This week Amy  & Kristin are at it again. Kristin covers the case of a serial killer you may have never hear of- Pee Wee Gaskins. His story gets even more interesting after he's arrested. Next up Amy  discusses the alien abduction of Charles Hickson and Carver Parker. Click here for  our PatreonReferences:http://shesleuths.com/episode-22-serial-killer-pee-wee-gaskins-an-alien-abduction/

She Sleuths: A True Crime Podcast

Episode 22: Serial Killer Pee Wee Gaskins & An Extraterrestrial Encounter

We are back with a new ep! Today Kristin talks about the case of 20-year-old college student Cara Knott who was murdered by the same people we are taught to trust. Amy covers the case of Greek serial killer Links:LinktreeEpisode Webpage

Episode 21: A Killer Cop & A Greek Serial Killer

***STAY TUNED to the end because we have an update on the case Kristin covers. Kristin and Amy are back. We first catch up with how life's been for them these past 8 months. Kristin covers the murder of Dylan Redwine. Stay tuned to the end for a last minute update on the case! Next up Amy goes further back in time to cover the case of serial killer Frederick Bailey Deeming who was infamous for murdering his wives. Check our sources here: http://shesleuths.com/episode-20:-we-are-back/Check out Kristin's Etsy here: http://smittenbykristin.com

Episode 20: Kristin & Amy Are Back

In today's ep, we're still having difficulties recording together due to being quarantined, but we have Amy here to continue our episode on women of color. Amy covers the case of Alexis Crawford, a 21 year old college student who was brutally murdered by her best friend and her best friend’s boyfriend after she went to the authorities about being sexually assaulted by her friend’s boyfriend.Tune in to hear about Amy's case as well as learn about our next show's topic.References:https://www.11alive.com/article/news/crime/trials/jordyn-jones-barron-brantley-alexis-crawford-murder-case/85-752846ec-3bfb-4e37-aa4f-e9d98c5c437fhttps://www.cnn.com/2019/11/22/us/alexis-crawford-roommate-denied-bond/index.htmlhttps://www.11alive.com/article/news/crime/who-is-barron-brantley-the-man-accused-of-killing-alexis-crawford/85-e1d811fa-31c0-48b8-9f8c-6276db5b63b3https://www.rainn.org/articles/rape-kithttps://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2020/02/01/2-indicted-slaying-atlanta-college-student-alexis-crawford/4632486002/https://www.bet.com/news/national/2019/11/25/_agony_--alexis-crawford-murder-suspect--barron-brantley--descri.html

Episode 19: Women of Color Part II

Hey She Sleuths fam! Today we shake things up a bit. Unfortunately, the coronavirus has disrupted our recording schedule, so we have to record separately for a bit. However, that also means you'll be getting a new episode every week!In this episode, Kristin discussed her case. In the 1990's, black women were being strangled to death in the Charlotte, NC area. It took some time for police to put things together and realize that a serial killer was at work - a man named Henry Louis Wallace. Listen to this ep for all the details. Then listen to next week's ep for Amy's story.References:Bad Henry (2018): Investigation Discovery https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2017/07/21/538518569/cdc-half-of-all-female-murder-victims-are-killed-by-intimate-partnershttps://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/66/wr/mm6628a1.htm?s_cid=mm6628a1_whttps://murderpedia.org/male.W/images/wallace_henry_louis/0810.pdf

