Murder, My Dude

This week, it’s one of our most fun, wild, twisty stories yet. Trust us - would we lie to you?

One person that certainly would was known to many in New York, New Hampshire, and Boston as Clark Rockefeller (yes, those Rockefellers). Clark rubbed elbows with those in high society all over those locales, but a messy divorce unearthed a murderous truth, and we’re here to talk about it!

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This Week In Murder takes a look at a senseless shoving death of an elderly vocal coach and an equally senseless killing of three on a Philadelphia highway.

And, as always, we finish with Who Died The Worst!

A podcast tradition continues: it’s the fourth annual Murder O’Dude!

And the St. Patrick’s Day celebration takes a more modern turn as we explore a 21st Century case, that of the Mulhalls, a troubled family finding itself in the center (or, in Europe, centre) of a controversy that popped up when a severed leg was found floating in Dublin’s Royal Canal.

This week, we cover the story of how the leg wound up in the canal, and the St. Patrick’s Weekend festivities gone wrong that led to it showing up there in the first place.

BUT FIRST! This Week in Murder looks at sentencing in a case of a triple murder over a Facebook post and the senseless killing of a New York lawyer who was a part of one of the most famous political protests in recent history.

And, as always, we finish with Who Died The Worst!

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This week, we’re releasing the show a little early, and it’s a very special episode commemorating and exploring the death of Christopher Wallace/Biggie Smalls/The Notorious B.I.G., as it’s been 25 years since his tragic killing.

And because one story can’t be told without the other, we’ll also explore the September 2006 death of fellow hip-hop icon Tupac Shakur, and the East Coast-West Coast feud that may have been behind one or both of their demises.

And then we'll be back next week with our 4th Annual Murder O'Dude episode, featuring a true crime story in (or related to) Ireland.

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Valentine's Day is over, and it's time to look at the darker side of love and murder.

Debi and Howie Whitlock's marriage was hitting a rocky patch. Howie's drinking was getting out of hand, and Debi had left and started a relationship with another man, but after some time apart, they were trying to get things right. Just as it seemed all was well, Debi was brutally murdered. It'd take nine years and the tireless efforts of her mother to find her killer.

BUT FIRST - This Week In Murder takes a look at a settlement between Remington Arms and several Sandy Hook families and the tragic death of an innocent bystander in Houston.

And, as always, we finish with a game of Who Died The Worst?

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Just in time for Valentine’s Day, Murder, My Dude closes out its fifth season with one of the most infamous killer couples in true crime history!

Charlie Starkweather was a difficult child - a bullied boy who grew up to be a tougher young man who tormented his tormenters. Not long after meeting up with Caril Ann Fugate, however, Starkweather went on a killing spree that terrorized a Nebraska city in the late 1950s.

This week, we cover their story, which has spawned many memorable pieces of cinema itself.

BUT FIRST! This Week In Murder looks at a long distance relationship gone bad and the controversial execution of an Alabama inmate.

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

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With the NFL football playoffs drawing to a close soon and the big game on the horizon, this week, Murder, My Dude takes to the gridiron!

And we do so with a pair of stories that saw two football stars on opposite ends of the true crime coin. In episode 124, we take a look at the story of Rae Carruth, a once-promising wide receiver for the Carolina Panthers who masterminded a heinous crime and was forced to live with the consequences. From there, we explore the tragic end of legendary Tennessee Titans and Baltimore Ravens quarterback Steve McNair.

BUT FIRST!!! This Week in Murder takes a look at an accidental African shooting that the FBI believes was more sinister than it initially seemed. We also explore a story of a bad roommate and an even worse refreshing beverage.

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

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The first Murder, My Dude of 2022 is positively packed to the gills with true crime comedy goodness!

And it start’s with a heaping helping of This Week In Murder - including a briefing on the sentencing of Ahmaud Arbery’s killers and Robert Durst’s death (spoiler: he’s still dead). From there, we take a deeper dive in two cold cases finally brought to an end: one with an accused killer being brought to justice, the other with one being unmasked beyond the grave.

From there, it’s our main topic of conversation in this episode: the tragic, senseless killing of 80’s TV star Rebecca Schaeffer.

And then, to wrap it all up, we play another game of Who Died The Worst!

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Murder, My Dude closes out 2021 with a trip back in time to New Year’s Eve 1964, and a trio of killings just South of the Canadian Border.

When a couple travelling to ring in the New Year with family pulled into a rest stop at the Northernmost tip of the as-yet-unfinished Interstate 81, they found more than a bathroom of questionable quality.

The rest stop wound up being the final resting place of a family with a very, very checkered past, and this week we look at their story.

BUT FIRST! This Week In Murder looks at a new serial killer and a verdict rendered in an officer involved shooting.

And we close with a game of Who Died The Worst that covers land, air, and sea!

Happy New Year - we’ll see you in 2022!

Just in time for the holidays, Murder, My Dude covers a killer who left some very interesting reviews shopping on Amazon.com. Todd Kohlhepp ran afoul of the law from a very early age, and got away with quadruple murder for well over a decade. This episode covers his life, crimes, and the unlikely circumstances behind his capture.

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This Week In Murder takes a deeper look at the Oxford High School shooting and a very suspicious hitman rental service.

And, as always, we play a rousing game of Who Died The Worst?

Murder, My Dude is back to wake you up from your turkey coma with another with a podcast loaded to the gills with true crime comedy goodness!

Before that, however, Jackson Welles takes a moment to share his love for his new favorite show: the Starz hit Outlander.

Then it’s on to This Week In Murder, where we discuss the major developments in two major cases: the Ahmaud Arbery murder and the manhunt for Brian Laundrie. We also cover the story of an innocent man freed after decades behind bars.

From there, it’s on to the main topic of conversation. The “Born to Raise Hell” tattoo on the arm of Richard Speck proved to be accurate… to a degree. This week, we take a look at the making of a mass murderer, as we explore the life and times of the man behind one of the most brutal spree killings in American history.

And it wouldn’t be Murder, My Dude if we didn’t end with a game of Who Died the Worst?!

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