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New episode is out! A quick profile on Lois Gibson, whom The Guinness Book of World Records has deemed the "Most Successful Forensic Artist in the World." 🎨👮🏻
Available everywhere you listen to podcasts.
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My partner in true crime writing, Emily G. Thompson has just released her new book Killers Caught. It’s available in all good bookstores and on Amazon now!
Killers Caught, my most recent true crime book, is now available to purchase worldwide! You can pick up a copy in all good book stores or Amazon.
They thought they had got away with murder. They were wrong.
Killers Caught delves into the extraordinary chain of events that led to the downfall and apprehension of some of the world’s most heinous killers, bringing them to justice.
Discover the vital clues, the crucial evidence, the lucky breaks, the chases, the painstaking detective work, and the unlikely heroes that led to the capture of some of the world's most notorious murderers and serial killers, including Charles Cullen, dubbed "The Good Nurse," caught by a perceptive colleague; "Night Stalker" Richard Ramirez, identified by a 13-year-old boy; "Son of Sam," exposed by a parking ticket; John Wayne Gacy, traced through a stray receipt to his final victim, and Rodney Alcala, recognized from his appearance on a TV game show.
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The Network has a new podcast series called Devil in The Dorm.
I was lucky enough to be asked to write the show alongside my co-host Emily Thompson and Law&Crimes Adam Klasfeld.
It’s about a man named Larry Ray who moved into his daughter's college dorm at Sarah Lawrence and spent the next decade controlling her friends under what many have described as a s*x cult.
The six part podcast series was composed from thousands of pages of a federal trial transcript and is hosted by an actress who went to Sarah Lawrence College - Elisabeth Rohm.
There are no cameras or audio recordings permitted in federal court, so all of the testimony has been recreated by some of the biggest true crime content creators.
Devil in the Dorm explores how, over the course of almost ten years, Larry Ray extorted millions of dollars from the young students while abusing them physically, s*xually, and psychologically.
During that time, Larry Ray drove several members of his group to the brink of su***de, and according to at least one account, pushed one of them over the edge.
It’s a testament to the incredible team we worked with that the series has been picked to be exclusive on Wondery.
You can listen to Law&Crime’s Devil in the Dorm now exclusively on Wondery+ Find Wondery+ in the app or on Apple Podcasts.
It will be available elsewhere in a few weeks time.
https://wondery.com/shows/devil-in-the-dorm/
The Law & Crime Network has a new podcast series called Devil in The Dorm.
I was lucky enough to be asked to write the show alongside my The Shattered Window co-host Emily Thompson and Law&Crimes Adam Klasfeld.
It’s about a man named Larry Ray who moved into his daughter's college dorm at Sarah Lawrence and spent the next decade controlling her friends under what many have described as a s*x cult.
The six part podcast series was composed from thousands of pages of a federal trial transcript and is hosted by an actress who went to Sarah Lawrence College - Elisabeth Rohm.
There are no cameras or audio recordings permitted in federal court, so all of the testimony has been recreated by some of the biggest true crime content creators.
Devil in the Dorm explores how, over the course of almost ten years, Larry Ray extorted millions of dollars from the young students while abusing them physically, s*xually, and psychologically.
During that time, Larry Ray drove several members of his group to the brink of su***de, and according to at least one account, pushed one of them over the edge.
It’s a testament to the incredible team we worked with that the series has been picked to be exclusive on Wondery.
You can listen to Law&Crime’s Devil in the Dorm now exclusively on Wondery+ Find Wondery+ in the Wondery app or on Apple Podcasts.
It will be available elsewhere in a few weeks time.
https://wondery.com/shows/devil-in-the-dorm/
NEW EPISODE: The case of Irene Gakwa.
She needs your help!
Irene Gakwa came from a beautiful and close-knitted family. After moving to the Boise, Idaho suburb of Meridian to be closer to her brothers, and beginning nursing school, it seemed like she was living her life dream. After abruptly moving to Gillette, Wyoming, she seemed to change. After a WhatsApp call with her parents on 2/24, Irene has never been seen or heard from again. What happened? Where is she? And why is her secret boyfriend, Nate Hightman, who was just charged with financial crimes against her AFTER she went missing, not arrested for her murder? Especially considering he made some sinister purchases at Walmart the day of her disappearance. Irene and her family deserve justice.
Available wherever you listen to podcasts
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While you’re waiting for new episodes check out Canadian True Crime Podcast. I co-wrote this episode with the incredible host Kristi and it is one of the strangest cases I’ve heard.
Be back soon!
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This weeks episode will be slightly delayed, it’s difficult to record with children in the house 🙃
Thank you for your patience!