Episode 18: Women of Color Part I

In this ep, we’re back with two cases that will make you feel extra sleuthy…because they’re both unsolved! That’s right. Today we’re covering cold cases. You ever hear of the Crewe murders in 1970? Us either until Kristin told us all about it. Jeanette and Harvey Crewe were married with a little girl named Rochelle. Their happy family life didn’t last long enough because the couple were murdered and the case is unsolved to this day. Of course we have a theory or two. This week Amy talks about the unsolved murder of Dorothy Jane Scott, a single mother with a loving family and supportive friends, but when a stalker starts following her every move, calling her with threats, and leaving dead flowers for gifts, Dorothy and her family become alarmed. Find out the details surrounding this cold case by listening to this episode!Kristin's References:(n.d.). Retrieved from https://web.archive.org/web/20110609174212/Crewe Review. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.police.govt.nz/about-us/investigations-and-reviews/crewe-reviewMurder of Harvey and Jeannette Crewe. (2020, January 21). Retrieved from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Harvey_and_Jeannette_Crewe#cite_note-ROYALCOMM-3Report of the Royal Commission to Inquire into the Circumstances of the Convictions of Arthur Allan Thomas for the Murders of David Harvey Crewe and Jeanette Lenore Crewe. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://homepages.paradise.net.nz/r.christie/thomas_royal_commission_1980.pdfAmy's References: CrimeBlogger1983. (2019, July 23). UPDATE: Dorothy Jane Scott. Retrieved from http://crimeblogger1983.blogspot.com/2017/05/update-dorothy-jane-scott.htmlKiersten. (2019, October 2). The disturbing events that lead to the unsolved murder of Dorothy Jane Scott. Retrieved from https://truecrimesociety.com/2019/10/02/the-disturbing-events-that-lead-to-the-unsolved-murder-of-dorothy-jane-scott/Murder of Dorothy Jane Scott. (2020, February 9). Retrieved from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Dorothy_Jane_ScottNCADV: National Coalition Against Domestic Violence. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://ncadv.org/blog/posts/quick-guide-to-stalking-16-important-statistics-and-what-you-can-do-about-itStalking Statistics and Data. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://victimsofcrime.org/our-programs/past-programs/stalking-resource-center/stalking-information/stalking-statistics

Episode 17: Cold Cases You've Probably Never Heard Of

In their 16th episode, Kristin and Amy discuss two true crime cases in the LGBTQ community.First up, Amy discusses the heartbreaking case involving 36 year old, Guin “Richie” Phillips who lost his life because he was gay. He was found stuffed in a suitcase and thrown in the river by someone who he once called friend. Then Kristin covers the case of Brandon Teena, a transgender male from Nebraska whom the academy award winning movie “Boys Don’t Cry” was based on. Brandon’s transgender status was the main motivator for his murder by John Lotter and Tom Nissen. Tune into our show to learn more. about this horrendous hate crime.Email us with show ideas: Shesleuths@gmail.comCheck out patreon: https://www.patreon.com/shesleuthsReferences: http://shesleuths.com/episode-16-lgbt-crimes/

Episode 16: LGBT Crimes

In this ep, Kristin’s goes way back to the 1920’s where she tackles the case of infamous bootlegger turned murderer- George Remus. George was a guy who was both and lawyer and a pharmacist who used both skills to find a loophole in the Volstead Act. He ended up running one of the biggest bootlegging operations in the country. However, George had a weakness for his wife, Imogene, who he gave control over his finances and business operations. This backfired when George got arrested and Imogene decided to take George to the cleaners. As a result, George was mad… more than mad and this lead to a crime of passion. Learn more in this ep!As for Amy, she covers a way more modern crime in this episode as she discusses a bizarre love triangle that began in a chatroom and ended in blood. When 46 year old Thomas Montgomery entered into a chatroom and met an 18 year old girl, he decided to go back in time and pretend to be an 18 year old as well. Things got intense, over a year went by, and Thomas’ wife found all about it and clued in his little e-girl on who he actually was. She then turns to comfort in Thomas’ co-worker, Brian, but goes back and forth with these men through emails and messages, until one day Thomas snaps. This story has all kinds of catfish in the chatrooms! Tune in and find out who is actually who!

Episode 15: Crimes of Passion

Hey guys! We'll be back next week, but in the meantime enjoy this interview Kristin did with a recent juror for a double homicide trial. 

Bonus Episode 1: Interview With A Double Homicide Trial Juror

In this week's episode, we cover crimes committed by husbands. First up this week Amy talks about the marriage and the murder involving Rod Covlin, a deadbeat, and Shele Danishefsky, a millionaire. They got married within weeks of meeting each other and there was very little marital bliss happening in their home. Rod was a money hungry womanizer, and Shele was a hard working mother, but she could only put up with so much, so when she decided it was time to separate and file for divorce, Rod was having none of it. Her death was quickly ruled an accident, but a decade later he found himself in the courts trying to prove his innocence. Listen in this week, because it gets all kinds of weird. Kristin's case is about a modern day blue beard named Lowell "Ed" Amos who murdered 3 wives and his own mother. Did he face the consequences? Find out in today's ep!Check out our show notes and references here: http://shesleuths.com/episode-14-the-husband-did-it/

