Murderers In Ohio

Murderers In Ohio

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  • Episode 6: Arron Lawson, Was it Rejection?

    Oct 2017 Arron Lawson had taken four lives that see him get a death sentence.  Rejection was the motive, but was the rejection about.  This rocked the Pedro Ohio community in Lawrence County.  This was a horrify act that lasted for twelve hours.


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    Resources:

    https://apnews.com/article/fb8d332fcdd14d91840fd38d80b9c605



    https://highlandcountypress.com/Content/In-The-News/In-The-News/Article/Lawrence-County-man-sentenced-to-death-for-murder-of-3-adults-1-child-in-October-2017/2/20/49072

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    32 min
  • Episode 5: William "BJ" Liske and the Halloween Triple Homicide
    Halloween 2010,  William Liske, did a horrible thing and murdered three of his family members.  The Liske family was brutally murdered in their Martin, Ohio country home.  The youngest son had found his parents and at first thought it was a Halloween prank.  This was an open and shut case, but was there any questions left to be answered?
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    Resources:
    Suspect in triple homicide charged; headed to Port Clinton | wtol.com
    Ohio Triple Murder: Teen Thought it was Halloween Prank - CBS News
    Man who killed family found dead in prison cell (portclintonnewsherald.com)
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    33 min
  • Cold Case Bonus Episode: What Happened to Kelly Camargo?

    In August of 1993, sixteen-year-old Kelly Camargo from Hamilton Ohio had gone out with some friends and never returned home.  Young Kelly's body was found in a field in Preble County.  No one has been brought to justice for this horrible murder.

    If you have any info on this case please contact Preble County or Butler County law enforcement.


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    Resources:

    New evidence key to solving 22-year-old Ohio murder case (daytondailynews.com)

    OH - OH - Kelly Camargo, 16, Camden, 21 Aug 1993 (websleuths.com)

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    11 min
  • Episode 4: Brittany Gosney, Put Her Kids Through Living Hell

    Brittany Gosney, 29-year old from Middleton, Ohio was sentenced to 21 years to life for the murder of her six-year-old son, James Hutchenson.  The mother of four had at first reported that her son was simply just missing, but the detectives didn't buy her story.  The story that unfolded broke the hearts of anyone who heard it.


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    19 min
  • Episode 3: Anna Marie Hahn, First Woman To Die By The Electric Chair In Ohio
    This is a short episode on Anna Marie Hahn.  Anna is a German immigrant that had moved to Cincinnati, Ohio. Anna Hahn was convicted for poisoning men that she was responsible for taking care of and money was involved too.  The one thing that makes Anna stick out from other women who used poison as their method of murder, Anna is known for being the first woman in Ohio to sit in the electric chair.
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    Check out more at resources links:
    Anna Marie Hahn - Wikipedia
    Anna Marie Hahn executtion.... Woman serial killer.... - RareNewspapers.com
    Anna Marie Hahn: The First Woman to Die in Ohio's Electric Chair | HuffPost
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    13 min
  • Episode 2: The Shotgun Slayer, Neal Bradley Long

    In the early 1970's, Dayton, Ohio had to face the Shotgun Slayer.  1972 to 1975 the black men of Dayton was being targeted for simply walking down the street.  Years had gone by and the police had no leads.  They only knew that someone was driving around and randomly shooting at people.  Then one day a murder happened at a post office and the truth was about to come out about Neal Bradley Long the Shotgun Slayer.

    Neal Bradley Long was know as the Shotgun slayer and as the Racist Killer.  Here is a tiny bit of his story.

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    Resources:

    wikipedia: Neal Long - Wikipedia

    youtube: https://youtu.be/pDAsYyACAJ0

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    19 min
  • Episode 1: Willie "Flip" Williams Jr, Youngstown Labor Day Massacre

    In Youngstown, Ohio four men were shot execution style and it became known as the Youngstown Labor Day Massacre.  On September 2, 1991 four men were shot execution style in a home in Youngstown.  Four people was involved with this crime but only  Willie "Flip" Williams Jr was sentenced to death for his actions.  We go through the plan that was made and how it was carried out.

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    https://youtu.be/J-sCBmMv2UA

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    Resources: 

    Willie Williams (murderer) - Wikipedia

    downloadable court appeals

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    31 min
  • Introducing: Murderers In Ohio

    This is an introduction to the new True Crime Podcast Murderers in Ohio.  Murderers in Ohio will talk about different murderers who have committed their crime in the Buckeye State. Subscribe now to get notified when episodes start to drop.  To hear episodes on Willie "Flip" Williams and Neal Bradley Long.

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    https://youtu.be/cV-lZy39eL4


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    3 min

About Murderers In Ohio

From the publisher's feed

Murderers In Ohio takes a look at men and women who cross the line with murder in the Buckeye State. We will look at cases like the Youngstown Labor Day Massacre, Neal Bradley Long, and many more. We will look at cases from the past and present day.