In this episode, Elisha takes us back in time to 17th century Italy to introduce us to a woman who developed a poison only to be used by a coven of battered women to rid themselves of their abusive husbands. Then Emily covers the case of a family annihilator in Westfield, New Jersey who was on the lam for 18 years before finally being captured after his story appeared on America’s Most Wanted. 

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Source material for the Aqua Tofana case

Australian residents: contact the National Sexual Assault and Domestic Family Violence Counselling Service

1 800 737 732

https://www.1800respect.org.au/

USA residents: contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline

1-800-799-7233

https://www.thehotline.org/

Aqua Tofana by Mike Dash

Everything you need to know about arsenic poisoning

Arsenic Binding to Proteins

Bailey Sarian’s video

Source material for the John List case

Forensic Files episode: Season 1, Ep 12: The List Murders

Wikipedia

Original article from New York Times

True crime blog from DeLani R. Barlette

Murderpedia

ABC News article

In this episode, Emily discusses the merciless rapes and murders of multiple women by a serial killer in Cincinnati, Ohio in the mid-1960’s. Then Elisha tells an intriguing tale of love and crime between a Bonnie & Clyde in Sydney, Australia.

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Source material for the Cincinnati Strangler case

Wikipedia

Murderpedia

Law Enforcement Museum article about the Cincinnati Strangler

WCPO Cincinnati news article

Timeline.com article

Cincinnati Enquirer newspaper articles from 1966

Map showing the locations of each murder

Source material for the John Killick and Lucy Dudko case

“Long Loud Hours” - Urthboy

The Clink Podcast - Escape From Jail in a Chopper - John Killick

New.com.au overview of case

John Killick wants to clear the air with Lucy Dudko

Lucy’s daughter will return to Australia to create documentary

John Killick feels he’s being kept apart from Lucy Dudko out of revenge

In this episode, Elisha ends her two-part series about the mysterious ongoing case of a missing toddler in Kendall, New South Wales in 2014. Then Emily and her friend, special guest Stephanie Elliott, discuss the senseless 2014 murder of Steph’s teenage cousin in Waynesville, Ohio.

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Source material for the William Tyrrell case

If you’ve heard or seen something, SAY SOMETHING.

Please contact Crimestoppers with any information about William's disappearance.

1800 333 000

Where's William: Help find him and bring him home

A special thank you to 10 Speaks for their podcast series, Where’s William

Reward announcement by NSW police

Deathbed confession: man admits to driving Tyrrell

Tyrrell's neighbour recorded talking to himself

Neighbour had 'funny feeling' about William Tyrrell

Woman says she heard boy scream near Herons Creek

Gary Jubelin’s podcast

Source material for the Justin Back case

Wikipedia

Articles on Dayton247Now news

Article in My Crime Library

Washington Post article

Dayton Daily News article about Justin’s Law

Remembering Justin Back Facebook page

To donate, link to the Justin Back: Be a Hero site

In this episode, Emily covers the harrowing tale of a serial killer who raped and hunted women in the Alaskan wilderness in the 80s; Elisha begins part one in her two-part series about the mysterious ongoing case of a missing toddler in Kendall, New South Wales in 2014.

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Source material for the Robert Hansen case

Wikipedia

Murderpedia

Tons of articles but here are a few pertinent ones:

Leland E. Hale article (he wrote a book about the case) about the missing/murdered women

Anchorage Daily News article

MEA WorldWide news article 

Military Justice For All article

The Ice Cold Killers (Investigation Discovery docu) episode titled “Hunting Humans”

The Butcher Baker: Mind of a Monster (Investigation Discovery docu)

Source material for the William Tyrrell case

If you’ve heard or seen something, SAY SOMETHING.

Please contact Crimestoppers with any information about the disappearance of William.

1800 333 000

Where's William: Help find him and bring him home.

