Gruesome: Horrific True Crime

Coni takes you through the case dubbed "The Suitcase Murder".

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Meg takes you through the 5 of the most heartbreaking cases in professional wrestling.

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Nicole Kasinskas and Billy Sullivan were teenagers in love. Meg takes you through how far they were willing to go to be together.

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This week Coni takes you through the deadly mass shooting that took place in Nova Scotia in April of 2020.

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Marvin Heemeyer had a vendetta against the town of Granby, Colorado. Meg takes you through how far Heemeyer was willing to go for vengeance.

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The town of Cheshire, CT was rocked on On July 23, 2007. Coni takes you through the Petit Family Murders this week.

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When Jesse Pomeroy was 14, he became the youngest person to be convicted of first-degree murder in the history of Massachusetts. Meg takes you through the case of this boy monster who terrorized his town in between 1871 and 1874.

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Dubbed "The Speed Freak Killers", Wesley Shermantine and Loren Herzog committed numerous murders throughout the 80's and 90's in the San Joaquin area. Coni takes you through the case this week.

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Andrew Kehoe was a Michigan farmer with a pessimistic outlook who thought everyone was out to get him. This mindset led him to commit one of the worst mass murders in the United States. Meg takes you through this case from almost a century ago.

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Pauline Parker and Juliet Hulme were best friends turned murderers. Coni takes you through one of the most heinous cases in New Zealand's history.

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