By Dial Femme For Murder
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In this week's episode of Dial Femme For Murder, Martyn tells the story of Anneliese Michel, who was exorcised due to her family's fear that she had been possessed by a demon.
We also get political!
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In this week's episode of Dial Femme For Murder, Martyn talks about the unsolved case of The Doodler serial killer who killed at least 6 men in San Francisco in the 1970s.
Case begins at 31.40.
We also talk about a rock that has released a demon in Japan, cancelling Kim Petras, and Colin Farrell ageing like a fine wine.
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In this week's episode of Dial Femme For Murder, Martyn talks about the unsolved case of The Doodler serial killer who killed at least 6 men in San Francisco in the 1970s.
Case begins at 31.40.
We also talk about a rock that has released a demon in Japan, cancelling Kim Petras, and Colin Farrell ageing like a fine wine.
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In this week's episode of Dial Femme For Murder, Emily talks about the unsolved murder of one of Britain's most beloved TV Presenters Jill Dando. We tell story of Jill's life, her rise to fame and we discuss the different theories of who could've been behind her murder.
Case begins at 22.05.
We also talk about Storm Eunice, Kanye West's current behaviour, and most importantly... snacks!
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On this week's episode of Dial Femme for Murder, Martyn tells the story of the hedonistic days of the 90's New York Club Kids and the tragic murder of Andre "Angel" Melendez by the Club Kids' ringleader Michael Alig (AKA Party Monster).
Case begins at 28:37.
We also talk about Joe Rogan, Olympic Figure Skating hotties, and NFTs.
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SOURCES
Party Monster: The Shockumentary
"Life as the World's Oldest Club Kid" - Michael Musto, The Village Voice
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On this week's episode of Dial Femme for Murder, Emily digs into the tale of May Otis Blackburn and the cult she founded in the 1920's that led to the deaths of at least two followers. Despite hitting the headlines in the late 1920's and early 1930's, the cult faded into obscurity...
Case begins at 29:00.
We also talk about TikTok bans, new age woo-woo, plastic surgery & Martyn's fussy eating.
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SOURCES
"The Cult of the Great Eleven" by Samuel Fort
The Hidden Mission of Self-Styled Messengers of God
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Join us this week as we chat shit about Christmas, 2021 and popular culture in this bonus episode!
The podcast currently has 45 episodes available.