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Dr. Henry Gray FRS
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The Craigslist Killer // 528
Daphne Woolsoncroft and Heath Merryman discuss haunting details of different disappearance and murder cases week by week. New episodes released every Tuesday and Friday.
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The Definitive Guide to Caving Technique, Safety, Gear, and Trip Leadership
Ben had been studying caving and diving books in the week leading up to his dive in an attempt to learn more about cave diving before his fatal dive.
His girlfriend Emily said that he had been pouring over Caving and diving books the week prior to his dive to learn even more about his hobby
— Episode: Ben McDaniel // 214
Ben had been studying caving and diving books in the week leading up to his dive in an attempt to learn more about cave diving before his fatal dive.
His girlfriend Emily said that he had been pouring over Caving and diving books the week prior to his dive to learn even more about his hobby
A True Story of Passion and Death in the Suburbs
It was written by Dallas authors about the Betty Gore murder case, which was later adapted into a movie, and also featured in an episode of Snapped.
In 1984, Dallas authors Jim Atkinson and John Bloom wrote a book about this case called Evidence of Love, which was later turned into a movie called Killing in a Small Town.
— Episode: Betty Gore // 208
It was written by Dallas authors about the Betty Gore murder case, which was later adapted into a movie, and also featured in an episode of Snapped.
In 1984, Dallas authors Jim Atkinson and John Bloom wrote a book about this case called Evidence of Love, which was later turned into a movie called Killing in a Small Town.
A Sister's (Ex) Boyfriend, Marriage of Convenience Romance (Marriage by Contract Book 1)
It was released in 2015 and was discussed in the podcast as a novel about a woman who escapes her abusive spouse during a shipwreck and falls in love with one of her rescuers.
In 2015, she released a novel titled The Wrong Husband, which is about a woman who escapes an abusive spouse during a shipwreck in the Mediterranean and then falls in love with one of...
— Episode: Daniel Brophy // 206
It was released in 2015 and was discussed in the podcast as a novel about a woman who escapes her abusive spouse during a shipwreck and falls in love with one of her rescuers.
In 2015, she released a novel titled The Wrong Husband, which is about a woman who escapes an abusive spouse during a shipwreck in the Mediterranean and then falls in love with one of the men sent to find her.
Wrong Never Felt So Right, Book 3.5
It was mentioned along with other books by the same author as part of a list of her works and was available on Amazon or Kindle.
Her other book titles include The Wrong Lover, The Wrong Brother, The Wrong Cop, The Wrong Seal, The Wrong Hero, and Hell on the Heart.
— Episode: Daniel Brophy // 206
It was mentioned along with other books by the same author as part of a list of her works and was available on Amazon or Kindle.
Her other book titles include The Wrong Lover, The Wrong Brother, The Wrong Cop, The Wrong Seal, The Wrong Hero, and Hell on the Heart.
A Friends to Lovers Romantic Comedy (Love You Forever Book 1)
It was mentioned along with other books by the same author as part of a list of her works and was available on Amazon or Kindle.
Her other book titles include The Wrong Lover, The WRONG Brother, The Wrong Cop, The Wrong Seal, The Wrong Hero, and Hell on the Heart.
— Episode: Daniel Brophy // 206
It was mentioned along with other books by the same author as part of a list of her works and was available on Amazon or Kindle.
Her other book titles include The Wrong Lover, The WRONG Brother, The Wrong Cop, The Wrong Seal, The Wrong Hero, and Hell on the Heart.
It was mentioned along with other books by the same author as part of a list of her works and was available on Amazon or Kindle.
Her other book titles include The Wrong Lover, The Wrong Brother, The Wrong Cop, The Wrong Seal, The Wrong Hero, and Hell on the Heart.
— Episode: Daniel Brophy // 206
It was mentioned along with other books by the same author as part of a list of her works and was available on Amazon or Kindle.
Her other book titles include The Wrong Lover, The Wrong Brother, The Wrong Cop, The Wrong Seal, The Wrong Hero, and Hell on the Heart.
Small Towns Hide the Biggest Secrets (Wrong Never Felt So Right Book 5)
The book was listed alongside several other titles by the author in a brief roundup of her works and was noted as being available on Amazon and Kindle. No additional commentary or recommendation was provided about its content.
