Since you wonderful creepy people got Episode 90 early last week, we didn't want to leave you empty handed this Tuesday! Please enjoy this episode from our friends at Ye Olde Crime! 🥰

Lindsay and Madison discuss West Virginia Penitentiary, as well as why you should watch where you’re building things, that inmate-on-inmate violence is no joke, and that exploring haunted places at night is a TERRIBLE idea. Information pulled from the following sources:

• 2022 West Virginia Explorer article by David Sibray
• 2021 WTRF article by Stephanie Grindley
• 2020 Mysterious Universe article by Jocelyne LeBlanc
• Atlas Obscura
• Haunted Places to Go
• Legends of America
• Mountaineer Media article by Shannon Stowers
• Ohio County Public Library
• Pilot Guides
• Travel Channel
• West Virginia Penitentiary History
• Wikipedia

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Happy Holidays creepy people! Our gift to you is a festive, fun-filled, collaboration with our friends Alecia and Sierra from Twisted and Uncorked. And you didn't even have to wait til Tuesday!

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Today we shared a promo & for Homespun Haints!

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‘Tis the season! But we know not everyone celebrates Christmas, so we found a not so holly, jolly story to tell that’s Christmas themed… but also not really! Kind of like how Mel's hole wasn't really just about a hole. We'll be taking a look at some of the surprisingly un-Christmas-like characteristics of the unincorporated community of Christmas Valley, Oregon! To fit this theme, we definitely used our Nightmare Before Christmas Tarot deck for our card pull. As if our theme couldn’t get any themey-er, we’ll get to know all about snowflake obsidian!

This week we shared a promo for To All The Men I've Tolerated! Also, stay tuned for a clip from Episode 54: Period Stigma Causes Period Poverty: This week, Natalie was honored to have a conversation with youth activist, Anusha Singh. Anusha is associated with Period.org, an organization that raises awareness on period poverty and fights to end the stigma against menstruation. Anusha and Natalie chat about her experiences going in front of Ohio legislators to speak against pink taxes on feminine products. They also do a deep dive on how period stigma plays a role in everyone’s lives and how the culture needs to change around menstruation so we can further everyone’s comfort in our society and within the workforce.

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It's a spooky party this week! Our bi(coastal) friends, Matt & Andrea, from the podcast Am I Right Witches? join us to tell some of their own personal creepy stories. Matt tell us a story with major proof of his psychic ability around every corner. 😉 🐐 Along with some creepy happenings from his time working in a hospital. Which brings us our first celebrity haunt, (probably) the ghost of Robin Williams! Andrea relays stories of growing up with ghost children and how Uncle Steve broke the rules. He shows up later in the tarot reading with a message, but not before Jesus… that's a long story from their episode that we guested on. Also, we finally might have solved the mystery of what’s in Caitlyn’s apartment that was the inspo for Episode 49: What is Haunting You?

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Today we shared a promo for Missing in the PNW!

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The story of 15-year-old Jeanette Marie Maples seems far too horrific to be true. Even her mother Angela had a childhood marred by the sad story of tragedy and abuse. At each and every turn all of the possible safety nets and child welfare systems available failed. Despite clearly well-intentioned attempts to protect Jeanette, DHS would come under fire for their lack of follow through in her case. We couldn't help but recall from Episode 33 the absolutely chilling story of Theresa Knorr.

The dreadful details of her death would shock both the Bend and Eugene communities where she had once lived. Along with her childhood friends, her sadly, long estranged family, as well as those touched by Jeanette's case whether law enforcement, journalist, or medical professional were left to wonder - how were the atrocious crimes that took place, escalating within the Howard Ave. home leading up to her death happen? How could violent abuse so depraved seemingly go unnoticed?

