The Butcher Legacy
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The hosts noted that Joseph Citro authored the Vermont Monster Guide, which coined the term "Bennington Triangle" and includes a footnote about the mysterious maneating rocks on Glastonbury Mountain.
The Vermont Monster Guide was written by Joseph Citro. He also coined the name the Bennington Triangle. He wrote in the Vermont Monster Guide a little footnote about...
— Episode: Episode 206: The Bennington Triangle
The hosts noted that Joseph Citro authored the Vermont Monster Guide, which coined the term "Bennington Triangle" and includes a footnote about the mysterious maneating rocks on Glastonbury Mountain.
The Vermont Monster Guide was written by Joseph Citro. He also coined the name the Bennington Triangle. He wrote in the Vermont Monster Guide a little footnote about the maneating rocks, saying no one alive has seen this dangerous anomaly on Glastonbury Mountain.
The hosts noted that Joseph Citro authored the Vermont Monster Guide, in which he coined the term "Bennington Triangle" and included a footnote describing the legendary maneating rocks on Glastonbury Mountain.
The Vermont Monster Guide was written by Joseph Citro. He also coined the name the Bennington Triangle. He wrote in the Vermont Monster Guide a little footnote about...
— Episode: Episode 206: The Bennington Triangle
The hosts noted that Joseph Citro authored the Vermont Monster Guide, in which he coined the term "Bennington Triangle" and included a footnote describing the legendary maneating rocks on Glastonbury Mountain.
The Vermont Monster Guide was written by Joseph Citro. He also coined the name the Bennington Triangle. He wrote in the Vermont Monster Guide a little footnote about the maneating rocks, saying no one alive has seen this dangerous anomaly on Glastonbury Mountain.
The hosts praised the truecrime book, urging listeners to read it for a deep dive into the case and noting it was available for free on Kindle. They expressed strong enthusiasm and recommended it highly.
So in Anne Rule's book which you should totally read this book if you want like a fullon like deep dive into this case. It's really good. We love Anne Rule. I know. So good.
— Episode: Episode 202: The Tragic Story of Cinnamo...
The hosts praised the truecrime book, urging listeners to read it for a deep dive into the case and noting it was available for free on Kindle. They expressed strong enthusiasm and recommended it highly.
So in Anne Rule's book which you should totally read this book if you want like a fullon like deep dive into this case. It's really good. We love Anne Rule. I know. So good.
And then totally read the fucking book. It's so good. You can get it for free on the Kindle Cloud Reader from Amazon. If You Really Loved Me by Anne Ruhl. Yeah, that's awesome.
The hosts strongly recommended the book as a deepdive into the Cinnamon Brown case, saying it was essential reading and very good.
So in Anne Rule's book which you should totally read this book if you want like a fullon like deep dive into this case. It's really good. We love Anne Rule. I know. So good.
— Episode: Episode 202: The Tragic Story of Cinnamo...
The hosts strongly recommended the book as a deepdive into the Cinnamon Brown case, saying it was essential reading and very good.
So in Anne Rule's book which you should totally read this book if you want like a fullon like deep dive into this case. It's really good. We love Anne Rule. I know. So good.
It's called If You Really Loved Me and it opens up telling the story of the night that Linda was shot and it describes what Patty and David told the initial investigators which was a whole bunch of bullshit.
And then totally read the fucking book. It's so good. You can get it for free on the Kindle Cloud Reader from Amazon. If You Really Loved Me by Anne Ruhl.
A Monster Compilation - Third Edition
They said they had found a Kindle book titled The Chilling True Terror of the Black Eyed Kids, a monster compilation by Michael Vassie.
I found a Kindle book and it's called The Chilling True Terror of the Black Eyed Kids, a monster compilation by Michael Vassie. You know, you know him. You love him, Michael Vassie. Oh, yes.
— Episode: Episode 201: Black Eyed Children with sp...
They said they had found a Kindle book titled The Chilling True Terror of the Black Eyed Kids, a monster compilation by Michael Vassie.
I found a Kindle book and it's called The Chilling True Terror of the Black Eyed Kids, a monster compilation by Michael Vassie. You know, you know him. You love him, Michael Vassie. Oh, yes.
