Crooked Hospitality

Crooked Hospitality

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Crooked Hospitality episodes

  • What you need to know about Desoto National Forest

    Have you ever given thought to why we named our largest national forest in Mississippi after the Spanish Conquistador Hernando DeSoto? Once I learned about how he brutally treated the native people who were here, I started to wonder why we would dedicate something so precious to our state after him. Who is in charge here?



    Sources:

    wikipedia.com

    msencyclopedia.org

    google AI

    nps.gov

    presidency.ucsb.edu

    Grokipedia.com

    nwahohomepage.com

    11 min
  • Lori Pennell and The Redhead Murders

    It takes forty years to identify Desoto County Jane Doe. After her identity, it is possible the infamous Redhead Killer, or the Bible Belt strangler is responsible for her death. Could he have traveled through Mississippi? Many women lost their lives to this man, and it is time his identity is discovered so that justice can be brought to these innocent victims.


    Sources:

    Wikipedia.com

    unidentfiedawareness.fandom/wiki

    desototimes.com

    findagrave.com

    wreg.com

    DNAsolves.com

    Reddit.com

    dailymemphian.com

    charleyproject.org

    12 min
  • Robbie Bond and William Hatcher

    In Perry County, Mississippi, there is a bridge that has gained a bit of notoriety from the 90's. It has ties to both the dissapearance of Angela Freeman and the brutal double homicide of Robbie Bond and William Hatcher. Listen to today's episode to learn all about it!


    Sources:

    WDAM.com

    Wikipedia.com

    https://www.wdam.com/2024/02/13/post-conviction-hearing-begins-perry-co-david-moody/

    https://caselaw.findlaw.com/court/ms-supreme-court/1049862.html

    https://www.wlox.com/story/280990/perry-county-trial-moves-to-biloxi/

    11 min
  • Bigfoot Sightings in Mississippi

    Given that the state of Mississippi is mostly covered in woodland AND mainly rural, is it a surprise that some people claim to have seen bigfoot? Listen to these stories and let me know what you think!


    Sources used:

    WGNTV.com

    https://libguides.hindscc.edu/paranormalms/chatawa_monster

    WJTV.com

    https://thebeaumonthousenatchez.com/blog/bigfoot-birthday-bash-natchez

    WDAM.com

    WLBT.com

    13 min
  • Kimberly Watts

    in 2014, a murder rocked the city of Long Beach, MS and it still sits unsolved.


    Sources:

    WLOX.com

    The Sun Herald

    Wikipedia.com

    State of Mississippi Judiciary (.gov)

    FindLaw.com

    14 min
  • Shondra May

    It was just another Tuesday afternoon on February 4, 1986 for a 17 year old girl named Shondra May. She came home from school, did her usual routine of eating dinner with her mom and completing her homework before her 6 PM shift at Mcdonalds. However, Shondra would never make it home that night. To this day, no one really knows what happened to Shondra, or who did it.

    12 min
  • Kristy Ray

    Today's episode is about the case of Kristy Ray, a twenty year old college student living in Chalybeate, MS and how her killer was brought to justice and still sits on Mississippi death row.



    Sources:

    wikipedia.com

    HBO show Your worst Nightmare, episode "Behind the Barn"

    murderpedia.com

    djournal.com


    11 min
  • Shakeylia Marie Anderson

    Today's episode is about the senseless murder of a beautiful young woman named Shakeylia Anderson and how her murderer was brought to justice and now sits on Mississippi's death row.



    sources used:

    Justia Law

    murderpedia.com

    WLOX.com

    6 min

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Crooked Hospitality is a show that explores the crime, legends and lore of Mississippi History.