Doom Generation Promo

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We decided to do something a little bit different this week and try a Half & Half Episode. No matter what flavor of creepy you're craving this episode will have something for you! 💀💰 👻❄️

Caitlyn's Story - Sold Down the River by a Gunnysack
Hauled back to Hood River from Bellingham, Washington our culprit would face justice in a case that makes history not once, not twice, but at least thrice. Frontier justice was swift, if you could get it, just like we've discussed in another other old-timey case series beginning with Episode 53: The Many Mysteries of the Ardenwald Axe Murders. This devious dope may have gotten a lot more than he bargained, however. Many aspects of the case were truly trend setting and revolutionary, though perhaps not the punishment.

Cassie's story - The Story of the Supernatural Axe
WINTER IS COMING! So, naturally, we're visiting the snowy North! But we've been there before for several episodes. Episodes 16 - for Skagway, Alaska Haunt, 31 - the Joshua Wade Homicides, as well as 58 & 59 to find out just how much Kirby D. Anthoney sucks! (just to name a few!) On this trip, we'll learn about a sweet father-daughter duo and their not so sweet demise. 🪓🥶

This week we shared a promo for I Hate It, Let's Watch it!

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GOBBLE, GOBBLE! We hope all you creepy people enjoy a day of thanks, turkey, & of course tarot! 🙏 🦃 🔮

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This week we brought you a bit of a mixed bag episode. We promise it will be less awkward than your family dinner Thursday though, well probably. Speaking of Thursday we also have a little surprise planned for you creepy people in preparation for the long, holiday weekend. We know there are many reasons to be thankful. Getting to do a tarot reading for this podcast every week is just one of them for us. As you listen to this week's episode we wanted to remind you that for every case that is solved whether we find resolution quickly, or years later, there are many more that we just don't have answers for. Nancy's case is a true crime case that allows us to savor justice. That's why we're thankful for dumb criminals. We're also sharing Tacoma Double Homicide - Unsolved Case as well and frankly finally solving that as well would be like the Cool Whip on holiday pie.

This week we're sharing a Promo for Spooky Spouses.

You can find information about the Tacoma Thanksgiving Double Homicide - Unsolved Case at these hyperlinks. As promised link #1 the video with the latest press release #2.

A $1000 cash reward was offered for information leading to an arrest in the case by Crime Stoppers. If you believe you have any information about the case please call 1-800-222-TIPS and of course we’ll include that in the show notes as well.

We’ve received updates from listeners in those instances before, like in the case of Duane Samples way back from Episode 11.

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How does a story about two college-aged young women from the Ivy League halls of Yale end up in the PNW? Good question! Wanna ride bikes?! Dated ADHD jokes aside - it really did involve a pretty intense bike ride. You may want to brace yourself and to swear off bike riding and camping for a bit. Honestly, we're exhausted just thinking about it, and this week the story is no different, it only gets worse after dark with the introduction of a very meticulous and duplicitous cowboy.

This week we're sharing a Promo for World's Dumbest Criminals.

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Richard Troy Gillmore, also known as the Jogger Rapist, could be responsible for dozens of crimes that took place in the Portland Metro area in the 1970s and into the 1980s, prior to his arrest. He has been incarcerated for 36 years following his conviction for the singular sexual assault that was still within the statute of limitations. He will now be released in time to enjoy Christmas & New Years as a free man in the city of Portland. This week's episode shares the stories of several young women and girls whose lives were profoundly impacted in irreparable ways by his crimes and of course attempts to answer the inevitable and burning question of how the hell did we get here?! Because, this is really happening.

Today we shared a promo for Luke Lore!

Pastebin has flagged some of the source material this week for containing sensitive material. Gee, ya think? So we won't be able to share the complete list of references through that platform. We'll include some of the most critical items within the body of the show notes. Please be advised that this week's episode may contain content that is triggering for sexual assault. Take care of yourself first always.

Visit the Powerful Voices Project website for Sexual Assault resources.

Click here for the Change.org petition.

Click here for the Oregon Crime Victims Law Center's website. You can contact the organization, make a donation, even join their mailing list, or find them on the socials.

Click here for information about HB 2317 in Oregon.

Click here for State of OR Parole & Post-Prison Supervision Board Action Form dated 03/11/2016 - unredacted.

Two Psychologists offer different evaluations of serial rapist Richard Gillmore as he seeks parole today. Support the show

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