In this episode, we have a 29 year old mother with 6 kids, and is pregnant with her 7th. She has custody of none of them, other than the one she was carrying. She got her youngest, 18 month old Ryan back for ONE DAY, and she stomped him to death. Then, the lies begin, and the sob story, along with probably the most pathetic request from a defense attorney that I've ever heard.

This is another listener requested episode, who also had inside information. This listener knew Stacey and her boyfriend personally, and gives another side of the story.

Also, Todd had major connection issues on his end. So, at the last minute, we were bailed out by Nora Ashleigh, who you will meet personally in the next 2 CKCB full length episodes. She is a survivor of the Troubled Teen Industry, turned activist against these predatory groups, or cults. She did an amazing job filling in for Todd, and we thank her.

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2 sadistic criminals who hate women, and have a van, and a plan. What could go wrong? We discuss their upbringing, early crimes, and how they met in prison, and hatched their sadistic plan, the murders, and their downfall. So, grab a beer and join us. If you don't know, these pukes are among the worst of the worst.

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Now, we premiere our new series, Half Pint Episodes. Episodes without enough information to make a 90+ minute episode, but still a compelling story, or even unsolved cases.

In this one, we cover rapist and murderer, Lester Eubanks. In a small town in Ohio, a rapist was stalking women. He had been arrested for one rape, and was released just 2 weeks prior to committing his first known murder. He was arrested and sentenced to death. End of the story? Nope. Craziness ensues, and Dick Darwin makes his second CKCB appearance.

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In 1996, William Reece was released from prison in Oklahoma for a kidnapping and rape that he had been convicted of in 1986. Not missing a beat, he killed 4 women that we know of, 2 in Texas, 2 in Oklahoma, including a 12 year old girl. This is one where I am sure there are more victims. He had kidnapped and was going to kill and rape another woman, but she escaped. He was sentenced to life in prison for this one, but the 4 murders were unsolved. But, in 2015, DNA linked him to the murders. He confessed to murder, but not rape, and his excuses and lies are comedy gold. He was tried for them in Texas, and was given life. But Oklahoma wanted the death penalty. Did they get it? Grab a beer and find out!

We now have a Patreon page AND Discord. Check them out! They're linked on our new and improved website as well as the socials.

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In 1990, Danny Rolling rolled into Gainesville FL with one purpose in mind...To kill a bunch of University of Florida students, and to be infamous like Ted Bundy. He killed 5 people over a few days, then was caught, trying to rob a Winn Dixie (Wood Duckie) grocery store.

Another man was initially arrested for the murders, but the truth was discovered thanks to a house wife from his hometown of Shreveport, LA, where he had already killed 3 people.

He had a horrible childhood, which fueled the monster that he became. His courtroom antics at his trial are comedy gold. He and a journalist, Sondra London, a known serial killer groupie began communicating and supposedly fell in love. She wrote his book for him.

Danny was also a guitarist and singer. We play one of his songs, Mystery Rider, and at the end of the episode, you'll hear Bill's heavy metal version of the song.

So, grab a beer, and join us!

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Ok, you're getting this one several hours early because Bill's boss likes to torture him, and he has to be up at an ungodly hour tomorrow, and can't stay up until 12:01am to release it at the normal time.

Welcome to Episode 69!

If you've been listening for a while, you know that 'Prison Tinder' is a term we came up with for when someone begins corresponding with an incarcerated criminal, and falls in love. "She swiped right on Prison Tinder."

We have 5 stories of people who did just that, and what a crazy episode!

Joining us was Natasha of The RedRum Podcasters. A new and very entertaining podcast. So, why not give them some love too and check them out? Natasha was great, and got along with Bill and Todd so well that Todd was begging to keep her.

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This episode is based on the incredibly insane story portrayed in Netflix's 'The Girl In The Picture' documentary. It tells the story of a young woman left for dead on a highway, her creepy and much older husband, and her young son.

When she died in the hospital, a mystery arose. Who in the hell were these people? This story spans multiple states, and in the end, after an intense and confusing roller coaster ride, we have the complete story of a serial killer/rapist/kidnapper/child molester who got away with it for a very long time. But, ultimately, a rock star FBI agent, a true crime author, a missing persons advocate, and 2 more rock star FBI agents blew the lid off of this, and brought justice to the victims, and got this puke put away.

This is one of the craziest stories I've ever heard.

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David Carpenter had a hard childhood. An abusive set of parents. And to top it all off, his mother made him take ballet class. He grew up to be a sadistic serial rapist and serial killer.

He was convicted of 8 murders, and suspected of 2 others. But, I'm convinced there are more. Many more. His first murder was at 49 years old, and he had attempted murder many years before that. His victims were along the mountain trails in California, where he had easy pickings, and seclusion.

He started off making bonehead mistakes. Many of them, any one of which would have gotten other serial killers caught. But, he learned from each mistake, and improved his technique. However, the murder that took him down, he made a whopper of a mistake.

He was convicted, and sent to Death Row, and at 97 years old, he is the oldest person on California's Death Row.

So, join us on this crazy episode!

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We're releasing this one a few days early! This is our first unsolved case. Its unsolved, but it is intense, and full of police negligence. Its maddening at times. Catherine Mowrey was murdered in June of 1985 in Dallas, TX. She was found in the trunk of a car, wrapped in a blanket burrito style, with a belt tightly around her neck. The police ruled it a drug overdose, or accidental death, even a suicide.

In 1993, Catherine's sister, Jo-Ann was also murdered, but that case was solved. Years later, the youngest sister, Deborah found out that the Dallas Police Department had literally done nothing towards solving this case. The went into serious depression, and unfortunately, ended her own life as a result of her depression.

Deborah's daughter, Catrina Marshall, who was named after Catherine, who went by Catrina took the case. She is spreading awareness everywhere, and holding DPD's feet to the fire. Her message is clear: SOLVE THE CASE!!! She has made several things happen by doing this. I believe the case is close to being solved. Justice for her aunt, and especially, justice for her mother, whose life ended as a result of depression over the ineptness of DPD.

Change.org petition started by Catrina Marshall

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We're going historical on you for the first time! We're covering the USS Indianapolis, which was the ship that delivered the components for the 'Little Boy' atomic bomb that would be dropped on Hiroshima, during World War II. After making its delivery, it was torpedoed by a Japanese sub and sunk. The mission was so top secret, that nobody even knew the ship was missing.

Sailors were in the brutal pacific ocean, starving, being baked to death by the sun, and being dried out by the unforgiving salt water...And, eaten by sharks. It would be 5 days before they were rescued.

After the rescue, the US Navy was desperate to not have egg on their face, so the captain was court marshaled in a kangaroo court, and found guilty. This led to him being demonized and he ultimately committed suicide, leaving the crew members with another war to fight. Captain McVay had done nothing wrong, and he was given bogus intelligence as well. The crew members took on the government to clear Captain McVay's name.

If you don't know the story (Or even if you do) This episode is definitely one that you'll want to check out.

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