Murder, My Dude

This week, Murder My Dude takes a look at a series of stories of things that may not be what they seem.

A revelation on a second date and a mom washing her son’s jeans are more than what they seem on the latest edition of This Week In Murder!

In our featured story, we look at the infamous tale of Dee Dee and Gypsy Rose Blanchard, a loving mother and her sickly child on the surface, but things are rarely what they seem. Join Jackson and B.P. as the uncover the secrets of the family that spawned countless true crime documentaries and a hit streaming series.

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

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In this episode, Murder, My Dude spends Memorial Day Weekend deep in the heart of Texas!

Candy Montgomery seemingly had it all: a beautiful house, a devoted husband, and two lovely children. Still, she wanted more. More specifically, she wanted Gore - family friend Allan Gore (not the former Vice President). Their meticulously negotiated love affair wound up leading to one of the more horrific crime scenes in the history of the Lone Star State.

So before you watch one (or both) of the limited run series based on the case hitting streaming services soon, get the details from us.

BUT FIRST! This Week in Murder explores bad bosses and an ailing accused murderer.

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

Murder, My Dude returns to the City of Angels to cover the notorious Hillside Strangler case. In the late 1970s, over a dozen women were found dead, many of them sexually assaulted, in the hills surrounding Los Angeles. This week, we explore the case and its unexpected conclusion.

BUT FIRST: A NEW SEGMENT! Jackson Welles debuts Crime Seen, a review segment featuring reviews of classic crime films.

Also, This Week In Murder takes a look at two tragic tales of unhappy matrimony. And, as always, we play Who Died The Worst?

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This week, Murder, My Dude takes a little detour to the Old West to explore the life, times, and death of one of the greatest confidence men in American history: Jefferson Randolph “Soapy” Smith II.

Born into privilege to a wealthy family in (barely) pre-Civil War Georgia, the fall of the Confederacy and Reconstruction altered this son of a lawyer and grandson of a plantation owner’s destiny, but he still reached incredible heights through dubious means before meeting an untimely end.

We explore the swindles, the supporting cast, and the sad end of Soapy in this episode!

But first! We look at a case of cannibalism in Spain and a cold case solved because of a podcast (not us!) in This Week In Murder.

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

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Murder, My Dude Returns to provide you with more of the true crime comedy goodness you know and love!

And it starts with This Week In Murder, where we break down another tragic mass shooting, this one involving a former NFL player, as well as a dismembered body found in a ditch in Brazil.

And then it’s on to the main attraction. While not as infamous as Ted Bundy, Paul John Knowles, also known as the Casanova Killer, was similarly dangerous. We break down his looks, to truly decide if he’s worthy of such a title (No. Seriously. We do.)

Beyond that, we also look at his life, history, and crimes as usual, as well as the romantic conquests that helped him earn his moniker.

And, as always, we close with Who Died The Worst?

This week, we’re shipping up to Boston!

Long before the term “serial killer” even existed, a dreaded mystery man left all of Boston terrified from 1962 to 1964. Many, many women were terrified to be home alone due to the knowledge that The Boston Strangler was on the loose.

As many know, Albert DeSalvo eventually confessed to the crimes, but was he actually The Boston Strangler, and was he the ONLY Boston Strangler?

We explore it all in this episode!

BUT FIRST! This Week In Murder looks at yet another horrible mass shooting and a horrific carjacking death with shockingly young perpetrators.

And finally, we close with a TikTok-themed Who Died The Worst!

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St. Paddy’s Day is in the rear view, but the third-annual Murder O’Dude is here, better late than never!

And, if it helps, the show was recorded on March 17th!

And this episode explores the lore and likely truth behind Dorcas “Darkey” Kelly, a woman in 18th Century Dublin whose brutal execution has been attributed at times to her being a witch, a victim of a heinous secret society, or possibly Ireland’s first serial killer.

BUT FIRST! A super-sized This Week In Murder looks at the horrific mass murder in Atlanta, the ironic death of a California serial killer, and an exonerated man suing the company that provided the evidence that got him out of prison.

And, as always, we finish with a rousing (and one-sided) game of Who Died The Worst?

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Murder, My Dude marches on into the third month of the year with a trip to the past just in time for Women’s History Month.

Only one woman was ever executed by the electric chair in the state of Georgia: Lena Baker, born at the turn of the century to a sharecropping family deep in the Jim Crow South.

With that kind of deck stacked against her, it’s no surprise that Lena ran into hardship after hardship. When a forbidden love went wrong, it cost her her life in one of the most heinous ways imaginable. This week, we look at her story.

BUT FIRST! We take a look at a stomach turning mass murder and, quite possibly, the world’s worst wife in This Week in Murder. Finally, we end with a game of Who Died The Worst that’s packed with poetic justice!

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Do not adjust your podcatcher: this is not an episode of Murder, My Dude.

The voices may sound the same, but the topics are different! This is a sneak preview of the first episode of Podantic!

If you're as obsessed with accumulating useless information as Jackson & B.P. are, you've certainly come to the right place.

In this episode, we start with the origin point for most modern television programs: the pilot. Why are they called pilots? How have famous shows changed from their pilots? Ever wanted to know more? No? We're going to tell you anyway!

And while we're at it, we're also going to tell you how the whole gender reveal party craze started.

So listen up! You might learn something.

Murder, My Dude kicks off season five with a big announcement, and a new feud for the ages: B.P. Burke vs the last name of this week’s main attraction: William Heirens (Heir-ens? Hair-ens? Hi-rens?)

However you pronounce it, Heirens was accused of being Chicago’s infamous Lipstick Killer, suspected of murdering two women and a six-year old girl in the mid-1940s. While Heirens confessed to the crime, he quickly recanted and many believe him to be innocent. This week, we take a closer look at the crimes and the accused criminal.

BUT FIRST! This Week In Murder explores a serial killer meeting his end and a deadly winter dispute. As always, we finish up with Who Died The Worst!

And, starting with this episode, we’re going to be releasing new shows every other week! Starting next week, we debut our new biweekly show: Podantic, a hilarious new show by and for know-it-alls!