‘This is why I distrust anyone who is into musical theatre’
May 22, 2010, Costa Mesa California: police respond to a father's frantic911 call. Steve Herr tells them that he has just found a woman's body in his son Sam's apartment. Detectives identify the victim as 23 year old Julie Kibuishi and embark on finding her killer  - but what they are about to uncover will shock the most seasoned of investigators.
Julie Jay (@juliejaycomedy) chats to Gordon Rochford (@thoseconspiracyguys). If you have enjoyed the podcast we would really appreciate if you could rate and review us on itunes as this really helps spread the Crimeland gospel

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‘I always remember that because my parents wouldn’t let me go to the Radiohead concert which was a crime in itself’
This week Fred is standing in for Sophie Shanley and we are chatting the murder of Karina Holmer.
In 1995 Karina was a 19 year old Swedish girl who, having won 1500 dollars, decided to embark upon a journey to the States working as an au-pair, only to have her life cut short on what was supposed to be the trip of a lifetime.
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’We’ve all woken up under a My Little Pony Set and questioned our life choices’
Barbara Walsh, a mother of seven, was last seen by one of her daughters lying on a couch in the family home in Rusheenamanagh, near Carna, in the Connemara Gaeltacht in the early hours of June 22, 1985. Barbara was 34 at the time.
Despite seemingly vanishing without a trace, it took over 25 years before Barbara’s name was officially added to the Irish Missing Persons List. What went wrong in this investigation? Who were the prime suspects? And how does a beloved mother of 7 disappear without a trace?
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It was the last day of school for students in Phoenix, Arizona – May 17, 2001 and sisters Alissa and Sarah Turney were looking forward to their summer vacations.
Alissa, 17, had just finished her junior year at Paradise Valley High School. Sarah, who was 12 years old at the time, was finishing her last day of 7th grade. Alissa was excited for summer and planning to attend a graduation party later that evening.
Alissa never made it to that party and May 17, 2001 was the last time anyone saw her alive.
Nineteen years later, Sarah, now in her 30s, spends most of her time searching for answers about what happened to her sister and advocating for justice in her case. But the question remains, what did happen to Alissa Turney on that fateful May day?
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‘Pencils don’t just happen’
Murdered child factory worker. Mary Phagan worked in a pencil factory in Atlanta, Georgia in 1913. She was found murdered in the basement of the factory at around 3 a.m., on April 27th, the middle of the night after "Confederate Memorial Day." She was 13 years old. 
After many suspects were investigated, the blame seemed to point to the supervisor of the pencil factory, Leo Frank. But were other suspects too quickly overlooked and did an innocent man go to jail?
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J and S xx

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Morgantown, West Virginia 2012: Rachel Shoaf, Shelia Eddy and Skylar Neese are highschool freshmen and your quintessential teen girl trio - fond of makeup, taking selfies, and driving around in cars.

However, as the summer approaches a series of cryptic social media comments points to underlying tensions which will result in a savage confrontation and a prolonged police investigation.

Julie Jay (@juliejaycomedy) chats to Sophie Shanley (@sophieshanley). If you have enjoyed the podcast we would really appreciate if you could rate or review us on itunes. Thanks so much for listening and stay safe out there! J and E x

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This week, Julie Jay and Sophie Shanley dicuss the 2016 death of Paige Doherty, a 15 year old girl who went missing in Clydebank, Scotland, on her way to her Saturday morning job.
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In 1990 Pamela Smart was accused of conspiring with her teenage partner, then 15-year-old William "Billy" Flynn, and three of his friends to have her 24-year-old husband Greggory Smart killed in Derry, New Hampshire.[1] 

The case caused a media frenzy at the time, and continues to fascinate as Pamela maintains her innocence and insists her depiction as a manipulative monster could not be further from the truth.

Julie Jay (@juliejaycomedy) talks to Sophie Shanley (@sophieshanley). If you have enjoyed this episode we would really appreciate if you could take the time to rate or review us on itunes. Thanks for listening! J x

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The morning of January 7th, 1946, the city of Chicago Illinois is stunned when Jack Degnan wakes to find his 6 year old daughter Suzanne missing, her bedroom window ajar.
A city-wide search begins but nobody is prepared for the horrors about to unfold. Luckily a man in apprehended for the crime, but did the police arrest the right guy? And how could Suzanne's death be linked to one of the more notorious unsolved cases of the twentieth century?

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