Murder Brunch

We’re reaching back into season 1 to bring a fan favorite episode, in case you missed it. Here’s “Put Your Dick Away, Jim” where we discuss one of our more infamous killers in the first half, and the mystery of the Sims family in the second half.

Cocktail: Hawaiian Punch Koolaid/Rum

Story A: Jim Jones, his cult, and the “Jonestown Massacre.”

Story B: The mysterious and unsolved murder of the Sims family in Tallahassee, Florida.

The Bunch has some very tasty, very strong sangria and a rather large brunch. Jo delivers our first story, a family affair revolving around Vivan Miranda, Santeria, and demon possession. Rachel’s unsolved tale is the mysterious and influential account of governess Hazel Drew, her shirtwaist, and her getaway trip.

Season 2 getting properly under way with a longer-than-usual episode, but Rachel’s first story of Saverio Bellante is too interesting and we have a lot to say. This episode also introduces us to our new favorite drink. Jo follows up with a mysterious luxury hotel visit by one “Jennifer Fairgate” and some rather curious circumstances. Become a “Bruncher” and join our Patreon, or just tune in for mayhem, murder, and snacks.

Cocktail: Devil’s Margarita (tequila, simple syrup, lime juice, red wine)

Story A: Saverio Bellante’s story of chess and cannibalism.

Story B: An elegantly dressed woman checks into room 2805 on a Wednesday…

The Murder Brunch Bunch is back with our Season 2 Series Premier! We have quite the brunch feast - egg themed of course - while discussing our new Patreon and our usual two tales of murder and mayhem. Jo recounts the story of James Ruppert and the “Easter Sunday Massacre,” while Rachel talks about the very sad disappearance of Amy Lynn Bradley.

Cocktail: Easter Champagne (pink champagne, orange juice, grenadine)

Story A: James Ruppert and the “Easter Sunday Massacre.”

Story B: A tragic cruise gone wrong in the unsolved story of Amy Lynn Bradley.

It’s the Murder Brunch Bunch’s season 1 finale. The first tale of Sonia Risken has more twists than a kicked pig. The second tale has more mystery than the Bunch has rum, plus lead masks and raincoats. The brunch… is to die for.

Cocktail: Moscow Mule (Part ginger beer, part dark rum, All delicious)

Story A: Many turns and twists in this elaborate tale of Sonia Rios Risken.

Story B: Manoel Pereira da Cruz and Miguel José Viana wear lead masks, but why?

Come banana jam out with the Murder Brunch Bunch in our penultimate episode as we dig into iconic members of the Dutch Resistance; then a short but very sad tale of a missing person .

Cocktail: Dutch Courage (Gin, Advocat (Egg nog),Apple Juice, Lemon Juice)

Story A: The incredible tale of Hannie Schaft and the Oversteegen sisters, Truus and Freddie.

Story B: The sad disappearance of Cherrie Mahan.

For brunch, the Bunch has breakfast sandwiches, bacon, pumpkin pancakes, pumpkin seeds, fresh fruit, and hash browns while first discussing Bill and Anne Stout; then, the mystery of Mike Mansholt.

Cocktail: Pink Mimosa (a classic, with a pink twist)

Story A: Adultery and murder in Montana with the Stouts.

Story B: The unsolved tragedy of Mike Mansholt

This episode brings us another fun look at a fictional story of murders with the Brewster sisters. Then back to true crime with an unsolved murder in Alaska.

Cocktail: Frozen Coffee(with caramel Vodka)

Story A: Where do the infamous Brewster Sisters fall on the Scale of Evil?

Story B: 1982, Craig Alaska, the Coulthurst family and deckhands killed on a fishing boat.

The Brunch Bunch has a lot of rum and discusses football and murder in the tale of Bruno Fernandes. Then, the lengthy stalking and mysterious death of Cindy Hack.

Cocktail: Caipirinha (It’s a lot of rum)

Story A: Convicted murderer and professional footballer, Bruno Fernandes de Souza

Story B: Seven years of stalking and eventual mysterious death of Cindy Elizabeth Hack James