The unsolved Girl Scout murders of Oklahoma and the case of Gene Leroy Hart
They noted that the outofprint book was only available on Amazon for $119 and they decided not to purchase it.
And there is a book called Somebody Cry for the Children. I tried to buy it, but it's out of print now, so the only copy on Amazon is one hundred and nineteen dollars, and I wasn't going to buy that b...
— Episode: Episode 198: The Oklahoma Girl Scout Mur...
They noted that the outofprint book was only available on Amazon for $119 and they decided not to purchase it.
And there is a book called Somebody Cry for the Children. I tried to buy it, but it's out of print now, so the only copy on Amazon is one hundred and nineteen dollars, and I wasn't going to buy that book.
The anatomy of a murderer
The hosts said the book described Costa's death in graphic detail, noting his eyes bulging and blood foaming from his mouth.
In his garden by Leo DeMorae, he describes him as, quote, Costa's eyes bulged. His darkly mottled face was frozen into a grotesque mask. Blood foamed against his gaping lips from his...
— Episode: Episode 195: Tony Costa, The Cape Cod Va...
The hosts said the book described Costa's death in graphic detail, noting his eyes bulging and blood foaming from his mouth.
In his garden by Leo DeMorae, he describes him as, quote, Costa's eyes bulged. His darkly mottled face was frozen into a grotesque mask. Blood foamed against his gaping lips from his having bit his own tongue nearly in half.
The hosts noted that Costa had written a memoir in prison titled Resurrection, in which he blamed a mysterious "Carl" for the murders.
He did write a memoir in prison. It was called Resurrection. And it said that Patricia and Marianne's death were Carl's fault.
— Episode: Episode 195: Tony Costa, The Cape Cod Va...
The hosts noted that Costa had written a memoir in prison titled Resurrection, in which he blamed a mysterious "Carl" for the murders.
He did write a memoir in prison. It was called Resurrection. And it said that Patricia and Marianne's death were Carl's fault.
A New Way of Looking at the World
The hosts recalled owning Magic Eye books and described them as awesome.
I had Magic Eye books. They were awesome.
— Episode: "The Meaning Of Christmas" By Jon Allen...
The hosts recalled owning Magic Eye books and described them as awesome.
I had Magic Eye books. They were awesome.
The Lost Version
Peter claimed in his book The Last Unicorn that Hugh Hefner had maneuvered Dorothy into a sexual situation that traumatized her.
Peter claimed in a book that he wrote about Dorothy and like her life and everything it's called The Last Unicorn. He claimed that Hef had maneuvered Dorothy into a sexual situation t...
— Episode: Episode 191: The Horrific Murder of Doro...
Peter claimed in his book The Last Unicorn that Hugh Hefner had maneuvered Dorothy into a sexual situation that traumatized her.
Peter claimed in a book that he wrote about Dorothy and like her life and everything it's called The Last Unicorn. He claimed that Hef had maneuvered Dorothy into a sexual situation that had traumatized her.
The true story of a Michigan double murder
The hosts highlighted it as a truecrime book covering a Michigan double murder and recommended it as a good source on the case.
And I found this book called A Slayer Waits. He does. The True Story of a Michigan Double Murder. And it was by Rod Sadler.
— Episode: Episode 190: Martha Haney
The hosts highlighted it as a truecrime book covering a Michigan double murder and recommended it as a good source on the case.
And I found this book called A Slayer Waits. He does. The True Story of a Michigan Double Murder. And it was by Rod Sadler.
But I looked at it and I was like, oh this looks good. I might cover this. And then I like linked to another one by Rod Sadler, the same author. And I was like, oh what's that?
The True Story of Serial Killer Don Miller's Reign of Terror
They mentioned this third truecrime title by Sadler, describing it as about a serial killer and another recommended read.
Called KILLING WOMEN, A True Crime by Rod Sadler. And it's about a serial. It's amazing.
— Episode: Episode 190: Martha Haney
They mentioned this third truecrime title by Sadler, describing it as about a serial killer and another recommended read.
Called KILLING WOMEN, A True Crime by Rod Sadler. And it's about a serial. It's amazing.