Cold Case Detectives Solve 25-Year Mystery
Detectives from our Cold Case Squad have solved a mystery more than 25 years in the making by identifying a woman who took her own life in Fairfax County. Detectives have been tracking down clues for years about the woman known only as “The Christmas Tree Lady.” The woman was identified as Joyce Meyer on May 11. The identification was made possible through advanced DNA testing and forensic-grade genome sequencing provided by Othram Inc. Funding for this testing was provided entirely by anonymous donors through DNASolves.
Othram utilized advanced Forensic Genetic Genealogy technology to identify a possible family member of Meyer. Detectives connected with the family member, which led to additional family connections across the country. A DNA sample confirmed a match, which was corroborated by conversations with long-lost siblings.
The case began on December 18, 1996, as our officers were called to Pleasant Valley Memorial Park at 8420 Little River Turnpike in Annandale for a deceased woman. The woman had two envelopes in her pocket: one contained a note indicating she had taken her own life. The second envelope contained money to cover her funeral expenses. The notes were signed “Jane Doe.” A small decorative Christmas tree was also found near her body. Detectives determined there was no foul play in her death, but they were unable to identify her.
Our detectives compared her physical description to numerous missing persons cases in the National Capital Region but were unable to find a match. Through Othram’s testing, it was later determined Meyer was 69-years-old when she was found deceased. Family members believe Meyer may have moved to the Virginia area sometime after the mid-1980s. At the time of her death, Meyer was not reported missing and did not have family in the immediate area.
Our Cold Case Squad detectives work diligently and are committed to bring each case to resolution. Occasionally, our detectives are assigned cases that are not criminal in nature but are deserving of their attention to help families who may have unanswered questions.
“After decades of wondering what happened to their loved one, Joyce’s family is finally at peace thanks to the dedicated work of several generations of FCPD detectives, anonymous donors and Othram. Our detectives never stopped working for Joyce and her family. Advances in technology will continue to help close cases and provide answers to victim’s families.” – Major Ed O’Carroll, Bureau Commander, Major Crimes, Cyber & Forensics.
was brilliant. It was great to meet listeners, advocates, speakers, and new friends. Despite the insane conditions the weekend was amazing due to the hard work of those involved and the dedication of those who attended. Thankfully next years CrimeCon will be in a different venue so I can only imagine it will be much better. We can’t wait for Glasgow! Make sure you get your tickets for the one day intimate true crime event and if you use our code WINDOW come find me on podcast row and let me know!
Images from Brave Souls
1. Ronnie ONeal III after his arrest
2. Kenyatta Barron
3. Ron’Niveya ONeal
4. Ronnie ONeal in hospital
5. ONeal representing himself at trial
Hear the full story on CrimeLapse wherever you listen to podcasts.
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GIVEAWAY!
CrimeCon UK is back in London this June with the number one true crime event.
We’ll be there on podcast row and we have two pairs of taster tickets to give away!
Taster tickets retail for £195 each, but we’ve got you covered.
This ticket will give visitors an incredible experience but with on a smaller scale with access to;
Podcast Row
CrimeContributers and Authors
Merchandise stands
And of course main stage talks in exhibit A
All you have to do is;
1. like this page, Morbidology and The Shattered Window
2. Share this picture
3. Tag the friend you’d bring with you to crime con 2022 in London
Winners chosen by May 31st!
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Listen to the story of how a mothers search for her long lost son turned into a pursuit for justice on They Walk Among America.
It’s the anniversary of Jacob Landin’s death and his killer has not faced justice. His brother Eric is still advocating for him after all this time on True Consequences podcast, listen to Jacobs story there or on our episode Justice Delayed
An absolute honour to work with the incredible team from They Walk Among Us Podcast and They Walk Among America with Law & Crime if you haven’t listened to season one you definitely should!
They Walk Among America is back for Season 2 on Tuesday, April 19th. Thank you to everyone for listening! 🖤🎧
While you’re waiting for new episodes of CrimeLapse, check out They Walk Among Us Podcast and They Walk Among America with Law & Crime for episodes written by Morbidology and I!
The latest episode of ‘They Walk Among America’ is now live.
Listen for free on your favourite podcast player! Produced by Law & Crime
https://theywalkamonguspodcast.com/new-episodes/2022/2/1/committed
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To begin, one of the strangest cases we’ve ever covered, Hinterkaifeck.
In April 1922, the bodies of the six inhabitants of the Hinterkaifeck farmstead were found. They had been dead for close to a week, but someone had been livi...
Gardaí investigating the murder of 23-year-old Ashling Murphy in Tullamore have appealed for information about a bike.
