True Crime Cases with Lanie

True Crime Cases with Lanie

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  • Robert Carr
    Very few rapists seem to be in touch with their sexual deviance and proclivities; fewer still ask to remain behind bars, to protect the public. But one mild-mannered, unassuming rapist-killer did just that, but was released on parole anyway. The results were devastating for many. Sponsors: GlobeIn: To get 20$ off your first box on […]
    37 min
  • Robert Carr

    Very few rapists seem to be in touch with their sexual deviance and proclivities; fewer still ask to remain behind bars, to protect the public. But one mild-mannered, unassuming rapist-killer did just that, but was released on parole anyway. The results were devastating for many.



    Robert Carr



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    This episode was written and researched by Suzy St. John



    Content Editing by Brittney Martinez



    Produced by Nico at WeTalkofdreams.com
    37 min
  • Cherish Perrywinkle

    Listener discretion is strongly advised for this episode. There are approximately 750,000 registered sex offenders in the United States. These predators are bound by law to check in when they move, so children in the community can be protected. Unfortunately, the registry and prison does not always work for some offenders. Such was the case on June 21st, 2013, in Jacksonville, Florida, when a repeat offender selected his next victim. ok, on to the show. 



    Cherish Perrywinkle



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    Thank you for listening – if you enjoyed this episode please leave a positve review and rating on apple podcast or your podcast player of choice, it really does help. 



    You can find us on most social media channels, twitter @tcfcpod, facebook.com/tcfcpodcast, instagram @truecrimefanclubpod & of course our website is truecrimefanclub.com



    If you have an episode suggestion, send us an email at [email protected] 



    This episode was written and researched by Suzy St. John



    Content Editing by Brittney Martinez



    Produced by Nico at WeTalkofdreams.com
    51 min
  • Cherish Perrywinkle
    Listener discretion is strongly advised for this episode. There are approximately 750,000 registered sex offenders in the United States. These predators are bound by law to check in when they move, so children in the community can be protected. Unfortunately, the registry and prison does not always work for some offenders. Such was the case […]
    51 min
  • Mark Stroman

    The events of September 11th, 2001, left America reeling. Most of us felt bewildered, shocked, and saddened. We took those feelings and rallied together, doing whatever we could to help the victims of the worst terrorist attack to take place on American soil. But some of us couldn’t shake the overwhelming feeling of rage towards the perpetrators of the attack. They looked at their neighbors, the ones who spoke with certain accents, talked in different languages, or wore certain types of clothing and deemed them the enemy. Violence against the Muslim community, as well as those mistaken as Muslim, began in earnest as fear and anger began to take over a portion of the American population. One of those people was Mark Anthony Stroman, a man who saw himself as a patriot who was exacting revenge against the victims of 9/11 as he went on a killing spree in Dallas, Texas.



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    Written By: Mari Cole & Brittney Martinez



    Researched By: Brittney Martinez



    Edited & Proofed By: Brittney Martinez



    Produced By: Nico at Wetalkofdreams – Twitter:@wetalkofdreams or wetalkofdreams.com



    Host: Lanie Hobbs
    35 min
  • Mark Stroman
    The events of September 11th, 2001, left America reeling. Most of us felt bewildered, shocked, and saddened. We took those feelings and rallied together, doing whatever we could to help the victims of the worst terrorist attack to take place on American soil. But some of us couldn’t shake the overwhelming feeling of rage towards […]
    35 min
  • Sophia Torres
    On a November night, in 1996, a reclusive, homeless Hispanic woman, named Sophia Torres, was walking to a friend’s home, around 10:00 at night. She took a shortcut through a dark park, but this decision cost her her life. With no leads, and no reason anyone would have to kill the shy woman, would her […]
    30 min
  • Sophia Torres

    On a November night, in 1996, a reclusive, homeless Hispanic woman, named Sophia Torres, was walking to a friend’s home, around 10:00 at night. She took a shortcut through a dark park, but this decision cost her her life. With no leads, and no reason anyone would have to kill the shy woman, would her killer be found?



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    Research / Writing: Suzy St. JohnContent Editor: Brittney MartinezProducer: Nico at WeTalkofDreams.comHost: Lanie
    30 min
  • The Assassination of Det. Thomas Williams

    On Halloween, 1985, an hour after leaving the courtroom, a Los Angeles Police Department Detective was assassinated in front of his small son. His last act of love was to protect his child. A police detective has many enemies, so would they find his killer?



    Det. Thomas Williams



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    Research / Writing: Suzy St. JohnContent Editor: Brittney MartinezProducer: Nico at WeTalkofDreams.comHost: Lanie
    24 min
  • The Assassination of Det. Thomas Williams
    On Halloween, 1985, an hour after leaving the courtroom, a Los Angeles Police Department Detective was assassinated in front of his small son. His last act of love was to protect his child. A police detective has many enemies, so would they find his killer? Sponsors: Go to TRYWINC.COM/truecrimefanclub, you’ll get $20 off your 1st […]
    24 min

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