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Ep 265, Paul Dennis Reid, Part 3 (Nashville)
This is the third and final installment of the life and crimes of Paul Dennis Reid (AKA The Fast Food Killer). Here are links to Part I and Part II of the trilogy. As mentioned before, the entirety of this true crime series is based on the book When Nashville Bled: The Untold True Stories of Serial Killer Paul Dennis Red, by Judith A. Yates.
Paul Dennis Reid—or PDR, as he is often called in the podcast—ups the ante in his reign of terror in Nashville by kidnapping two women from a Baskin Robbins in Clarksville, TN and butchering them in a nearby state park.
This true crime saga is as brutal as it is heartbreaking. As far as Nashville goes, Paul Dennis Reid is evil to the core, as is evidenced in his horrific crime spree and (thankfully) sudden downfall.
It's hard to determine whether or not Reid is best described as a serial killer or a spree killer, given the motive for his crimes—money. Either way, he's a brutal, unfeeling murderer, and his story makes for a true crime legend the likes of which Music City has rarely seen.
The next series after the Paul Dennis Reid Trilogy will be based on the groundbreaking book A Murder in Music City: Corruption, Scandal, and the Framing of an Innocent Man, by Michael Bishop.
If you like the podcast, please do rate and review the show. The ratings help us get seen in the ocean of true crime podcasts out there. Below are the usual links to help you get your fixes:
- When Nashville Bled, by Judith A. Yates. This book is the whole basis for the series you are listening to.
- You can pick up the new T. Blake Braddy novel, Suicide Blondes, on Amazon for just $4.99 on Kindle.
- Join my monthly newsletter, and get the first novel in the Rolson McKane series absolutely FREE.
- Lobo Loco: "All Night Long." This is the podcast's slide-y theme song. Enjoy it many times over.
The Principled Uncertainty Podcast is written and produced by me, T. Blake Braddy. The theme song is "All Night Long," by Lobo Loco. You can find them all over the internet, but I'll also include links in the show description. Follow me on Twitter @blakebraddy or the podcast @pupodcast. You can email the podcast at [email protected] or me at [email protected]. Check out my instagram feed @tblakebraddy, and just for good measure, find all the information you need at principleduncertainty.libsyn.com. Thanks for listening. Bye.
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By Principled UncertaintyThis is the third and final installment of the life and crimes of Paul Dennis Reid (AKA The Fast Food Killer). Here are links to Part I and Part II of the trilogy. As mentioned before, the entirety of this true crime series is based on the book When Nashville Bled: The Untold True Stories of Serial Killer Paul Dennis Red, by Judith A. Yates.
Paul Dennis Reid—or PDR, as he is often called in the podcast—ups the ante in his reign of terror in Nashville by kidnapping two women from a Baskin Robbins in Clarksville, TN and butchering them in a nearby state park.
This true crime saga is as brutal as it is heartbreaking. As far as Nashville goes, Paul Dennis Reid is evil to the core, as is evidenced in his horrific crime spree and (thankfully) sudden downfall.
It's hard to determine whether or not Reid is best described as a serial killer or a spree killer, given the motive for his crimes—money. Either way, he's a brutal, unfeeling murderer, and his story makes for a true crime legend the likes of which Music City has rarely seen.
The next series after the Paul Dennis Reid Trilogy will be based on the groundbreaking book A Murder in Music City: Corruption, Scandal, and the Framing of an Innocent Man, by Michael Bishop.
If you like the podcast, please do rate and review the show. The ratings help us get seen in the ocean of true crime podcasts out there. Below are the usual links to help you get your fixes:
- When Nashville Bled, by Judith A. Yates. This book is the whole basis for the series you are listening to.
- You can pick up the new T. Blake Braddy novel, Suicide Blondes, on Amazon for just $4.99 on Kindle.
- Join my monthly newsletter, and get the first novel in the Rolson McKane series absolutely FREE.
- Lobo Loco: "All Night Long." This is the podcast's slide-y theme song. Enjoy it many times over.
The Principled Uncertainty Podcast is written and produced by me, T. Blake Braddy. The theme song is "All Night Long," by Lobo Loco. You can find them all over the internet, but I'll also include links in the show description. Follow me on Twitter @blakebraddy or the podcast @pupodcast. You can email the podcast at [email protected] or me at [email protected]. Check out my instagram feed @tblakebraddy, and just for good measure, find all the information you need at principleduncertainty.libsyn.com. Thanks for listening. Bye.