Murder, Not Murdering

In this episode, Erin and Autumn delve into two haunting cases: the mysterious disappearance of Asha Degree a young girl who mysteriously disappears in the night during a storm and the chilling story of Cari Farver, a woman whose life was stolen by obsession and stalking.

Keywords

Asha Degree, Cari Farver, Liz Golyar, Dave Kroupa, true crime, missing persons, Washington crime news, murder, podcast, Erin, Autumn, crime stories

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Snoring Surprise

04:29 Washington Crime News: Deaths of Notorious Criminals

09:42 The Disappearance of Asha Degree

31:35 The Mysterious Case of Carrie Farver

01:10:15 Conclusion and Reflections on the Cases

In this episode, Erin and Autumn explore two gripping true crime stories. The first is the murder of Jacques Mossler, involving his infamous wife Candy with her nephew and lover Mel Powers, leading to a sensational trial filled with intrigue and manipulation. The second story follows Tanya Nicole Kach, who endured a decade of captivity at the hands of a trusted security guard, highlighting themes of grooming and survival. Both narratives delve into the complexities of human relationships, the quest for love, and the dark side of manipulation.

keywords: true crime, murder, podcast, Candy Mossler, Tanya Nicole Kach, survival, manipulation, grooming, trial, justice

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Name Meanings

03:38 Transition to Murders

07:39 Candy's Land: The Glamorous Life of Candace Mossler

27:36 The Murder of Jacques Mossler

41:34 The Trial of Candy and Mel

53:10 Candy's Life After the Trial

01:21:49 Tanya Nicole Kach: A Survivor's Story

In this episode, Autumn and Erin delve into two intriguing cases. Autumn discusses the mysterious disappearance of Tammy Kingery, a nurse and mother who vanished from her home in South Carolina, leaving behind a puzzling note and no trace. The episode explores the theories surrounding her disappearance, including a possible mental health crisis, involvement of another person, and a mysterious motorcycle sighting. Erin then shifts to the historical case of Jim Fisk, a flamboyant financier of the Gilded Age, whose life was marked by scandal, betrayal, and ultimately murder. The episode unravels the dramatic love triangle involving Fisk, Josie Mansfield, and Edward Stokes, leading to Fisk's murder and the sensational trial that followed.

Keywords:

Tammy Kingery, disappearance, mystery, Jim Fisk, Gilded Age, murder, love triangle, Josie Mansfield, Edward Stokes, historical crime

Chapters

• 00:00:00 Introduction and Thanksgiving Chat
• 00:00:00 Tammy Kingery's Disappearance
• 00:00:01 Theories and Investigations
• 00:00:02 Jim Fisk: A Gilded Age Scandal
• 00:00:03 The Love Triangle and Murder
• 00:00:04 Trial and Aftermath
  

In this episode, Erin and Autumn discuss two gripping true crime cases: the kidnapping burying alive case of Barbara Jane Mackle and the murder of Tanya Marie Frazier. They explore the chilling details of Mackle's abduction, the subsequent investigation, and the eventual rescue that captivated the nation. The conversation shifts to the long-awaited justice for Tanya Frazier, whose case remained unsolved for over three decades until advancements in forensic science led to a breakthrough. Throughout the episode and the hosts reflect on the importance of keeping victims' stories alive.

Keywords

true crime, kidnapping, survival, FBI, investigation, justice, cold case, music, podcast, pacific northwest, seattle

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Music Preferences

02:54 Listener Feedback and Episode Recap

05:49 Erin's Health and Podcast Milestones

08:48 The Kidnapping of Barbara Jane Mackle

11:41 The Kidnapping Details and the Kidnapper's Plan

14:37 The Ransom Note and FBI Involvement

17:25 Barbara's Experience Underground

20:31 The Search for Barbara and the Ransom Drop

23:32 The Capture of Gary Christ

26:08 Aftermath and Reflections on the Case

27:40 The Vanishing and Return of Barbara Jane Mackle

30:00 The Trial and Sentencing of Gary Christ

31:55 Life After the Kidnapping

33:40 Gary Christ's Downward Spiral

36:19 The Impact of the Mackle Case on Law Enforcement

38:43 Barbara's Resilience and the Aftermath

40:37 The Legacy of Barbara Jane Mackle

45:15 The Murder of Tanya Marie Frazier

50:30 The Breakthrough in Tanya's Case

54:41 Closure and Justice for Tanya Marie Frazier

In this episode, Autumn and Erin delve into two chilling true crime stories. Autumn recounts the tragic tale of Laurie Dann, a woman whose mental health struggles led to a devastating school shooting in 1988. Erin explores the mysterious case of the Lady of the Dunes, a woman found murdered in 1974, whose identity was only recently uncovered. These stories highlight the complexities of mental illness, the failures of societal systems, and the enduring quest for justice.

Keywords: Laurie Dann, school shooting, mental health, Lady of the Dunes, Ruth Marie Terry, true crime, justice, murder mystery, societal failures, mental illness

In this episode, Erin narrates a gripping tale involving a mysterious figure dressed in white, initially perceived as a ghost, but later revealed to be Thomas Millwood. The discussion delves into themes of mystery, storytelling, and the unexpected twists in narratives with the Hammersmith Ghost case. This is the story of fear turned fatal — the case thatforced England to ask a haunting question: Can you commit murder... if you truly believe your victim was already dead?