It was mentioned along with other books by the same author as part of a list of her works and was available on Amazon or Kindle.
Her other book titles include The Wrong Lover, The Wrong Brother, The Wrong Cop, The Wrong SEAL, The Wrong Hero, and Hell on the Heart.
The title was briefly noted in a list of the author's works, mentioned alongside several other books and noted as being available on Amazon or Kindle. No specific endorsement was given, indicating a casual mention.
It was mentioned along with other books by the same author as part of a list of her works and was available on Amazon or Kindle.
Her other book titles include The Wrong Lover, The Wrong Brother, The Wrong Cop, The Wrong Seal, The Wrong Hero, and Hell on the Heart.
The hosts mentioned the title while listing the author's other works and noted that it was available on Amazon or Kindle. No specific endorsement was given, and it was presented as part of a broader catalogue of the author's books.
It was mentioned along with other books by the same author as part of a list of her works and was available on Amazon or Kindle.
Her other book titles include The Wrong Lover, The Wrong Brother, The Wrong Cop, The Wrong Seal, The Wrong Hero, and Hell on the Heart.
Sheila Kimmel, Lisa's mother, wrote this book detailing the horrific experience of losing her daughter to murder and offering hope to other parents who have endured the death of a child.
Sheila said that asking for the death penalty was the hardest decision anyone in the family ever had to make, and that they would have been open to Dale asking for a life sentence instead if he had on...
— Episode: Lisa Kimmell // 201
Sheila Kimmel, Lisa's mother, wrote this book detailing the horrific experience of losing her daughter to murder and offering hope to other parents who have endured the death of a child.
Sheila said that asking for the death penalty was the hardest decision anyone in the family ever had to make, and that they would have been open to Dale asking for a life sentence instead if he had only asked for forgiveness.
What will probably be her final confrontation with her daughter's killer, Sheila said directly to Dale's face, 'Can you remember Lisa's face? Can you remember her cries? Can you remember her tears? Can you remember her screams? Can you remember the fear in her eyes? Can you remember her pain? Can you remember her last breath? Can you remember her last heartbeat?'
Quick And Dirty Methods For Fixing Firearms In Desperate Times
In the episode, the hosts noted that Anthony Rauda owned a copy of the title, which focuses on gunsmithing techniques for desperate situations. The mention was brief and served only to point out his interest in the subject.
Get Even (Don't Get Mad) was mentioned on the podcast not as a literary recommendation, but as a relevant piece of evidence in a true crime case. The hosts noted that the alleged Malibu Creek Murder suspect, Anthony Rauda, owned the book, which is focused on the art of revenge. This detail was used to offer contextual insight into the suspect's profile during the investigation discussion.
The hosts suggested the title for true‑crime listeners, noting it was written by the victim’s mother and offered an extremely detailed, comprehensive account of the disappearance from the family’s perspective. They highlighted its emotional depth and encouraged the audience to support the author by purchasing either the ebook or a physical copy.
It was written by Tiffany Sessions' mother and detailed her daughter's disappearance, providing a comprehensive account of the case and the family's perspective.
If you're looking for a true crime book, I definitely suggest that you go support a woman who has suffered a very real and great loss of her daughter. It's extremely detailed as well.
Something very eerie that we wanted to mention from Hillary Sessions' book Where's My Tiffany? is that just over four months before Tiffany went missing, in September of 1988, Hillary woke up around 4am screaming Tiffany's name.
I haven't finished yet, but it's really amazing so far and super detailed.
I got the ebook you can get the ebook I was just trying to get something quick or you can buy a hard copy or a paperback. Whichever you prefer.
And on Friday we'll have an all new case for you guys to dive into. Again if you guys are interested in an even more detailed account of this case Tiffany's mother Hillary wrote a book called Where's My Tiffany back in 2011 so please check it out and support her if you'd like to learn more.
It was mentioned that the book, a detective fiction novel, features murder via thallium poisoning, a key element in the podcast's case. George Trapal had a copy on his table, and the book's plotline is believed to have saved several lives through identifying similar symptoms in victims.
And we're sure most of you guys probably know who Agatha Christie is But for those who don't she was a best-selling novelist from England who's known for her 60 plus detective novels including murder...