A special thank you to 10 Speaks for their amazingly thorough podcast series, Where’s William

Reward announcement by NSW police

In this episode Elisha gets the word out about the mysterious unsolved murder of a 19-year old woman who turned up dead after failing to enter a Cincinnati disco in 1978. Emily discusses the double murder of two women who were found stuffed into trunks in their New Orleans apartment in 1927.

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Source material for the Cheryl Thompson case

Ohio Attorney General - Submit a Tip
Victim name: Cheryl Thompson
Case number: 66
https://www.ohioattorneygeneral.gov/Individuals-and-Families/Victims/Submit-a-Tip/Unsolved-Homicide-Tip.aspx

Post about Cheryl Thompson on the Loveland Ohio Police Department Facebook page

42 years later: Loveland detectives use DNA technology in hopes of finding killer in unsolved murder

Loveland investigators pursue 42-year-old unsolved homicide case with new DNA technology

Ohio AG announces new cold case unit that will take look at Chelsea Johnson, 3 other local homicide victims

Cheryl Thompson’s Unsolved homicide listing on the Ohio Attorney General’s website

Information about the Cold Case Unit

The Gatsby’s listing in Cincinnati Magazine, September 1978

Source material for The NOLA Trunk Murders case

Atlas Obscura article discussing the crime

Article from The Historic New Orleans Collection

Article from the NY Daily News

In this episode Emily discusses the senseless murders of 9 members from two prominent Southern families by literal kissing cousins; Elisha continues with the last episode in her three part series regarding the heartless slayings committed by the Claremont Killer in Perth, Western Australia in the 90s.

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Source material for the Susie Newsom Lynch & Fritz Klenner case

The classic Wikipedia overview of the case

Murderpedia

Articles from the Greensboro News & Record

Docu episode on Investigation Discovery called Southern Fried Homicide: Episode is called Kissing Cousins

Special thanks to the podcast Southern Fried True Crime episode no. 40: The Bitter Blood Murders: Susie Newsom Lynch & Fritz Klenner

Source material for The Claremont Killer case

Special thanks to The West Australian for their podcast that extensively covered the trial

Deep dive into the Claremont serial killings

Turning point in the Task Force Macro investigation

Bradley Robert Edwards arrest, interrogation, and beginning of the trial

Huntingdale victim testifies in court, DNA found on kimono from scene is forensically matched to DNA from under Ciara Glennon’s fingernails

Wendy Davis shares her harrowing story of being attacked by Bradley Robert Edwards

Trial overview

In this episode Elisha continues with part two of her series involving the brutal slayings committed by the Claremont Killer in Perth, Western Australia in the 90s; Emily discusses the arson attack on a New Orleans gay bar in 1973 that killed 32 and injured 15.

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Source material for The Claremont Killer case

Classic Wikipedia rundown of the case 

Special thanks to the Casefile podcast

Special thanks to local gals Murder in the Land of Oz

Deep dive into the Claremont serial killings, including a thorough timeline, CCTV footage of Jane’s last movements, and a map of Claremont that details where the three young women were last spotted

Excerpt from Enigma of the Dark: The Case of the Claremont Serial Killer, by Tim Clarke. Overview of Task Force Macro investigation

Source material for The Upstairs Lounge Arson Attack case

The classic Wikipedia overview of the case

The Jimani Sports Bar website detailing the crime

The New Orleans Historical website documenting the crime

What little news there was on the crime 

Special thanks to the Beyond Bourbon Street podcast for their great episode - 66. Fire At The Upstairs Lounge

In this episode Emily discusses the 2012 unsolved murder of a Native American college student in Chapel Hill, North Carolina; Elisha shares part one in her series detailing the barbaric slayings committed by the Claremont Killer in Perth, Western Australia in the 90s.