A woman in her early 20s was murdered along the canal bank outside Tullamore yesterday afternoon. A man in his 40s has been arrested in relation to the attack.
Every woman’s violent death or disappearance is treated as a lesson. As though women can learn from it.
“Don’t walk alone at night.”
“Don’t wear your headphones.”
“Text when you get home.”
“Cross the road if there’s a man near you.”
“Hold your keys in your hand.”
“Make sure you know where the exit is.”
“Pretend to be on the phone.”
“Send someone your location.”
“Watch your drink.”
Women are not the ones who need to learn anything. All we have learned is that no matter how many lives are reduced to martyrs, statistics, and hashtags, nothing changes.
We don’t need advice from well meaning men, we need you to listen. We need you to call out your friends when they say or do something you know makes a woman uncomfortable or feel unsafe. We need you to fight the urge to say “not all men” when we don’t know which men. So many women are killed by men they trust, men they know, men they don’t know, men.
Women are killed in their own homes, in public places. Where are women safe?
242 violent femicides were recorded in Ireland between 1996 and 2021, that includes children.
Aisling Murphy was out for a jog, on a path along the canal in Tullamore that was named after Fiona Pender, a woman who went missing in August 1996.
It was broad daylight. She had her whole life ahead of her. They all did.
The defendants were found guilty of murder and other charges on Wednesday for the pursuit and fatal shooting of Ahmaud Arbery. They face up to life in prison.
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A quick update; We haven’t been putting out episodes for a couple of weeks because life keeps throwing curve balls. As some of you may know, Charlie has fought and kicked cancers ass a whopping 4 times, but she’s still quite ill. We need time for her to recover properly before we release anything, we don’t want to release anything we aren’t 100% certain meets our standards of ethical and production standards. Here’s Charlie’s story from our Instagram, please send her your love. We’ll be back soon, we’re living for Crime Con UK!
Unconditional: Ashley Young When a torso was found in a basement in Grand Rapids, the police quickly apprehended the suspect. But, the details of what happened to the victim remain scattered. Available wherever you listen Linktr.ee/crimelapse
Escalation In late 2007, a series of break-ins in the province of Ontario, Canada went under the radar. Most of the items stolen didn’t exactly hold any sentimental or monetary value. It would almost three years later that the police found out the truth about the break-ins, when two women had been brutally murdered. Available early on patreon.com/crimelapse, available everywhere else Monday.
Sins: The Coleman family murders Early on the morning of May 5th 2009, on a suburban street in Columbia, Illinois, Detective Sergeant Justin Barlow was awoken by a panicked phone call from his neighbour Chris Coleman. Chris asked the Detective to check on his family because his wife wasn't answering the phone. What was discovered in the house revealed just how far some people will go to achieve what they believe to be their destiny. Available where ever you listen on CrimeLapse linktr.ee/crimelapse
Don’t forget we’re live on Stereo soon! Morbidology and I will be talking about American Horror Story: Murder House and the true stories that may have inspired the plot line! It’s completely free to download the app and listen in, you can send us a voice note if you want, tell us your thoughts! https://stereo.com/u/r21DI5LXhY85Z21
This Sunday Eileen from CrimeLapse and Emily from Morbidology will be live on Stereo discussing the true stories behind the first season of American Horror Story. It’s a live show at 8pm GMT/ 2pm CST that you can listen to or even send voice notes for us to play live. Tell us your favourite parts of the season and your theories on what true stories inspired the Murder House plot. Stereo is a free app, you’ll be able to hear us, but we can’t hear you unless you choose to send a voice note in, so don’t worry! Use it as an excuse to binge the first season of AHS again and join us to dissect it. https://stereo.com/u/r21DI5LXhY85Z21
TRULY ANIMALISTIC: On the morning of Saturday August 5th 2017, dog walkers out for a stroll near the village of East Harling came across what they thought was an injured man in the wooded walkway known as the Heath. When they went to assist him to his feet, they noticed he had a large open wound on his neck and there was blood across the other side of the path. They called 999 and police quickly arrived and cordoned off the scene. The injuries were so severe that they initially thought the man had been attacked by his own dogs, but, a much deadlier predator was on the loose. Available now wherever you listen to your podcasts Linktr.ee/crimelapse
JUSTICE DELAYED 9 month old Jacob Landin died in April 1987, after what seemed to be an accident. Three decades later Jacobs brother, Eric, knows the truth and is fighting for justice for his baby brother. Special thank you to Eric Carter Landin and his mom Brenda for speaking with us. Check out Eric’s show True Consequences Listen wherever you get your p0dcasts linktr.ee/crimelapse
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