Wife of Crime

On this week’s episode, I tell Russ all about the murder of Laci Peterson. Russ doesn’t really care about true crime that much so he doesn’t know anything about this case. He doesn’t even remember the media frenzy it caused back in 2002. Him being so out of the loop is interesting to me. Russ can look at this case with totally fresh eyes without the media influencing him. A lot of people believe S...

On this week’s episode, I tell Russ about the giant ass hat known as Mark Twitchell. He is a Canadian wanna be serial killer who was obsessed with the T.V. series Dexter. He tried to be exactly like Dexter Morgan but fortunately he failed miserably. Mark was a sci fi nerd and amateur film maker who was a true narcissist the core. He really believed he was a genius and God’s gift to women. Moral of...

On this week's episode I tell Russ all about the abduction of Tara Calico. This case is a rollercoaster ride of unfortunate twists and turns, false hope and police cover ups. It is still not closed after 30 long years and multiple people coming forward with information. Tara's family kept her story in the media and were determined to find her but their efforts proved unsuccessful due to people of...

This week I tell Russ all about Lawrence Bittaker and Roy Norris aka The Toolbox Killers. These two men are probably the most evil serial killers in modern American history. On December 13, 2019 which was Friday the 13th.... Lawrence Bittaker was found dead in his death row prison cell, he died at age 79 of natural causes. Bittaker met Norris while in prison in the mid 1970s. The two men realized...

On this week's episode I tell Russ the story of 5 cold cases that all happened within 3 years and a few miles of one another. These murders rocked the communities of the Lewis Clark Valley. The people in this area don't believe these cases are cold at all they believe they know exactly who committed these crimes. Moral of this story... when you have this many links to that many deaths, it's no coi...

On this week's episode I tell Russ all about a female serial killer named Dorothea Puente. She may have looked like a sweet old lady but she is was deranged, evil and disgusting as the rest of them! This story proves that wolves really can live in sheep's clothing. She took advantage, hurt and even killed some of the most vulnerable people in our society. Moral of this story... in the infamous wor...

On this week's episode I tell Russ all about a serial killer who became a hitman for the Italian mafia. He was not only carrying out contract kills for them but also running the streets of Manhattan just killing for sport! This man was was such a cold blooded psychopath he even gained the nickname "The Iceman". Moral of this story... When you love what you do, you'll never work a day in your life....

This week I tell Russ my favorite true crime story I've ever heard! This story is almost unbelievable and it will be something you will never ever forget. It gives you real perspective on life. Moral of this story... if you are ever on the verge of death and have no strength left inside...Stay awake! Don't go to sleep! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this weeks episode I tell Russ all about the horrific Texas Killing Fields. Since 1971 the remains of 30 young girls and women under the age of 30 have been discovered in a 25 acre patch of land off of I45. This highway connects Houston and Galveston and it has now been named the highway to hell. The area now dubbed "the killing fields" spans multiple counties and jurisdictions causing the law...

On our Halloween episode I tell Russ all about the real life vampire/serial killer, Richard Trenton Chase. He was not your typical serial killer when it came to the motivation behind his crimes. In his mind he was just trying to survive. Moral of this story... Hollywood wants us to think vampires are so cool but when there is a real one running around doing what vampires do, its actually quite dis...

Check out this week’s episode where I tell Russ all about the stories behind The Amityville Horror. This case is so interesting because not only is it where a horrific crime took place but it’s also the scene of a terrifying haunting. Russ doesn’t believe in anything paranormal so listen to find out if I can convince him that this haunting actually happened! Moral of this story... if you start flo...

On this week's episode I tell Russ all about the brutal murder of Martha Moxley. This case feels like a never ending saga of twists and turns involving two families, one of which is part of an American dynasty. Moral of this story... “There are risks and costs to action. But they are far less than the long range risks of comfortable inaction.” -John F. Kennedy Learn more about your ad choices. Vis...

On this week’s episode I tell Russ all about the case of the Gainesville Ripper. Danny Rolling was a serial killer who caused mass hysteria on the University of Florida college campus. He murdered multiple students in a matter of 72 hours. His crimes even inspired the revitalization of the slasher movie genre in the 90s! Moral of this story.... the truth isn’t just stranger but it's more horrific...

Check out this bonus episode where I tell Russ all about the crazy case of the West Memphis Three. This case is so complex and absolutely horrendous. It ruined the lives of 6 young people. 3 young boys lost their lives and there was a gross miscarriage of justice. Satanic panic, wrongful convictions and police corruption/misconduct all rolled into one! Moral of this story... what you SAY and who y...

John Wayne Gacy was one of the most prolific and horrific serial killers of all time. This week I tell Russ all about his early life and what events led to him creating this alter ego named Pogo the Clown and brutally murdering 33 teenage boys. It's a fascinating episode but not one for the faint of heart. Moral of this story... If a clown asks "do you wanna see a magic trick?" you have two choice...

The Son of Sam case completely rocked the Bronx in the 1970s. Well about 10 years later cops believed there was another serial killer on the loose. The case against Alejandro Henriquez was lacking in hard evidence but the circumstantial evidence was pretty overwhelming. After 28 years he still maintains his innocence but honestly, I'm just not too sure. Moral of this story... where there is smoke,...

On this week’s episode I tell Russ the amazing case of a bad ass girl named Elizabeth Shoaf! Her abductor Vinson Filyaw didn’t know who he was messing with when he abducted this little lady! She has a powerful story of survival and a true will to live. I’m in awe of her bravery and can’t say that I would be as smart if I were in her shoes. Moral of this story... sometimes you have to save yourself...

This week I tell Russ about what is probably the most famous cold case in the USA, the murder of Elizabeth Short. Most of you have probably heard of "The Black Dahlia" but don't really know all the details. This murder happened in 1947 and was incredibly gruesome and horrific. There is one man who many believed committed this crime. Honestly, we KNOW he did it! After 72 years no one has been charg...

This story is incredibly creepy. It should have been made into a horror movie already. This is the story of a 17 year old killer named Daniel Laplante. This kid suffered horrible abuse at the hands of the adults in his life that were supposed to protect him and in turn committed crimes that were incredibly weird and utterly detestable. Moral of this story... STOP THEM YOUNG! Learn more about your...

Amy Bradley was a 23 year old woman who mysteriously disappeared from Royal Caribbean's Rhapsody of the Seas in 1998. She was with her family on a vacation one minute and the next she was gone. This case is fascinating with a lot of twists and turns and has had me asking "HOW?" for some time now. Moral of this story... Always trust your first instincts and when you're on vacation NEVER B...

Russ and I poured ourselves some rum and cokes and watched the season premiere. WARNING there are spoilers! Check out the episode if you're a Mindhunter fan! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week I tell Russ all about the killer and body snatcher, Ed Gein a.ka. The Butcher of Plainfield. This bizarre and tortured soul was the inspiration for 3 of the most infamous horror film characters of all time. Ed had an extremely dysfunctional and unhealthy relationship with his mother Augusta. In the end he was obsessed with the idea of embodying her....literally. Moral of this story....

On this week's episode I am going to tell Russ the story of Denis Rader a.k.a BTK Strangler. Rader is an American serial killer who killed 10 people in Wichita Kansas in the 70s and 80s but his reign of terror lasted about 30 years! Denis Rader was a family man, good husband, good father and veteran on the outside but underneath he was as sick and twisted as they come. He was a stalker who loved B...