Crimenelia Street

Crimenelia Street

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  • Ep. 40: The Hunter and the Fox-The Kristil Krug Case

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    After a summer break, Tori and Sam are back! In this episode, we talk about Kristil Krug, a successful mother of 3 who one day began receiving threatening messages from an ex-boyfriend and the terrifying events that ensued. 

    We end the episode with  Tori's thoughts on her T-Swift discography re-listen and how we are finding similar golden strings weaved through out her songs from over the years. 


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    54 min
  • Ep. 39: The Tortured Prison Department: Stanford's Darkest Study

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    In 1971, a Stanford psychologist turned a basement into a fake prison, handed some college kids sunglasses and batons, and told them to "guard" their classmates. It went about as well as you'd expect. Within days, "guards" were sliding into full villain-arc energy, "prisoners" were having breakdowns, and the whole thing got shut down before the two weeks were even up.

    In this episode we'll cover how a psych experiment about power and authority turned into one of the wildest cautionary tales in science history; and why decades later, people are still arguing about whether it proved anything at all, or whether it was just a bunch of undergrads doing what they thought the professor wanted. Costumes, chaos, and questionable ethics ahead.


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    1 hr 5 min
  • Ep. 38 PART TWO: The Great War with David Koresh in Waco, Texas

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     In Part 2 of our Waco series, we follow David Koresh and the Branch Davidians from the height of his control at Mount Carmel to the 51-day siege that shocked the world.  Decades later, questions still remain about what truly happened and who was responsible. 

    For our palette cleanser, Tori and Sam get the snakes out of their boots and chat about the upcoming Toy Story 5 movie and the new song that has already been breaking records. 



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    29 min
  • Ep. 38 PART ONE: The Great War with David Koresh in Waco, Texas

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    Before the 51-day siege that shocked the world, there was Vernon Wayne Howell, a lonely boy growing up in Texas who would eventually reinvent himself as David Koresh.

    In Part One of our Waco series, we trace Koresh's life from his troubled childhood and struggles in school to his deep fascination with religion, prophecy, and the apocalypse. We'll explore how a young man searching for purpose found his way into the Branch Davidian community at Mount Carmel, and how his charisma, ambition, and increasingly radical beliefs helped him rise through the ranks to become its controversial leader.


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    26 min
  • Ep. 37 PART TWO: Forever Winter, Frozen in Time - The Idaho 4

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    In the early morning hours of November 13th, 2022, four University of Idaho students were murdered inside their off-campus home on King Road—shocking a small town and capturing the nation’s attention.


    Sources:

    Idaho Student Murders on Peacock

    On Trial: The Idaho College Killer on Tubi

    911 call on YouTube

    K5 News Article

    ABC News Article 

    Idaho's History of the Death Penalty

    Autopsy Information



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    55 min
  • Ep. 37 PART ONE: Forever Winter, Frozen in Time - The Idaho 4

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    In the early morning hours of November 13th, 2022, four University of Idaho students were murdered inside their off-campus home on King Road—shocking a small town and capturing the nation’s attention.

    In part one we break down the timeline of that night, the horrific scene the next day, and the earliest stages of the investigation as police search for answers. As rumors spread and pressure mounts, one name begins to surface: Bryan Kohberger.


    Sources:

    Idaho Student Murders on Peacock

    On Trial: The Idaho College Killer on Tubi

    911 call on YouTube

    K5 News Article

    ABC News Article 

    Idaho's History of the Death Penalty

    Autopsy Information




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    51 min
  • Ep. 36: How Will It End? The Unsolved Murder of Lindsay Buziak

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    In this episode of Crimenelia Street, we dive into the haunting and still-unsolved murder of Lindsay Buziak who was a 24-year-old real estate agent whose promising future was cut short during what should have been a routine home showing in Victoria, British Columbia. Lured by a mysterious couple with a million-dollar budget, Lindsay stepped into a quiet suburban home and never walked out.


    For information regarding the unsolved murder of Lindsay Buziak, contact the Saanich Police Department directly. Tips can be provided to the dedicated information line at (250) 475-4356 or the toll-free line at 1-888-980-1919. Tips can also be emailed to [email protected]



    Sources: 

    https://murderondesousa.com/lindsay-buziak-murder-2/

    https://saanichpolice.ca/2021/02/01/investigation-into-the-murder-of-lindsay-buziak-08-2682/

    https://www.capitaldaily.ca/news/the-case-the-internet-got-wrong

    https://lindsaybuziakmurder.wordpress.com/

    https://www.investigationdiscovery.com/video/still-a-mystery-investigation-discovery/lindsay-buziak


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    58 min
  • Ep. 35: Lately I've Been Dressing For Revenge - Rick "The Crook" Scott Smith

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    He didn't just break hearts. He broke lives.

    Richard Scott Smith charmed his way into the lives of dozens of women — proposing marriage, borrowing money, and disappearing before they ever saw it coming. In this episode, we dive into the case that inspired the Showtime docuseries Love Fraud: a man who weaponized romance as a con, leaving a trail of financial ruin and emotional devastation across multiple states — and the group of women who refused to let him get away with it.

    We cover how Richard operated, why the legal system repeatedly failed his victims, and what it took for survivors to finally fight back. This one is equal parts infuriating and inspiring.


    Sources:

    Love Fraud

    Wikipedia

    Oxygen article

    Rick The Crook Scott Blog

    Bustle Article

    The Cinemaholic Article


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    1 hr 23 min
  • Ep. 34: I Think There's Been a Glitch: The Story of Jonathan Gavales

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    What happens when the line between reality and artificial intelligence disappears?

    In this episode of Crimenelia Street, we dive into the true story of Jonathan Gavales—a young man whose life took a tragic turn after forming a deep emotional connection with an AI chatbot. What began as a harmless conversation slowly evolved into something far more consuming, blurring the boundaries between human relationships and machine-generated responses.


    TRIGGER WARNING: Self-Harm


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    39 min
  • Ep. 33: Asha Degree - What Could've Been, Would've Been

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    In February 2000, nine-year-old Asha Degree vanished from her home in Shelby, North Carolina in the middle of the night. Multiple drivers reported seeing a small child walking along Highway 18 in the rain, but before anyone could reach her, she disappeared.

    More than two decades later, Asha’s case remains one of the most haunting unsolved child disappearances in the United States. In this episode, we walk through the timeline of that night, the eyewitness sightings, and the clues investigators are still trying to piece together.

    Asha was so young with a bright future ahead of her that would have been bigger than the whole sky; her story is one that deserves answers.


    Sources:

    And then they were gone - Asha Degree

    The Prosecutors Podcast - Ep. 58 and 59

    WBTV Articles:

    Asha Degree’s disappearance stretches into 26th year: Here’s where the investigation stands


    Search for Asha Degree, Shelby’s Sweetheart, stretches into 25th year


    FBI, Cleveland County deputies execute search warrant


    Other News Articles

    Investigators & Asha Degree’s family never gave up: A timeline in case close to Charlotte

    'Somebody knows something': Asha Degree's parents plead for answers 26 years after her disappearance




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    52 min

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Sam and Tori tell the stories of different true crime and paranormal occurrences with a Swiftie-related palette cleanser at the end.