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Halloween Cases

00:14 The Aftermath and Legal Implications

Keywords

ghost, mystery, Thomas Millwood, storytelling, true crime

In this episode, Erin and Autumn discuss their recent outing to a live podcast event, share personal stories about their pets, and delve into two captivating true crime tales: the Greenbrier Ghost, a case where a ghost's testimony helped convict a murderer, and the haunting legend of Resurrection Mary, a ghostly figure seen on Archer Avenue in Chicago. The conversation blends humor, personal anecdotes, and chilling stories, creating an engaging experience for true crime enthusiasts.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Public Outing

02:16 Inspiration from My Favorite Murder

03:46 Rocky Horror Picture Show Excitement

05:57 Pet Sharing and Animal Stories

11:49 The Greenbrier Ghost Case

28:39 Resurrection Mary: A Haunting Tale

Keywords

true crime, ghost stories, Greenbrier Ghost, Resurrection Mary, podcast, Halloween, murder, folklore, paranormal, storytelling

This episode explores two tragic stories: Autumn tells of the murder of Rachel Burkheimer, a young woman whose life was cut short by betrayal and violence, and then Erin explains the historical investigation of Duffy's Cut, where the remains of Irish immigrant workers were uncovered, revealing a dark history of violence and discrimination. The hosts discuss the importance of remembrance, the impact of violence on communities, and the ongoing discoveries that continue to shed light on these haunting narratives.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Fall Adventures

03:30 The Tragic Story of Rachel Burkheimer

20:49 Legacy and Remembrance of Rachel Burkheimer

22:34 Tragic Loss and Unnecessary Violence

24:42 Ghosts in the Cut: The Beginning of a Mystery

32:48 Uncovering the Truth: The Investigation Begins

40:33 Forensic Revelations: The Dark History of Duffy's Cut

47:20 Identifying the Victims: A Journey of Closure

50:57 New Discoveries: Expanding the Tragedy of Duffy's Cut

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Keywords

Murder, Rachel Burkheimer, Duffy's Cut, Ghost Stories, True Crime, Domestic Violence, Immigrant History, Forensic Investigation, Seattle, Paranormal

In this episode, Erin and Autumn explore the chilling story of the Ouija board murder that took place in Buffalo, New York, in 1930. The narrative unfolds around Nancy Bowen, a grieving widow who, after a seance, believes her husband was murdered by a witch named Clothilde Marchand. The episode delves into the murder, the subsequent trial, and the sensational media coverage that followed. The conversation then transitions to the haunting history of Northern State Hospital in Sedro Woolley, Washington, where the hosts discuss ghost stories and the lingering memories of those who suffered within its walls. The episode reflects on themes of grief, memory, and the impact of societal perceptions on marginalized communities.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the Spooky Season

03:18 The Ouija Board Murder: A Grieving Widow's Descent

06:08 The Murder of Clotilde Merchand

11:09 The Trial and Media Sensationalism

17:00 The Aftermath and Societal Implications

25:42 The Haunting of Northern State Hospital

38:36 The Woman in White: A Tale of Loss

40:40 Remembering the Forgotten: Echoes of the Past

Keywords

Ouija board murder, Nancy Bowen, Clothilde Marchand, Buffalo history, Northern State Hospital, ghost stories, spooky season, true crime, indigenous history, mental health

Takeaways

The Ouija board murder highlights the intersection of grief and superstition.

Nancy Bowen's actions were driven by manipulation and emotional turmoil.

Media sensationalism played a significant role in shaping public perception of the trial.

The case reflects deep-seated prejudices against indigenous people.

Northern State Hospital's history reveals the dark side of mental health treatment.

Ghost stories often serve as a way to remember and honor the past.

The haunting of Northern State is tied to the memories of those who suffered there.

Community efforts have been made to restore the names of forgotten patients.

The episode emphasizes the importance of listening to marginalized voices.

Both stories illustrate how history can haunt the present.

In this episode of 'Murder Not Murdering,' hosts Autumn and Erin delve into the tragic Yogurt Shop Murders case, where four girls were killed in 1991, and the subsequent investigation that led to wrongful convictions. The hosts highlight the recent identification of a new suspect through advanced DNA testing. They also explore the historical Madeline Smith case, discussing its implications on forensic science and societal views on women. The episode reflects on the complexities of justice and the evolving nature of crime investigation.

Chapters

00:00 Welcome Back and Podcast Updates

02:53 Excitement for October and Creepy Episodes

05:49 The Yogurt Shop Murders: A Case Overview

11:30 Investigation and Arrests: A Twisted Journey

17:30 DNA Breakthrough: New Suspect Emerges

23:34 Reflections on Justice and Forensic Science

29:14 The Madeline Smith Case: A Historical Perspective

43:55 Conclusions and Final Thoughts

Keywords

Murder Not Murdering, true crime, podcast, yogurt shop murders, Madeline Smith, forensic science, DNA evidence, October episodes, creepy stories, justice