campos' murder
    The Warrant of Arrest for Carlos RodriguezSupport the show
    1 hr
  • The Murder of Travis Alexander
    In June of 2008, in Mesa, Arizona, 30 year old Travis Alexander's on again-off again relationship with Jodi Arias came to its final and violent end. Join us this week as we discuss the untimely death of Travis and the conviction of Jodi.

    Sources for this episode:
    Wikipedia - Murder of Travis Alexander
    NetWorth202 - Jodi Arias Net worthSupport the show
    53 min
  • The Murder of Amy Weidner
    in November 1989 in Indianapolis, Indiana a young mother, Amy Weidner, was brutally attacked and murdered in her home. She had stayed home sick from school that day and was home with her 2 year old daughter. With no witnesses, her case went cold and unsolved for over 20 years. Another officer with the police department started looking at her case and came across a name he wanted to mark off of his suspect list. This would lead to the one break in the case that the department needed and help bring a killer to justice.

    Sources for this episode:
    Wikipedia - Indianapolis
    Indy Star - '48 Hours' takes on 1989 rape, murder of Amy Weidner
    IMDB - Unusual Suspects, Season 6 Episode 2, "High School Homicide"
    The Messenger - Daviess commonwealth's attorney to be part of upcoming '48 Hours' segmentSupport the show
    51 min
  • The Wrongful Convictions of Rubin "Hurricane" Carter and John Artis
    One night in 1966, Rubin "Hurricane" Carter, a well known boxer, and his friend, John Artis were enjoying a night out at a club in New Jersey. Their nightmare would begin not long after they left for home. They were shortly arrested and eventually convicted for multiple murders, which the evidence says they did NOT commit.

    Sources for this episode:
    Sources to be added soon.Support the show
    56 min
  • Missing Person - Christopher Sanders
    In August of 2017 Christopher Sanders went missing from Monahans, Texas. He was 40 years old, stood 5'10", weighed 180 pounds. He had strawberry blonde hair, blue eyes, and had numerous tattoos. If you have any informations, please contact the Texas Rangers at (432)251-9233, Case# 17-0550.

    To hear interviews with his wife, Angela, or his mother, Sandy, please give The Grimm Truth Podcast episodes 1 and 8 for this case a listen.

    Sources for this episode:
    KLTV - East Texas oilfield worker missing in west Texas
    NBC News - Texas man Chris Sanders vanishes while on a walk near his home
    99.9 KBAT - Christopher Sanders of Monahans Texas Still Missing After 5 Months
    NewsWest9 - Wife of missing Monahans man still searching for answers
    Missing Persons of America - Christopher Sanders last seen near Monahan's oilfields in Texas
    Your Basin - Finding Chris Sanders
    Facebook - What Happened to CHRIS Sanders a.k.a Dogg
    The Charley Project - Christopher Lynn SandersSupport the show
    47 min
  • Danielle Van Dam
    This week June tells us about 7 year old Danielle Van Dam. While at her home in California, she goes missing. When she is found, authorities quickly zero in on their suspect, who is much closer to home than anyone would have thought.

    Sources for this episode:
    Wikipedia - Murder of Danielle van Dam
    Wikipedia - Plano, Texas
    Wikipedia - Sabre Springs, San Diego
    Murderpedia - David Alan Westerfield
    Wikipedia - San Diego
    Wikipedia - San Quentin State PrisonSupport the show
    45 min
  • The Butcher Baker - Robert Hansen
    Back in the 1970s and early 1980s, a string of women's remains were found in remote areas of Alaska. When a sex worker was kidnapped, and escaped, cops were led to a local baker, Robert Hansen, as her kidnapper. Come listen to learn how he was finally caught and convicted of his heinous crimes.

    Sources for this episode:
    Wikipedia - Robert Hansen
    Wikipedia - Anchorage, Alaska
    Wikipedia - Estherville, Iowa
    All That's Interesting - Robert Hansen: The Serial Killer Who Hunted His Victims Like AnimalsSupport the show
    48 min

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A weekly true crime podcast hosted by a mother-daughter duo.