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Source material for the Faith Hedgepeth case

The classic Wikipedia overview of the case

News on the crime

More coverage of the crime

Justice for Faith

Documentary on ID

Special thanks to the following podcasts for their great episodes:

Cold Girls - Faith Hedgepeth

Criminology - Faith Hedgepeth

Pursuit (10 episode series on Faith Hedgepeth)

Anyone with information about Faith’s case should contact the Chapel Hill Police Department at (919) 614-6363 or Chapel Hill Crime Stoppers at (919) 942-7515 or http://www.crimestoppers-chcunc.org.

Source material for The Claremont Killer case

Special thanks to Casefile

Special thanks to local gals Murder in the Land of Oz

Deep dive into the Claremont serial killings

Tammy Van Raalte-Evans describes finding Jane Rimmer’s body

Thorough article about Sarah Spiers, Jane Rimmer, and Ciara Glennon

Jane Rimmers’s known movements on the night she disappeared, a map of Claremont, CCTV footage of Jane Rimmer standing outside of the Continental Hotel, aerial photos of crime scene where Jane’s body was found

*Quick disclaimer - please excuse the background rustling in this episode. One of us definitely has a ghost around as neither of us were moving around during our recording session.

In this episode, Elisha opens by telling us the horrific story of an innocent Japanese teen who was raped, tortured and murdered in the late 80's. Then Emily takes us to Kansas City, Missouri to discuss a case involving a young man who died mysteriously in a hotel room while using an alias.

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Source material for the Junko Furuta case

Find a timeline of the crime as well as photos of Junko, the crime scene and her killers.

The classic Wikipedia overview of the case.

Special thanks to Bumblebutt Podcast for their great episode - Ep 97: Junko Furuta

Source material for the Artemus Ogletree case

The classic Wikipedia overview of the case.

Find a Grave - Artemus Ogletree

The mystery of what was in the box: Alabama man found dead 83 years ago

The original newspaper article from 1935

Special thanks to the following podcasts for their great episodes:

Killin Missin Hidden - Artemus Ogletree

The Trail Went Cold - Episode 19: Artemus Ogletree

Pretty good Buzzfeed Unsolved episode outlining the case and theories

In our first episode, Emily takes us to her favorite city, New Orleans, Louisiana, and discusses the Katrina Cannibal murder-suicide case she calls, Zack and Addie. Elisha covers a very descriptive, badass-woman story of the gruesome murder of Anita Cobby in Blacktown, New South Wales, Australia.

Photos from both cases are up on our social media if you’re a visual person (like we are) and need to see where the crime went down. You can also find them on our website, in the Episode Discovery file.

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Source material for the Zack and Addie case

For an overview of the crime: https://abcnews.go.com/US/story?id=2590814&page=1

To see photos and hear more about the case: https://www.historicmysteries.com/zach-bowen-addie-hall-murder/

https://whereyat.com/the-tragedy-of-zach-addie

Source material for the Anita Cobby case

For an overview of the crime:
https://www.news.com.au/national/crime/the-most-savage-fiendish-murder-ever-known/news-story/c0b1a71d7c50fa5d145d41c7bb6f28b6

To hear the secret recording between miss X and John Travers: https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/secret-recording-that-helped-catch-anita-cobbys-killers-30-years-ago-aired-for-the-first-time-20160209-gmphgu.html

To see photos of Anita’s killers taking detectives through the scene of the crime, as well as Gary Murphy in his pee-pants: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3311080/Never-seen-photographs-Anita-Cobby-s-killers-returning-chilling-scene-rape-murder-young-nurse-crime-shocked-Australia.html

Special thanks to the following podcasts for their great episodes:

Murder in the Land of Oz - The Murder of Anita Cobby: https://thatsnotcanon.com/mitloo/?fbclid=IwAR2vh02_VBnRoAxa4549JRoUWw4eZTpTQ3xsaM1Qz8U0qrebIfIXGhSjtNM

Casefile - Episode 56 - Anita Cobby: https://casefilepodcast.com/

Crimelines - Anita Cobby: https://www.basementfortproductions.com/

True Crime Island - Episode 115 - Anita Cobby: https://www.truecrimeisland.com