— Episode: Peggy Carr // 163
It was mentioned that the book, a detective fiction novel, features murder via thallium poisoning, a key element in the podcast's case. George Trapal had a copy on his table, and the book's plotline is believed to have saved several lives through identifying similar symptoms in victims.
And we're sure most of you guys probably know who Agatha Christie is But for those who don't she was a best-selling novelist from England who's known for her 60 plus detective novels including murder on the Orient Express and then there were none the mysterious affair at Stiles and many many more in 1961 she published a novel called the pale horse And this is the one that Susan noticed
But the pale horse is a detective fiction novel that includes murder by thallium poisoning coincidence, I don't think so
And Crazy enough. This book is known to have saved at least two lives After readers recognized thallium poisoning because of this novel
The book was cited during the discussion of the Peggy Carr case, where authorities found it in the home of person-of-interest George Trapal. Host Daphne highlighted its discovery, noting that its presence, along with other police manuals detailing death by poison and specifically thallium, was secured as evidence. The finding suggested Trapal's potential knowledge and interest in forensic toxicology and poison detection methods.
It was found in George Trapal's home, suggesting his potential knowledge and interest in poison detection methods. This book was among the evidence found at his house after the authorities were able to secure a warrant.
They also found a police manual in the home that included a chapter called death by poison and Also a page specifically on thallium and another book called Poison detection in human organs
Penn State, Betsy Aardsma, and the Killer Who Got Away
Host Daphne cited David Dekok's investigative work in Murder in the Stacks while detailing the murder of Betsy Aardsma. The book was specifically referenced for its interview with suspect Larry Marrer. The author reportedly found Marrer's responses evasive and attention-seeking, using the text to shed light on the suspect’s peculiar demeanor.
It was mentioned that the author of this book interviewed Larry Marrer, a suspect in Betsy Aardsma's murder, and found his responses evasive and attention-seeking.
In an interview with an author of a book called Murder in the Stacks, this author explains that when he tried to reach out to Larry Marrer, he seemed coy as if he was playing around and seeking attention from the murder.
The book, Winter Mittens, The, was casually mentioned on the podcast and noted for being a children's story with a surprisingly darker tone. The discussion focused on its plot, where children grew fearful of a blizzard because one character could not remove their mittens.
A Novel
This novel was featured during the discussion of the Gabby Petito case, where host Daphne noted that the suspect, Brian Laundrie, was a frequent reader and quoter of Chuck Palahniuk on social media. The book was highlighted because its plot, which centers on a serial killer on a cross-country road trip, led to public speculation that it may have influenced or been referenced in the planning of Gabby Petito’s murder. The hosts used the book primarily as a point of grim circumstantial association in the ongoing investigation.
Brian seemed to read and reference Chuck Palahniuk frequently on social media, and Lullaby was mentioned as a potential link to planning Gabby's murder because of the book's plot.
She was also reading Lullaby and he reads a lot of Chuck Palahniuk books and he also quotes a lot of Chuck Palahniuk in his Instagram captions.
So a lot of people think that maybe he did do something to Gabby and that he planned it based on the book Lullaby.
I haven't read Lullaby, but they say that, you know, it's a book about a serial killer on a cross country road trip.
The Complete Sherlock Holmes Collection was mentioned in the context of true crime author James Ellroy's formative years. The hosts recounted how Ellroy received the book from his father on his 11th birthday, suggesting this classic collection, alongside Jack Webb's The Badge, was instrumental in sparking his future interest in crime novels and mysteries.
It was gifted to James Elroy by his father on his 11th birthday, possibly sparking his interest in crime novels and mysteries in the future.
His father Armand gave him two books on his 11th birthday, The Complete Sherlock Holmes and Jack Webb's The Badge.
Redemption Ranch Special Edition
Gifted to James Elroy alongside The Complete Sherlock Holmes, this book, possibly related to law enforcement, may have also influenced his future career.
His father Armand gave him two books on his 11th birthday, The Complete Sherlock Holmes and Jack Webb's The Badge.
— Episode: Jean Ellroy // 132
Gifted to James Elroy alongside The Complete Sherlock Holmes, this book, possibly related to law enforcement, may have also influenced his future career.
His father Armand gave him two books on his 11th birthday, The Complete Sherlock Holmes and Jack Webb's The Badge.
Note: The book recommendations on this page are discovered automatically from podcast transcripts, and may be incorrect or incomplete.
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