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Alan Eugene Miller was a spree killer in Alabama in 1999. He killed three people because he believed they were spreading rumors about him being gay. This conversation discusses the case and explores topics such as homophobia, mental illness, and toxic masculinity. It emphasizes the importance of acceptance and understanding towards the LGBTQ+ community Get bonus content on Patreon
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Sam gives you a fan requested episode of the Carolands murderer David Allen Raley. We discuss this creeper and senseless murders.
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David Allen Rayleigh is a convicted murderer currently on death row in San Quentin. He worked as a guard at the Caroland Mansion and gave unauthorized tours, often targeting high school girls. On February 2nd, 1985, he lured two teenage girls to the mansion, forced them into the basement safe, and proceeded to beat, rape, and stab them. He then put them in his trunk and drove to a ravine, where he dumped them. One of the girls survived and identified Rayleigh. He was convicted and sentenced to death, but due to a referendum on the death penalty in California, his execution may never happen.
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The duo discuss Argentine serial Killer Carlos Eduardo Robledo Puch and career criminals.
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Carlos Eduardo Robledo Puch, also known as the Black Angel and the Angel of Death, was an Argentine serial killer. He was convicted of multiple murders, robberies, rapes, and kidnappings. Puch's criminal career started in 1968 when he stole a motorcycle, and he continued to commit crimes until his arrest in 1972. His trial took eight years, and he was sentenced to life imprisonment. Puch is currently the longest-serving prisoner in South American history.
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In 1988, Michael Mickey and Trudy Thompson were gunned down outside their home in Bradbury, California. The case remained unsolved until 2001 when Michael Goodwin, Mickey's former business partner, was charged with the murders. Goodwin and his wife had bought gold and wired money to offshore accounts before leaving on their yacht. Goodwin was eventually found guilty and sentenced to two consecutive life sentences. The conversation also touches on murder by proxy, conspiracy to commit murder, and the importance of having a lawyer.

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Michael Mickey and his wife Trudy Thompson were gunned down in 1988 outside of their Bradbury, California home. Get bonus content on Patreon
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Michael Lee Lockhart was a convicted murderer who was executed in Texas. He was convicted for the murder of a police officer and two teenage girls. Lockhart's case was featured on Unsolved Mysteries. The conversation also touches on the challenges of finding interesting topics for true crime podcasts and the need to objectify the subject matter. The hosts discuss potential future episodes on famous serial killers like Jeffrey Dahmer and John Wayne Gacy.

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Michael Lee Lockhart was born in Walbridge, Ohio on September 30th, 1960. Not much is known about his early life. Lockhart was busted for driving a stolen Chevrolet Corvette in Beaumont, Texas by Officer Paul Hulsey, Jr. Backup found Hulsey dead in the motel room. An all-point bulletin was issued for the Corvette and was soon spotted. A high-speed chase led to a crash leading to Lockhart's capture on March 22nd, 1988. Evidence of his crimes were found in the car. He would be convicted of Officer Hulsey's murder and sentenced to death in Texas. Get bonus content on Patreon
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Donald Pee-wee Gaskins Jr. was a serial killer in South Carolina who committed multiple murders through various methods. He had a long criminal history before his murder convictions. Gaskins was sentenced to death but later pled guilty to multiple murders and received 10 concurrent life sentences. He committed another murder while in jail and was eventually executed. The conversation also touches on different methods of execution and the podcast Murder Coaster, which covers Gaskins in more detail.

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In this conversation, the hosts discuss various topics including their podcast, the death penalty, and their views on different crimes. They mention a cop killer named John Swindler and his crimes, as well as their opinions on the death penalty for cop killers. They also touch on the topic of rehabilitation for criminals and the flaws in the prison system. The conversation ends with a summary of their views on the death penalty and a discussion on different types of crimes and their severity.
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David Brewer was a fraternity member and appliance repairman who turned out to be a murderer. He called Sherry Byrne and asked her to meet him and his wife at a hotel, where he raped and beat her before kidnapping her. Sherry managed to leave a sign in the trunk of Brewer's car. Brewer was arrested and confessed to the crime. He was found guilty and sentenced to death. The conversation also touches on the challenges of catching criminals and the importance of thorough police investigations.

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Aileen Wuornos was an American serial killer who claimed seven victims in less than a year. She had a troubled childhood, experiencing abuse, abandonment, and engaging in sex work at a young age. Wuornos had a criminal history before her murder spree, including robbery and assault. She claimed that her victims had either raped or attempted to rape her, but this defense was not accepted in court. She was convicted and sentenced to death, and her execution took place in 2002.
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AJ and Sam give an update on the natural disaster, a tornado, torn through their city in Rome, New York. Get bonus content on Patreon
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