Explore "patricide" with insightful episodes like "Moosehead Down", "E191: Charlie Brandt", "S11, E3: One Disappointment From Murder: Chandler Halderson", "Weird Annie, the killer housewife of Bemmel- Part 1" and "311 - The Murder of Dee Dee Blanchard: Did She Have It Coming?" from podcasts like ""Hearth, Home and Homicide", "Coffee and Cases Podcast", "ODFM", "In Search of Lost Crime" and "Timesuck with Dan Cummins"" and more!
A hard-hitting, brilliant, well-regarded scion of the community is bludgeoned so viciously his brain winds up spilled onto his back. Who murdered the great man is not the question...The police know for sure it was the quiet, unassuming only son to the exclusion of all others. But are they right?
Even veteran law enforcement were both shocked and disgusted by the gruesome sight of the three bodies discovered on September 13, 2004 in the home of Michelle Jones in Maitland, Florida. Despite the bloodiness of the scene, it was clear who the perpetrator was. What is unclear is whether the crime could have been prevented had different actions been taken years prior.
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On the first of May, 1962 market farmer Piet Evers dies suddenly after drinking a cup of coffee. 'A weakness of the heart' say the doctors. But in his hometown of Bemmel, the Netherlands, tongues are starting to wag... Piet's daughter Annie is... weird. Not very nice at all.
Maybe she had something to do with it?
A few years later Annie is arrested for the murder of her father and she ends up confessing to the crime a whopping fourteen times. She also retracts her statements twenty times.
So... Is weird Annie a cold blooded killer or was she convicted because the village thought she was ... weird?
And then.... there's another murder. This time it's Annie's mother and guess whose clothes are covered in mum's blood...?
In June of 2015, 48-year-old Dee Dee Blanchard was murdered in cold blood. Her murderer snuck into her bedroom at night and stabbed her in her sleep... seventeen times. A brutal crime. But, based on how Dee Dee had treated her daughter Gypsy Rose, was her murder justified?
For twenty-three-year-old Gypsy's entire life, her mom had been telling others she was sick. And convincing doctors and other medical professionals she was sick. And she wasn't. Nevertheless, she was paraded around in a wheelchair because she supposedly couldn't walk, and her head was shaven because she was supposed to have cancer, and on and on. Gypsy Rose was a victim of Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy, a rare mental disorder where a caregiver convinces someone that they are sick when they're not, and convinces others they are sick, often for financial benefit. Always for attention and control. Gypsy Rose was less of a daughter and more of a hostage, someone who'd been medically tortured for over decades. Can we really blame her for talking someone into murdering her oppressor so she could live free?
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William Beadle would write in his journal: “I have lately had Sundry Intimations I really think from God, to convince me I am right but these I shall not define.” .. and then... he killed his family and himself.
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I had a lot of fun on this one taking a nostalgic look at US culture in 1989 and 1993. Also found the story of Lyle and Erik Menendez incredibly interesting. Why did two brothers viciously murder their parents with shotguns in the summer of 1989? Erik was about to enroll in UCLA. Lyle was attending Princeton. Their parents spoiled them with money for lavish shopping trips, vacations, fancy cars, condos, and more. They grew up in affluence. Their parents lived in a Beverly Hills mansion that Michael Jackson and Elton John owned at one time. But, their parents had recently gotten frustrated with their continual mistakes - breaking into the homes of neighbors and stealing jewelry, destroying school and country club property, getting suspended from college for plagiarism, and on and on. And they'd threatened to cut them out of their inheritance. Is that why they killed? For money? Or, had they been so traumatized by years and years of sexual abuse that they felt like they has to kill their parents to defend themselves? Find out today on another true crime edition of Timesuck.
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The Van Breda family appeared to be the perfect picture of success. So how did three of the five family members end up murdered in their family home on the De Zalze estate in South Africa?
Martin Van Breda was an entrepreneurial, hardworking and kind man. His wife Teresa was a loving mother, heavily invested in the lives of her three children; Marli, Henri and Rudi.
In 2014, the family sold their home in Buderim, on the Australian Sunshine Coast, for 2.5 million dollars and returned to their native South Africa, where they moved into a home in a gated community. The golf estate in Stellenbosch where they resided, was said to be one of the safest places in the country.
But one night in January 2015, everything went terribly wrong. Paramedics would respond to an emergency call in the early hours of January 27 to find a crime scene they would describe as the worst of their careers.
Three people were dead. One was clutching to life. And another had sustained serious injuries.
The emergency operator was told there had been a home invasion but there was so much more to this story.
In this episode we speak to South African journalist and author Julian Jansen, about the case that has become known as the De Zalze, Van Breda Murders.
Julian has written about the attack in his book The De Zalze Murders, The Story Behind The Brutal Axe Attack, and covered the case as it was unfolding in South Africa’s high courts.
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Guest: Julian Jansen author of The De Zalze Murders, The Story Behind The Brutal Axe Attack
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It's the Menendez brothers! Please enjoy our light analysis of the background leading up the crime as well as our usual nonsense. Wow, THIS is a good episode, but obviously that's totally up to you to decide and we really shouldn't be making that call. Apologies.
It's our extra double special (or whatever the hell I say in the episode) Halloween episode! We wanted to pick something extra gruesome and weird that took place around Halloween, and boy did we do that, we also rambled a lot but hey ain't this whole thing really just a bundle of fun? Murder is bad, look it up. This episode is about a small town in Ohio where a grisly double murder took place in 1995 which prompted the whole town to cancel all Halloween related activities that year, to avoid Satanists, it's pretty interesting.
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