Murder, My Dude

Murder, My Dude returns with an episode that’ll make you think twice before you open your medicine cabinet!

Chicago was terrorized in the early 1980s with a wave on inexplicable cyanide poisonings that ultimately caused nationwide hysteria and a mistrust of consumer products that lasts to a certain degree to this day.

In our latest episode, we explore the mysterious killings.

BUT FIRST! This Week In Murder revisits the heinous Idaho University killings in the wake of the arrest of a suspect. Also, a look at a former UFC fighter arrested for a killing in a Mexican resort town.

And, as always, we play Who Died The Worst!

This week, Murder, My Dude heads to the Big Apple to ring in the new year. We’re not talking about the ultra-glitzy modern-day Times Square, but instead the more rough-and-tumble Times Square of the 1970s and 80s, where “street performers” trafficked in something far more salacious than knockoff Marvel and Sesame Street costumes.

This was the New York of Richard Cottingham. The depths of Cottingham’s savagery is only now beginning to be understood, and this week, we explore his story.

BUT FIRST! This Week In Murder explores a delivery gone horribly wrong and a serial killer we’ve covered being set free.

And then we end the year with one last Who Died The Worst for 2022!

For a large part of the late 2000s/early 10s, Casey Anthony was quite possibly the most hated person in America. Suspected in the death of her three-year-old daughter Caylee, images of Anthony partying it up while her child was missing drew intense anger across the country.

Anger that was joined by disbelief when Anthony was found not guilty of her daughter’s murder.

New evidence and the breaking of silences has made the case debated to this day. In this episode, Jackson and B.P. provide their perspective.

BUT FIRST! This Week in Murder looks at the killing of an American woman vacationing in Mexico and the finally-revealed identity of The Boy In The Box.

And finally, we close with an edition of Who Died The Worst that’s too hot to handle!

This week, Jackson and B.P. discuss the case of a femme fatale who has been an international fugitive for over a half-century.

Sharon “La Pistolera” Kinne always wanted to grow beyond her humble Midwestern origins, and she had a knack for either getting what she wanted or punishing those who kept it from her.

Time after time, she evaded the law, and even when it caught up with her, she seemed to have one more trick up her sleeve.

This week, we explore her story.

BUT FIRST! This Week in Murder covers a pair of college shootings. And, as always, we finish with a game of Who Died The Worst!

This week, it's a double shot of true crime comedy goodness that takes us to the Treasure State!

Montana may not be a gigantic population hub, but Big Sky Country has definitely seen its share of twisted true crime tales. In this episode, we take a look at two of them: the tragic 1973 death of Susie Jaeger, which led to a case that created a milestone in criminal profiling. Then, we look at the reign of terror caused by a man who sounds like an old timey boxer: The Missoula Mauler!

BUT FIRST! This Week in Murder looks at a Jane Doe identified after nearly half a century and a workplace courtship gone horribly wrong.

Then, as always, we end with a game of Who Died The Worst! 

Murder, My Dude is back for the second week in a row with a famous case from the early part of this century: the highly publicized murder of Bonny Lee Bakley.

Bakley had been married to her 10th husband, TV star Robert Blake. Blake wound up being thrust into the center of the case, which dominated headlines for years after and is still hotly debated to this day.

This week, we cover it all!

BUT FIRST! This Week In Murder provides updates for a trio of previously covered cases and looks at a possible THC overdose.

We also cover the controversy surrounding Kanye West’s Anti-Semitic meltdown.

And, as always, we end with a game of Who Died The Worst!

Murder, My Dude is back, and we’re going back to the VERY beginning of the show. Episode 1 saw Jackson and B.P. review the 2018 version of Halloween during its theatrical run, and this week, they take a look at the final film in the Blumhouse-Haddonfield trilogy: Halloween Ends! If you want to skip right to it, the review starts around 42 minutes in. BEWARE SPOILERS - it's loaded with them if you haven't seen the movie!

That doesn’t mean we’re completely straying from our true crime core, though! This Week in Murder provides further updates on Adnan Syed’s release from prison and also explores a suspected serial killer caught in Central California.

And, as always, we close this super-sized episode with a game of Who Died the Worst!

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On the latest Murder, My Dude, we go back in time to explore the case that helped create the True Crime genre itself.

The 1959 killing of the Clutter Family rattled the Kansas community where it happened, but years later, it was the work of famous author Truman Capote that made the story a national phenomenon.

What would motivate someone to slaughter a beloved family that was seemingly free of enemies? Tune in and learn all about it!

BUT FIRST! We explore a more recent case that’s the stuff of True Crime legend as Adnan Syed is released from prison. That’s ½ of This Week in Murder, and the other half will keep you from looking at luggage the same way again!

And then, as always, we end with a rousing game of Who Died The Worst!

Join us this week as Murder, My Dude goes Hollywood!

Well, goes off-Broadway at the very least.

Adrienne Shelly was on the precipice of the biggest success of her career behind the camera when it was all taken away from her by an unlikely assailant. If her husband hadn’t tirelessly pursued the truth, her killer would have likely never faced justice.

This week, we cover their story.

BUT FIRST! This Week in Murder becomes This Week in Memphis. 

Then, as always, we close with a game of Who Died The Worst?

Keep ahead of the true crime curve and get the latest scoop before the newest Netflix True Crime miniseries by listening to Jackson and B.P. covering the ongoing saga involving Lori Vallow and her husband Chad Daybell as they await trial for the deaths of Lori’s daughter and stepson, Tylee Ryan and J.J. Vallow.

But before we delve into the Sins of Our Mother, we’ll take a look at a tragic triple murder suicide in Oklahoma and a kiss gone horribly wrong in Tennessee during This Week In Murder.

Then, as always, we finish with a game of Who Died The Worst!