Intoxicology True Crime Podcast

Hello everyone!  Please forgive us for the late episode drop.  Things have been crazy!  In this episode we are discussing some unsolved murders.  You might recognize some of these infamous cases, and we've included one that you might not be familiar with.  Again, if you have any information about an unsolved case, speak up!  Even the tiniest little detail could change everything.  We have been in a holding pattern of sorts while waiting for the judgement on our pending lawsuit, so we recorded this episode in two parts.  We will be back soon with some epic interviews in our Justice for Wongo series, so make sure you don't miss it!  Love y'all!

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We decided to take a small break from our Justice for Wongo series, to interview a dear friend of the podcast while she was here from California.  We just call her She-She or Sheesh.  She is an avid listener and she also helps spread the word in California about our little podcast, which we appreciate.  Not only does she know our first survivor series guest, but she also has her own terrifying story to tell.  So enjoy!

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In this episode we read some of Wongo's writings.  He was a deep thinker, a poet and apparently a songwriter.  We are approaching the 20 year anniversary of Wongo's murder, and we thought we'd celebrate who he was, and what kind of person the world was robbed of.  He is deeply missed by his friends and family and we will continue to seek justice for him.

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Yep!  We're getting sued!  Listen to get the deets.  For those of you who continue to listen to our podcast, and support us, let us just say...thank you!  Your support means everything to us.  Stick around....there's so much more to come!  Love you guys! 

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Hey listeners! In this episode we discuss the investigation into Wongo's murder from 20 years ago, and we use the term "investigation" loosely.  Our guest, Ronda, has a lot of insight into the Bailey County law enforcement's inner workings, and had some information she wanted to share.

We appreciate Ronda, and everyone who has come forward to talk about their experiences and stories regarding everyone involved in this case.  We know it's not easy to put yourselves out there.  The only way to get justice for Wongo is to keep talking about this case, and be persistent, consistent, and factual. 

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We have questions...do you?  After doing 7 episodes of our Justice for Wongo series, we have made a list of questions that we still feel haven't been answered.  In this episode we always invite anyone who knows anything to come talk to us...on the record or off.  This invitation includes Sheriff Wills, and even Jennifer.  We do not expect to hear from either of them, but the invitation stands.  If any of you have questions you would like for us to ask, please email us at [email protected].  Everyone who ever knew Wongo, or even knows about this case, should be as mad as we are that nothing has been done in 20 years!  We won't stop until that changes!  

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We apologize for the late episode...sometimes our full time jobs slow us down.  We continue our Justice for Wongo series.  In this episode, we talk to JC Dillard.  He is an ex-boyfriend of Jennifer's.  He gives us his take on what kind of person she is, and shares some stories of his time as her boyfriend.  You won't want to miss this episode.

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In this episode we speak with Kelly Heinrich, another relative of the Kindle family.  She has also been lovingly referred to as the "Babysitter".  She often had a house full of kids.  Everyone trusted Kelly implicitly, so when there was an opportunity to go out and have a good time, the locals called her to keep their babies.  We are so blessed to have had her come on to the podcast to share her memories of Wongo, and discuss her thoughts about his unsolved murder.  Kelly is a one-of-a-kind human being, and we understood very quickly why everyone loves her so much!

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In this episode, we talk with Chris Locke, Wongo's cousin.  Chris had a lot to say about good times with Jonathan, his opinions about Jonathan's murder, and his thoughts about Sheriff Will's and the investigation (or lack of investigation) conducted after the murder.  It's heartbreaking to hear how little investigating was actually done after Wongo was killed.  We can't even imagine the frustration his close friends and family must have felt then, and still today.  There are so many victims in this case.  Wongo was loved by everyone, and his murder caused irreparable damage to everyone left behind.  This is why we have to get justice for Wongo!

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In this episode we continue our series regarding the murder of Jonathan (Wongo) Kindle.  Jason Wood joins us again to discuss the case, and his friendship with Brian.  Jason is the first person to bring this case to us two years ago.  We are grateful for his input and his continued efforts to help us get to the bottom of this.  Jonathan's case should never have gone unsolved.  The pieces to this puzzle are all there, they just need to be put together, and we intend to do that.  Jason is always a reliable source of information, and he drops a bomb in this episode.  You won't want to miss it!

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