Episode 14: The Husband Did It

In this intense episode, Kristin & Amy talk about true crime cases involving children who murder. First up, Kristin talks about the case of Canada's most notorious child serial killer- Peter Woodcock. This kid murdered children and eventually adults, even while incarcerated! Then Amy talks about the case of Mary Bell, an 11 year old budding serial killer who murdered two small boys in the town of Newcastle on Tyne, England. She was born into a world that did not want her and prostituted to her mother’s clients for most of her childhood. Mary acted out aggressively and snuffed out two lives in the process. She would go off to detention centers and women’s prison and was in a way reformed. Hear her story and the stories of the two boys she murdered, Martin Brown and Brian Howe, on episode 13 on the She Sleuths – A True Crime Podcast!View our references used for our cases here: http://shesleuths.com/episode-13-killer-kids/

Episode 13: Killer Kids

In today's episode, we explore women who kill, so hold onto your stretchy pants. Things are about to get crazy!First up is Kristin's case: In the early 1900’s, Louisiana and Texas was plagued by ax murders that swept across the states. Initially, a man named Raymond Barnabet was arrested for the murders, but while he was in jail more murders occurred. Police soon were hot on the trail of his 19-year-old daughter Clementine Barnabet. Was she working alone? Did she have accomplices? Clementine was sentenced to life in prison for the murders, but was eventually let go. The rest of her life was a mystery and so many questions still remain regarding the ax murders that wiped out entire African American families in the south at that time. This week Amy dives into the case involving, then, 18 year old, Christa Pike, who was furious over the possibility that someone else might be interested in her boyfriend. Jealous and feeling mean, Christa invites this unsuspecting girl to join them to smoke some pot and make amends, except that was the last thing Christa was wanting to do. Instead she beat this helpless woman, Colleen Slemmer, to death, leaving her unrecognizable. 

Episode 12: Women Who Kill

In this episode, we hop across the pond and explore some UK true crime that you may never heard of, so buckle up buttercup! We're about to experience some turbulence, baby!Kristin explores what happens when someone you should trust the most, a doctor, goes rogue. She explores the case of a doctor turned serial killer named Harold Shipman. Shipman killed a whopping 215 patients. You'll find out how in this insane episode.Amy talks about one of the UK's most dangerous murderers and serial killers, the Bus Stop Stalker, Levi Bellfield. This blonde hating sorry excuse of a human being has attacked countless women on the streets of London and surrounding neighborhoods with hammers, cars, and other objects. Join us this week as we head across the pond to talk true crime in the UK!Email us your true crime stories and suggestions to shesleuths@gmail.comJoin our patreon here! http://patreon.com/shesleuthsShow notes and references can be found here. 

Episode 11: UK True Crime

In this insane episode, Kristin & Amy discuss the cases of two cults with abusive leaders (and abusive doesn't even begin to describe their behavior). First up, Amy explores the hell that was Tony Alamo, his wife Susan Alamo, and their apocalyptic cult, The Alamo Christian Foundation. What could possibly go wrong when a charismatic leader and their money hungry spouse start to prey on young hippies? Well, this episode has those answers! Kristin breaks down the case of Roch Theriault and the Ant Hill Kids cult. This cult was led by Roch Theriault who was charismatic and intelligent, but also absolutely insane and abusive towards his followers. He told his followers that the apocalypse would happen soon, which prompted them to run off into the woods, so they could be saved. While out in the wilderness, Roch unleashed his insane behavior, which cost several followers their lives, including his own child. Roch was finally arrested and sentenced to life in prison. While in prison, he was shanked by a fellow inmate and died, and, after listening to our episode, you'll see how well deserved this ending for him. Got a story suggestion or story of your own you'd like to share? Email us at shesleuths@gmail.comCheck out this link for our socials, patreon, merch and more!: linktr.ee/shesleuthsFind our references here: http://shesleuths.com/episode-10-true-crime-cults/

Episode 10: True Crime & Cults

In this episode, Amy & Kristin explore true crime murder cases from the early 1900&apos;s. First up Kristin brings the 1920&apos;s drama in this week&apos;s case where she explores the murders of Eleanor Mills and reverend Edward Hall. Btw the two just so happened to be having an affair at the time of their murders. Among the suspects were their respective spouses. Amy goes back to the early 1900s and introduces us to Tillie Klimek a black widow and serial killer who loved to cook and share meals with her victims all seasoned with lethal doses of her favorite special and secret ingredient, arsenic.Got a story suggestion or story of your own you&apos;d like to share? Email us at shesleuths@gmail.comCheck out this link for our socials, patreon, merch and more!: linktr.ee/shesleuths

Episode 9: Old Timey True Crime- Cases From The Early 1900's

A true crime podcast by Amy S. and Kristin H. They're two friends who give their unique and often comedic take on murders, serial killers, and the occasional paranormal and folklore cases.

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