Murder, Mysteries and Conspiracies with Glenn P Clinger III

On July 16, 1988, professional wrestling superstar Bruiser Brody walked into a locker room shower area in Puerto Rico to discuss business with fellow wrestler José "Invader 1" González.

Moments later, screams echoed through the locker room.

Brody emerged mortally wounded from multiple stab wounds.

He would die hours later.

González admitted stabbing Brody but claimed self-defense. A jury acquitted him of murder, yet nearly 40 years later wrestlers, journalists, and fans still debate what really happened that night.

Why was the alleged murder weapon never recovered?

Why did some key witnesses claim they received their subpoenas after the trial had already ended?

What role, if any, did wrestling politics play behind the scenes?

And did justice truly prevail?

In this special "You Be The Jury" episode of Murders, Mysteries, and Conspiracies, we present the evidence, examine the prosecution and defense, explore the unanswered questions, and put the verdict in your hands.

⚖️ Was José González guilty?

⚖️ Was it truly self-defense?

⚖️ Or was the investigation too flawed to ever know the truth?

The courtroom is now yours.

You be the jury.

#BruiserBrody #WrestlingMysteries #TrueCrimePodcast #MurdersMysteriesAndConspiracies #ProfessionalWrestling #ColdCase #DarkSideOfTheRing #WrestlingHistory #UnsolvedMysteries #YouBeTheJury

In this crossover episode of Heroes of WWII and Murders, Mysteries, and Conspiracies, we explore the incredible story of Richard Winters, the legendary commander of Easy Company, 101st Airborne Division.

From the beaches of Normandy and the assault at Brécourt Manor to the frozen forests of Bastogne during the Battle of the Bulge, Winters led his men through some of World War II's most dangerous battles with courage, intelligence, and unwavering leadership.

Made famous by Band of Brothers, Winters became one of the most respected officers of the war, yet he never considered himself a hero.

Join us as we uncover the true story of the man behind the legend and the company of heroes who helped change the course of history.

"I served in a company of heroes."

#WWII #RichardWinters #BandOfBrothers #EasyCompany #DDay #BattleOfTheBulge #HeroesOfWWII

He fought for freedom… before he ever had it.

In this special crossover episode, we uncover the hidden story of James Armistead Lafayette—an enslaved man who became a double agent and helped bring down the British at Yorktown.

Moving undetected through enemy lines, he fed lies to the British and truth to the Americans… shaping the outcome of the Revolutionary War.

But when the war ended, his fight wasn’t over.

Because the man who helped win America’s freedom… wasn’t free himself.

This is a story of espionage, deception, and a hero history nearly forgot.

A young woman disappears inside the infamous Cecil Hotel… but the only clue she leaves behind is a piece of footage that still haunts investigators to this day.

Moments before she vanished, Elisa Lam was captured acting in a way no one has ever been able to fully explain.

Days later, her body is found in a place that raises even more questions than answers.

Was this a tragic accident… or is there something we’re missing?

You be the detective.

What happens when the people who know the truth… never get to tell it?

From Boeing insiders to AI engineers… from UFO whistleblowers to global corruption cases… a disturbing pattern begins to emerge. One by one, individuals preparing to testify—preparing to expose what they knew—die before their stories can be fully heard.

Are these tragic coincidences… or something more?

In this episode of Murders, Mysteries, and Conspiracies, we examine the whistleblowers who didn’t live to testify—and the questions they left behind.

What if some of the greatest heroes of the American Revolution were the ones history almost erased?

In this special Memorial Day crossover episode, we uncover the powerful and little-known stories of Deborah Sampson—a woman who disguised herself as a man to fight in the Continental Army—and Sybil Ludington, the teenage rider who traveled farther than Paul Revere to warn colonial forces of a British attack.

From battlefield secrets to midnight rides, this episode explores the courage, mystery, and overlooked legacy of two women who helped shape America’s fight for independence.

This is a story of war, identity, sacrifice… and the heroes history nearly forgot.

KEYWORDS

Deborah Sampson, Sybil Ludington, American Revolution, women in war, hidden heroes, Revolutionary War stories, Memorial Day podcast, Murders Mysteries and Conspiracies, Heroes of the American Revolution, female soldiers history, Paul Revere ride, untold history, war stories podcast, American history mystery, forgotten heroes

What really happened to Pat Tillman?

A former NFL star who walked away from millions to serve after 9/11, Tillman became a symbol of American heroism—until the story began to unravel. Initially reported as killed in combat against enemy forces, the truth revealed something far more complicated… and far more troubling.

In this episode of Murders, Mysteries, and Conspiracies, we examine the death of Pat Tillman, the friendly fire incident, and the questions that followed. Why was the truth delayed? Who controlled the narrative? And was this a tragic mistake… or something more?

This is a story of sacrifice, war, misinformation, and the search for truth.

Keywords:Pat Tillman, friendly fire, military cover up, Afghanistan war, NFL player soldier, war conspiracy, Murders Mysteries and Conspiracies podcast, military mystery, true crime podcast, wartime propaganda, US Army Rangers, controversial deaths, unsolved military cases, American hero story, government cover up

When an accusation is made, the verdict can come long before the evidence.
In this chilling episode, Glenn P. Clinger III dives into the rare—but devastating—cases of false accusations, wrongful convictions, and the system failures that leave innocent people fighting to prove the truth. From the Duke Lacrosse scandal to DNA exonerations, this is a story about justice, perception, and what happens when the system gets it wrong.

On a routine cargo flight over the Pacific Ocean in 1979, a Boeing 707 carrying millions of dollars in priceless artwork vanished without a trace.

No distress call.
No confirmed wreckage.
No survivors.

In this episode of Murders, Mysteries, and Conspiracies, Glenn P. Clinger III reconstructs the disappearance of Varig Flight 967 disappearance using an investigator-style case file format. Was it catastrophic mechanical failure… or something far more mysterious?

You examine the evidence.
You review the theories.
You decide what happened.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Varig_Flight_967

Old Hollywood glamour turns deadly when screen legend Lana Turner becomes trapped in a violent relationship with mob-connected enforcer Johnny Stompanato. Inside a Beverly Hills mansion, jealousy, fear, and betrayal erupt into one of Hollywood’s most shocking scandals when Turner’s teenage daughter kills Stompanato during a violent confrontation. Was it self-defense… or did Hollywood help bury the truth? Tonight on Murders, Mysteries, and Conspiracies, we uncover the dark side of fame, obsession, and old Hollywood secrets.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killing_of_Johnny_Stompanato