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Edward James Adams was a notorious American criminal and spree killer in the early 1900s. He was involved in bootlegging, robberies, and car theft. Adams formed his own gang and committed bank and train robberies in the Midwest during the Prohibition era. He escaped custody multiple times and was involved in several shootouts with law enforcement. Adams was ultimately killed by police after a failed attempt to rent a car.
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Velma Barfield was an American serial killer who confessed to six murders but was convicted of one. She was the first woman executed by lethal injection. Barfield's life was marked by abusive relationships, drug abuse, and financial troubles. She targeted her victims by poisoning them with arsenic. Barfield became a devout Christian during her time on death row and spent her last days ministering to other prisoners. She was executed in 1984.
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Herb Baumeister was an American businessman and suspected serial killer.
Herb Baumeister, an American businessman and suspected serial killer, is the focus of this conversation. Baumeister exhibited antisocial behavior from a young age and was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia and antisocial personality disorder. He drifted through jobs and had a troubled marriage. In 1994, human remains were found in his backyard, leading to an investigation into the disappearances of gay men in Indianapolis. Baumeister fled to Canada and committed suicide. The conversation also touches on the I-70 Strangler, an unidentified serial killer who targeted young boys and men in Indiana and Ohio.
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Listen to the last part of what we remember and talk about new shows.
In this conversation, the hosts discuss various serial killers and their crimes. They cover topics such as white-collar killers, the legalization of sex work, the motivations behind killings, and unsolved murder cases. The conversation is divided into three parts, with each part focusing on different killers and cases.
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Part 2 of What AJ Remembers, get the inside look at what we actually retained over this past year.
In this conversation, the hosts discuss various serial killers and their nicknames. They cover a range of cases, including Robert Schulman, Douglas Wright, Michael Player, Anthony Bedlam, Adam Lane, Vicki Jackson, and more. They also touch on topics such as the criminal elements of pimping and the different types of killers. The conversation ends with a mention of upcoming episodes and a call to support the podcast on Patreon.

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Happy New Year and welcome to a new bonus episode to kick off 2024! Sam test the combine memory of her and AJ on the scripts Sam has written. IT's totally worth a listen.
In this bonus episode of Killing 15 Minutes, the hosts review their previously covered serial killers. They discuss the details and characteristics of each killer, including their methods, nicknames, and notable facts. The conversation is light-hearted and filled with humor as they reminisce about the cases. The episode ends with a plug for their Patreon and a closing statement.

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Judy Buonanano, a black widow killer, was born in 1943 in Texas. She experienced a troubled childhood and was reportedly abused by her father and stepmother. She spent time in prison for attacking her family members and later graduated as a nursing assistant. Judy's criminal activities began in the 1970s when she started poisoning her partners and family members for insurance money. She was convicted for the murder of her son and the attempted murder of her partner. Judy was executed in 1998.
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Kim Dae-doo was a South Korean serial killer who went on a 55-day killing spree in 1975, targeting isolated and impoverished houses. He started as a petty criminal and developed an inferiority complex due to his failures. Kim's crimes escalated from burglary to murder, with a total of 17 victims. He was eventually caught and sentenced to death, while his accomplice had his sentence commuted to life imprisonment. Kim's will emphasized the importance of keeping first-time offenders away from hardened criminals.
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