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This week, forty years ago a legend was murdered. John Lennon was a worldwide icon and he was shot and killed in the streets of New York City by a madman. Join us in the Garage was we take a glimpse at John’s life, his murder and the maniac who shot him. 

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John Lennon /// Part 1 /// 447

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Maura Murray 

Brandon Lawson 

Asha Degree

Wiliam Tyrell

Emma Fillipoff

Brian Shaffer

Jaliek Rainwalker 

Madeleine McCann

Jennifer Kesse




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Mitrice Richardson 

Kendrick Johnson

JonBenet Ramsey

The Delphi murders

OJ Simpson

The Tylenol Murders 

Elisa Lam

The Photo: Kris Kremers and Lisanne Froon 

The West Memphis 3 

Amy Mihaljevic







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Zodiac 

Ted Bundy

The Backpacker: Ivan Milat 

BTK: Dennis Rader

John Wayne Gacy 

Jeffrey Dahmer 

Edmund Kemper

Ed Gein




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Chris Watts

The Unabomber 

John Lennon 

Scott Peterson

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Room 309: Sidney Teerhuis-Moar

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Florida Vampire /// Part 2 /// 750

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In November of 1985 in Malabar, Florida authorities responded to a strange and disturbing call.  A young woman who had been abducted the day before somehow managed to escape from her captor’s home.  A motorist found the young woman on the side of the road.  He took her to his home for both her protection and to call first responders for help.  The woman described to detectives what the abductor had subjected her to over the last 22 hours.  An abduction case was rare but perhaps the most startling detail of the woman’s story was that the man who had offered her a ride and then tortured her in his home, also drank the woman’s blood.  The Brevard County Sheriff’s Office had a serious case on their hands and the community had a monster living among them. 

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Florida Vampire /// Part 1 /// 749

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In November of 1985 in Malabar, Florida authorities responded to a strange and disturbing call.  A young woman who had been abducted the day before somehow managed to escape from her captor’s home.  A motorist found the young woman on the side of the road.  He took her to his home for both her protection and to call first responders for help.  The woman described to detectives what the abductor had subjected her to over the last 22 hours.  An abduction case was rare but perhaps the most startling detail of the woman’s story was that the man who had offered her a ride and then tortured her in his home, also drank the woman’s blood.  The Brevard County Sheriff’s Office had a serious case on their hands and the community had a monster living among them. 

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Murder at N.A.S. Norfolk /// Part 2 /// 748

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Carolyn Ann Molnar, a 21 year old Navy clerk, disappeared February 6, 1983.  Her body was found about 3 months later at the Naval Air Station in Norfolk, Virginia.  A year prior Pamela Anne Kimbrue, a 23 year old Navy messenger, disappeared from the Navy base.  She was later found in her car, submerged at the end of a seaplane wall.  Her killer tied her arms behind her back with clothesline.  This week in the Garage, Nic and the Captain discuss these two homicide cases from N.A.S. Norfolk. 

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Murder at N.A.S. Norfolk /// Part 2 /// 748

Murder at N.A.S. Norfolk /// Part 1 /// 747
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Carolyn Ann Molnar, a 21 year old Navy clerk, disappeared February 6, 1983.  Her body was found about 3 months later at the Naval Air Station in Norfolk, Virginia.  A year prior Pamela Anne Kimbrue, a 23 year old Navy messenger, disappeared from the Navy base.  She was later found in her car, submerged at the end of a seaplane wall.  Her killer tied her arms behind her back with clothesline.  This week in the Garage, Nic and the Captain discuss these two homicide cases from N.A.S. Norfolk. 

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Kane Coronado  //////  746 
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On Tuesday, November 1, 2022 eighteen year old Kane Coronado was shot while riding his bike in Wyoming, Michigan.  This attack happened in broad daylight.  Sadly Kane did not survive.  With the help of eyewitnesses, Wyoming Police have released a description of the suspect and the suspect’s vehicle and now police need your help.  The suspect is described as a white male, around the age of 30 with a medium build and a brown or gray scruffy beard.  The suspect was seen driving toward Market Avenue and then toward I-196 in a grey sedan, possibly a model between the years of 2000 and 2005.  The vehicle could be similar to the body style of a 2005 Chevy Cavalier.  If you have seen the suspect, the suspect’s vehicle or if you have any information regarding the murder of Kane Coronado, please contact the Wyoming Police at 616.530.7300 or Silent Observer at 1.866.774.2345 or https://www.silentobserver.org 

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John Lennon /// Part 1 /// 447

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