COFFEE with CRIME

In this episode we present to you a Ugandan coffee with exotic tasting notes, from Dessert Oasis Coffee Roasters in Detroit, MI ( https://www.docr.coffee/ ) as well as awesome desserts from Oh So Sweet by Tiphanie in Davenport, IA ( https://www.ohsosweetbytiphanie.com/ ) and the interesting case of Richard Dadd.

CAKE From https://open.spotify.com/artist/1G0HYoA7YbUjwni0WhVHCv?si=83JhEgk5Sa2Pl_orN99yDg COFFEE From https://www.metropoliscoffee.com/

Join us for a light-hearted episode where the coffee and the pastry share a common type of nut, and the pastry and the crime share a common country. Thanks to GIMME! for the delightful Guatemala Guaya'b!  https://gimmecoffee.com/ Thanks to Katrina Keuning fot the Swedish Almond Loaf!

Coffee by https://www.ritualroasters.com/ Pastries and bread by https://www.bluesprucebakery.com/ Crime by Ethel Lillie Major 

To this day, Justin Ross Harris maintains his innocence, but what do you think? This episode's coffee brought to you by the fabulous Onyx Coffee out of Northwest Arkansas.  Check them out at https://onyxcoffeelab.com/pages/our-story Huge shout out to local videographer Ernesto Valentine for the vegan espresso muffins!  Check out his video work at https://www.evvalentine.com/

Who would have thought 6th grade girls taking internet lore too far could have ever gone this far, yikes! Thank you to Irving Farm Coffee Roasters for the light roast High Line blend!   https://irvingfarm.com/

In this episode we explore the tragic case of Grady Stiles, a man with a genetic condition called ectrodactyly,  who was an American freak show performer under the stage name of "the Lobster Boy". Today's great coffees (one iced!) come to us from the wonderful folks at Portland Coffee Roasters. https://www.portlandcoffeeroasters.com/

Conclusion to the story of Jodi Arias, as well as related thoughts on the case. Wonderstate coffee sent us a Wonder-ful Burundi and an Ethiopia to enjoy while we discuss the exciting new things happening for this Wisconsin based roaster!   https://kickapoocoffee.com/pages/wonderstate

Rejection and jealousy create a deadly combination in this stunning episode.  Find out more details you might not have known before about the highly publicized Jody Arias case. MaQuina coffee presents us with a delightful El Salvador / Los Tucanes single origin coffee https://www.maquinacoffee.com/

A coffee named after a painting from the late 18th century and a crime from the early 20th century make quite the pairing in this episode which explores the darker side of early American alternative medicine. Check out the fabulous coffees by Methodical - https://methodicalcoffee.com/ And check out the phenomenal work of the artist whose work graces each bag of Methodical coffee, Annie Koelle http...

"Fingerprints" just so happened to be a trademark of both our coffee, AND our crime on this episode including a delicious single origin Ethiopian coffee from Highwire Coffee, and the apprehension of the Craigslist Killer! Check out Highwire Coffee - https://www.highwirecoffee.com/

Hear us get wowed by the smooth sweetness of the Columbia Cauca single origin from Sparrows Coffee in Grand Rapids, MI. https://www.thesparrowsgr.com/ Then - should a convicted murderer get day passes during their prison sentence?  Hear the unbelievably crazy story about Audrey Marie Hilley.

Doma Coffee from Post Falls, ID sent us 3 different bags of absolutely delightful coffee which we taste and talk about. Learn more about them here - domacoffee.com And if you thought that all cute babies grow up to be nice adults, then you obviously haven't heard about John George Haigh.   Listen to the podcast to hear the whole story.

Hear how ancestry DNA brings the murderer in a decades-old cold case to justice. Thanks to Red Rooster Coffee in Floyd, VA for sponsoring our episode! https://redroostercoffee.com/

Hear the intruiguing tale of Tillie Gburek and her knack for cooking up a stew to die for. So many thanks to Klatch Coffee for sponosoring today's episode with their delightful Panama Elida Natural https://www.klatchroasting.com/

A beautiful woman, a handsome man, a dog wearing a coonskin cap, and silenced last words.  To find out what these things could possibly have in common, don't miss our most dramatic (and oldest) crime yet.  Featuring three different coffees generously donated by La Colombe Coffee Roasters, and a contest where YOU can win a free Coffee with Crime coffee mug!

Lewis and Alexey enjoy a great coffee from Kaldi coffee, which also enjoys the the distinction of being friendly to those dealing with acid reflux, while also discussing the bitter and unsavory criminal case of Sandra and Elizabeth Anderson.

Does coming from wealth mean you can get away with murder?  Listen and find out as we dig all the way into the mid 1800's for this week's crime. . Roasted Coffee Co - https://www.roastedcoffeeqc.com/ . THANK YOU Keuning Arts for the awesome new logo! . Keuning Arts: https://www.facebook.com/keuningarts/ . Sources: . “Murder and Mayhem in Boston: Historic Crimes in the Hub” written by Christopher D...

Coffee: Verena Street Medium Roast Bourbon Barrel Aged Sumatra  https://www.verenastreet.com/ Crime: Jennifer Pan

Join Lewis and Alexey as they drink coffee and discuss the case of Ira Einhorn.

Lewis and Alexey try whipped coffee for the first time while discussing the crazy life (and death!) of Grigori Rasputin

Lewis and Alexey drink one coffee and discuss one crime

Lewis and Alexey drink coffee from Papua New Guinea and discuss the mind blowing murder case of Thomas Montgomery

Lewis and Alexey drink Ethiopia Yirgacheffe by Roasted Coffee Co, (via Iron and Grain), and discuss the really messed up case of Diane Downs.

Lewis and Alexey discuss Stumptown Coffee from Hy-Vee and the case of Grant Amato