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Becky and Bevy discuss the case of Oliver Northup (A.K.A Chip) and Claudia Maupin. The morning of April 14, 2013, Chip and Claudia failed to show up for church. Their family tried to explain it away but as the day went on, and no Chip or Claudia to be found, their family became more concerned. When police made a welfare check at the couple's house that evening, they stumbled upon the two mutilated bodies of Chip and Claudia. Everyone seemed to love Chip and Claudia...so who would have killed them? The answer to that question may come up sooner rather than later when the police receive a call from a teenage boy telling them a rather shocking story that would blow the case wide open.


Case Sources: Youtube: Truly Criminal (Danial Marsh), davisenterprise.com, Wikipedia, wikiwand.com.

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Today Becky and Bevy discuss the case of Loren Leslie.

When Loren Leslie died due to homicide, she was only 15 years old. Devastatingly, she fell victim to one of Canada's youngest serial killers, Cody Legebokoff.  

 
Case Sources: Wikipedia (Cody Legebokoff, Highway of tears), murderpedia, Youtube: true crime canada, highwayoftears.org, global news.com, rcmp-grc.gc.ca, times colonist.com, crimetraveller.org, bc.ctvnews.ca, 

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This week Becky and Bevy discuss the case of Rick Swan.

Rick Swan grew up on a dairy farm in Claremore Oklahoma. In his hometown, his family was known for having a good reputation and were known to be quite generous. Rick was no different. He upheld the family reputation and was known to be a good man within the community. In 2005, when Rick was in his late forties, he finally settled down and got engaged to the love of his life, Kathy Pavey-Foster, who he would eventually marry. Kathy had two children and Rick felt that this was an opportunity to become the father that he had always wanted to be. Unfortunately, after Kathy passes away due to suicide, Rick's relationship with his stepsons begins to go downhill, and the strained relationship between Rick and his Stepson, Kevin, in particular would cause investigators to raise their brows when a burnt body is found on the Swan farm.  

Case Sources: lawandcrime.com, Oxygen True crime: Fatal Family Feuds S1 E4, justice.gov, NVC.com

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Becky and Bevy discuss the case of Heather Bogle. In 2015 single mother Heather goes missing after leaving her overnight shift at Whirlpool, her family becomes concerned when she fails to pick up her daughter from school. The following day Heather is found dead in the trunk of her car. Her murder investigation goes on for 2 years while the tension and frustration grow between the Bogle family and the Sherrif department. Eventually, two shocking arrests are made that allow Heather's case to be reexamined and eventually solved.

Case Sources: cbsnews.com, chillingcrimes.com, distractify.com, nbcnews.com, ranker.com

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This week Becky and Bevy discuss the murder of Stephen Moore.

In 2010, Stephen drops off his daughter off at his ex-wife's house and supposedly heads to work. However, Stephen doesn't show up for his scheduled shift and details begin emerging that cause his friends and family to become concerned for his well-being. Detectives get involved in what was now a missing person case and start uncovering details that implicate there was a nasty end to Stephen and his ex-wife's marriage and an ongoing custody battle hidden in the midst. Did Stephen disappear on his own accord? Or was something more sinister working beneath the surface? 




Case Sources: wikipedia, murderpedia, nj.com, ocweekly.com, koco.com, dateline: Kathleen Dorsett

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Becky and Bevy discuss the case of Robert Andrews.


Case Sources: https://kfor.com/news/local/oklahomas Youtube- sunday School Teacher | Brenda Andrew | Snapped & Skincare True Crime, murderpedia, deathpenaltyworldwide.org/

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Becky and Bevy discuss murders of members of the Kologi family. 

In 2014, on New Years Eve, Scott Kologi makes a decision to open fire on his family who were just trying to ring in the new year with some family festivities. At the time of this incident, Scott was a young 16-year-old who was struggling with his mental health. Unfortunately, the decline to his mental health was overlooked and four people paid the ultimate price. 

Case Sources: Youtube-NJ.com(teenager describes mindset as he killed 4 family members), The new years eave long branch massacres,High time crime, lawandcrime.com, nypost.com

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Becky and Bevy discuss the case of Sameena Imam. 

In 2014, on Christmas Eve, Sameena finally thought that her dreams were coming true. She had previously been having a secret love affair with one of her co-workers, Roger Cooper, and she had finally worked up the nerve to serve him an ultimatum. Either he chose her, or she chose to walk away from their complicated relationship. Either way, she was ready for their dynamic to change. On this particular night, Sameena said good-bye to her co-workers with anticipation of celebrating her newly official relationship. Except the problem with that was...no one ever saw her again. What happened to Sameena Imam?

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Becky and Bevy discuss the case of the Wholaver family. On December 25, 2002, the Middletown police department were called out to 817 North Street Union for a welfare check on the Wholaver family. When police enter the home, it is not long until they spot a woman with a fatal head injury lying on the kitchen floor, as police clear the house, they hear something on the second floor. Police draw their weapons and make their way upstairs...and what they find is truly heart breaking.

Case sources: pennlive.com, murderpedia.org, criminaldiscoursepodcast.com, abc27.com, thesearchchamber.com, themcshanefirm.com
 

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Becky and Bevy discuss Part 2 of the Gertrude Baniszewski case. In 1965, Sylvia and Jenny Likens are left in the care of their neighbor Gertrude Baniszewski. Although Gertrude promises the girl's parents that she will take care of them as she does her own children, it isn't long before she starts using corporal punishment for minor discretions that eventually leads to full blown abuse. The abuse would continue for months and eventually would lead to the death of one of the Likens girls. Who will be held accountable for her death? 

Case sources: Wikipedia, Murderpedia, indystar.com, allthatsinteresting.com, heathermonroe.medium.com,

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