MURDERISH

On Wednesday morning, April 29, 1992, beloved Exxon Company International President, Sidney Reso, pulled out of his garage to go to work. Hours later, his wife, Patricia, would find her husband’s car at the end of the driveway …but Sidney was nowhere to be found. It would later be learned that one couple’s lust for an upscale lifestyle, would motivate them to commit an unspeakable crime. Join me as I walk you through the tragic botched abduction and murder of Sidney Reso.

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Research & Writing: This episode was researched & written by MURDERISH Researcher, Steve Field.

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On July 22, 2016, a body was discovered off of County Road 7 in Wauseon, Ohio. The body was found inside a freshly dug grave, in a cornfield in a rural area. The body was that of 20-year-old college student, Sierah Joughin, who had been missing for three days. Nobody was aware that danger lurked so close to home. Join me as I walk you through the tragic abduction and murder case of Sierah Joughin.

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Research & Writing: This episode was researched & written by me, Jami Rice.

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In February of 1928, Stewart Northcott would commit his first known murder. He would go on to become a serial killer, who preyed on adolescent boys. Stewart lived on a chicken ranch in Wineville, CA (now named Mira Loma). The ranch would become a house of horrors for his victims, which included his own nephew. Shockingly, Stewart’s crimes became a family affair, with his mother playing a prominent role in carrying out the brutal slayings that occurred on the chicken ranch. The chicken coop murders have inspired movies and tv shows, and motivated a community to change its name in order to wash away the memories of what happened there.

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This episode of MURDERISH brings us to the East Coast of the United States, to the Garden State of New Jersey. When the battered and cold body of Father Ed Hinds was discovered on the floor of the church rectory, covered in blood, nobody had a clue who could have killed him, or why. The community would quickly learn who brutally murdered the Catholic Priest, but jurors would have to decide whether the murderer snapped in a fit of rage over the Priest’s actions, or if the murder was motivated by the need to cover up a 20-year-old secret. Join me as I walk you through the murder of Father Ed Hinds.

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Research & Writing: This episode was researched & written by MURDERISH Creator/Host, Jami Rice.

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This case takes us to New Mexico, where a serial killer preyed on vulnerable women in the early 2000’s. Rumors percolated around town, with gruesome details of beheadings, and the dumping of bodies in an undeveloped area in Albuquerque. This story begins with the discovery of a femur bone, and that would only be a prelude to what would be Albuquerque’s Crime of the Century. Join me, as I walk you through the case of the West Mesa Bone Collector.

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Research & Writing: This episode was researched & written by MURDERISH Researcher, Steve Field.

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Most of the music in this episode was created by: Nico Vettese of We Talk of Dreams. Contact Nico at [email protected] or www.wetalkofdreams.com if you’re interested in working with him to create music for your podcast …or any project! Other music was used with permission.

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This case brings us to the picturesque beach community, of San Diego, California. It was February of 2002, when a 7-year old girl went missing, stolen from her own bedroom in the middle of the night. When all was said and done, police realized the perpetrator may have actually gone undetected inside the young girl’s home for close to an hour, while her parents were there. Join me, as I walk you through a tragic kidnapping and murder of Danielle van Dam. 

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Research & Writing: This episode was researched & written by MURDERISH Researcher, Steve Field.

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Most of the music in this episode was created by: Nico Vettese of We Talk of Dreams. Contact Nico at [email protected] or www.wetalkofdreams.com if you’re interested in working with him to create music for your podcast …or any project! Other music was used with permission.

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In this episode of MURDERISH, I answer your questions. Listeners submitted questions relating to true crime, the Podcast, and more …and I answer them all. I want to extend a special THANK YOU to everyone who submitted questions for this special, Ask Me Anything, episode…it was a lot of fun! The next episode of MURDERISH will be “business as usual.”

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This case brings us to the Twin Cities in Minnesota. It was the early 1990s when a young girl went missing ... just yards away from her home. Authorities would zero in on a suspect fairly quickly, and make an arrest. But laws were different then, and perhaps, if this crime had occurred in the present day ….the outcome may have been vastly different. Join me, as I walk you through a tragic case of Corrine Erstad.

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This episode was researched & written by: Me …w/ research help by Heidi Bremer.

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The triple homicide, known as the “Halloween Massacre,” occurred in Pasadena, California in 1993. As rare as violent crimes are in Pasadena, the Halloween Massacre was the second triple homicide in the City in less than a three-year time span. On Friday, March 22, 1991, at about 2:30 in the morning, Pasadena police received a call asking them to do a welfare check at a posh home located on the 1300th block of Fairlawn Way. Officers arrived about 18 minutes later to find three deceased teenage girls. The brutal crime scene would haunt the lead detective until his dying day. In this episode of Murderish, I’ll walk you through the tragic murder of three teenagers, a crime for which no motive was ever uncovered.

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This episode was researched & written by: Steve Field | MURDERISH Researcher.

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Just seven days after a quadruple homicide in Wichita, Kansas, a second would take place. This crime, known as The Wichita Massacre, would become one of the most famous crimes in the history of Kansas, along with those committed by infamous serial killer, Dennis Rader (known as BTK). Between December 7 and December 14, 2000, two brothers, Reginald and Jonathan Carr, went on a robbery, rape and murder spree in Wichita. The Carr brothers inflicted great pain and suffering upon their victims, and their victims’ families. However, from this terrible tragedy, arose a story of tremendous triumph, and, of all things …love.

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Music in this episode created by: Nico Vettese of We Talk of Dreams. Contact Nico at [email protected] or www.wetalkofdreams.com if you’re interested in working with him to create music for your podcast …or any project!

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