The Tragic True Story Behind the Unsolved Internet Sensation
A Journal of Murder
The hosts explained that the manuscript of Carl Panzram's writings was finally published in 1970 under the title Killer, the Journal of a Murder.
Well, in 1970, Henry Lesser did get the manuscript published finally. And it's called Killer, the Journal of a Murder.
— Episode: Episode 185: The Unbelievable Life & Cri...
The hosts explained that the manuscript of Carl Panzram's writings was finally published in 1970 under the title Killer, the Journal of a Murder.
Well, in 1970, Henry Lesser did get the manuscript published finally. And it's called Killer, the Journal of a Murder.
Butchering Humanity
The hosts described it as a short, highly offensive autobiography that was available on Kindle and warned listeners of its graphic content.
It's called Butchering Humanity. Butchering Humanity. And buy it on Kindle. It's interesting, for sure. But it's also highly offensive.
— Episode: Episode 184: The Unbelievable Life & Cri...
The hosts described it as a short, highly offensive autobiography that was available on Kindle and warned listeners of its graphic content.
It's called Butchering Humanity. Butchering Humanity. And buy it on Kindle. It's interesting, for sure. But it's also highly offensive.
butchering humanity it's by carl ... it's a short read it's really fucked up he says a really like a lot of inappropriate and offensive things
Bilingual Yiddish-English Edition
The book was written by Jason Haxton over nine months, documenting his investigations and experiences with the haunted Dybbuk Box.
Jason Haxton spent nine months writing a book about all his findings and about The Dybbuk box and all the experiences that he had experienced.
— Episode: Episode 182: The Dybbuk Box
The book was written by Jason Haxton over nine months, documenting his investigations and experiences with the haunted Dybbuk Box.
Jason Haxton spent nine months writing a book about all his findings and about The Dybbuk box and all the experiences that he had experienced.
In 2004 Sam Raimi announced that he was going to make a film based off of Jason's book titled The Dybbuk Box.
The True Story of Chicago's Most Shocking Killers
They read Deadly Thrills, a truecrime paperback about the Chicago Ripper Crew, and described it as a compelling and wellresearched account of the case.
I did read a book, parts of a book called Deadly Thrills. It's by Jade Slade Fletcher. And it's a crazy it's a really good book about this case.
— Episode: Episode 178: The Chicago Ripper Crew
They read Deadly Thrills, a truecrime paperback about the Chicago Ripper Crew, and described it as a compelling and wellresearched account of the case.
I did read a book, parts of a book called Deadly Thrills. It's by Jade Slade Fletcher. And it's a crazy it's a really good book about this case.
And actually, Robin Gett has said a lot about that book. Oh, it's like really pissed off about it.
The hosts noted that the film Secret Window was based on a very short novella they believed to be titled Two Past Midnight by Stephen King.
it's based off of like a very short novella right ... I think it's um called Two Past Midnight I think it is Stephen King I don't know what that is
— Episode: Check Out Scream!
The hosts noted that the film Secret Window was based on a very short novella they believed to be titled Two Past Midnight by Stephen King.
it's based off of like a very short novella right ... I think it's um called Two Past Midnight I think it is Stephen King I don't know what that is
Straight Up Midnight (an Introductory note)/ The L
They discussed Secret Window as an adaptation of Stephen King's short novella, mentioning the title and its role in the movie's plot.
the movie secret window from 2004 ... it's based off of like a very short novella right ...
— Episode: Check Out Scream!
They discussed Secret Window as an adaptation of Stephen King's short novella, mentioning the title and its role in the movie's plot.
the movie secret window from 2004 ... it's based off of like a very short novella right ...
the story is called secret window
he finds the the story is called secret window and it's story i think it was story number eight he goes through it he's comparing it line by line and it's exactly the same
An absolutely addictive psychological thriller with a jaw-dropping twist
The hosts noted that Jean Genet's play The Maids was based on the Papin sisters case.
And then Jean Genet's play The Maids was based on the case
— Episode: Episode 172: The Papin Sisters
The hosts noted that Jean Genet's play The Maids was based on the Papin sisters case.
And then Jean Genet's play The Maids was based on the case
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