The Butcher Legacy
Alaina Urquhart
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The Green River Killer - Gary Ridgway (Part 2)
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The title appeared in the rundown of books discovered at the crime scene.
They also found ... more than a dozen books, including Bike Boy, Pederasty, Sex Between Men and Boys, 21 Abnormal Sex Cases, Tight Teenagers, The American Bicentennial Gay Guide.
— Episode: Episode 139: John Wayne Gacy Part 3
The title appeared in the rundown of books discovered at the crime scene.
They also found ... more than a dozen books, including Bike Boy, Pederasty, Sex Between Men and Boys, 21 Abnormal Sex Cases, Tight Teenagers, The American Bicentennial Gay Guide.
It was referenced as one of the many books uncovered during the investigation.
They also found ... more than a dozen books, including Bike Boy, Pederasty, Sex Between Men and Boys, 21 Abnormal Sex Cases, Tight Teenagers, The American Bicentennial Gay Guide.
— Episode: Episode 139: John Wayne Gacy Part 3
It was referenced as one of the many books uncovered during the investigation.
They also found ... more than a dozen books, including Bike Boy, Pederasty, Sex Between Men and Boys, 21 Abnormal Sex Cases, Tight Teenagers, The American Bicentennial Gay Guide.
Defending a Monster
The hosts said the book contained conversations with Gacy from his defense attorney and was an odd but interesting source of information.
And this exchange came from a book called John Wayne Gacy Defending a Monster. His defense attorney was Sam L. Amarant. And it's an odd book, but it gives... a lot of conversations wi...
— Episode: Episode 137: John Wayne Gacy Part 2: The...
The hosts said the book contained conversations with Gacy from his defense attorney and was an odd but interesting source of information.
And this exchange came from a book called John Wayne Gacy Defending a Monster. His defense attorney was Sam L. Amarant. And it's an odd book, but it gives... a lot of conversations with Gacy in it that are really interesting.
The hosts listed it as another source they used to gather information about Gacy.
The other one is called The man who killed boys, the John Wayne Gacy Jr. Story by Clifford L. Linded.
— Episode: Episode 137: John Wayne Gacy Part 2: The...
The hosts listed it as another source they used to gather information about Gacy.
The other one is called The man who killed boys, the John Wayne Gacy Jr. Story by Clifford L. Linded.
A New Nordic Balance?
The hosts noted that Breivik was angry because authorities would not allow him to publish this book.
He also was real mad that they would not allow him to publish two books, one called The Braevic Diaries and the other one called The Nordic State.
— Episode: Episode 136: The 2011 Oslo Bombing and U...
The hosts noted that Breivik was angry because authorities would not allow him to publish this book.
He also was real mad that they would not allow him to publish two books, one called The Braevic Diaries and the other one called The Nordic State.
Inside the Mind of a Serial Killer
The hosts referred to it as a good book about the case, using it to explain details of Gacy's family background.
Now, in the book, which is a good book about this case called Buried Dreams Inside the Mind of John Wayne Gacy by Tim Cahill.
— Episode: Episode 134: John Wayne Gacy Part 1
The hosts referred to it as a good book about the case, using it to explain details of Gacy's family background.
Now, in the book, which is a good book about this case called Buried Dreams Inside the Mind of John Wayne Gacy by Tim Cahill.
The hosts mentioned the book Girl Interrupted while noting Elizabeth Moss's earlier role, expressing surprise at her involvement and recalling seeing her in it.
I heard she's in Girl Interrupted. Oh, she is. Oh, she is. I had no idea. Wikipedia told me earlier today. Do we know who she is in Girl Interrupted? I can picture her in it.
— Episode: BONUS EPISODE: Discussing "The Invisible...
The hosts mentioned the book Girl Interrupted while noting Elizabeth Moss's earlier role, expressing surprise at her involvement and recalling seeing her in it.
I heard she's in Girl Interrupted. Oh, she is. Oh, she is. I had no idea. Wikipedia told me earlier today. Do we know who she is in Girl Interrupted? I can picture her in it.
The Reaper's Calling To Bring You Home
How We Took Down Pablo Escobar
The hosts referenced a highly regarded book titled Manhunter by former FBI behavioral science unit agent John Douglas, noting that Douglas viewed Charlie Manson's actions as driven by a desire to become a rock star.
And also that if you've read that there's a really good book called Manhunter. And it's the by John Douglas who was in the behavioral science unit in the FBI.
— Episode: Episode 7: Charles Manson Part 1 Ya dig?
The hosts referenced a highly regarded book titled Manhunter by former FBI behavioral science unit agent John Douglas, noting that Douglas viewed Charlie Manson's actions as driven by a desire to become a rock star.
And also that if you've read that there's a really good book called Manhunter. And it's the by John Douglas who was in the behavioral science unit in the FBI.
The Highs and Lows of the Twilight Saga
The hosts described it as a quick, fun, and hilarious read, a "gold mine" for deepdive fans, and noted its substantial length with 544 hardcover pages (498 paperback).
The book is Why We Love and Hate Twilight, The Highs and Lows of the Twilight Saga.
— Episode: November Bonus Episode: Twilight is Weir...
The hosts described it as a quick, fun, and hilarious read, a "gold mine" for deepdive fans, and noted its substantial length with 544 hardcover pages (498 paperback).
The book is Why We Love and Hate Twilight, The Highs and Lows of the Twilight Saga.
She goes into books, she goes into, and all the books, the whole series, all the movies... Highly recommend it.
It's a quick read. It's a fun read. It's hilarious.
It's a thick ass book. The original hardcover had 544 pages and the paperback had 498.
They expressed enthusiasm about covering it, said they had never read it and would buy it immediately to discuss in a future episode.
If you want us to cover Midnight Sun which is Edward's point of view of Twilight. I've never read that. We will happily do that for you. I'm actually going to buy it right now as you...
— Episode: November Bonus Episode: Twilight is Weir...
They expressed enthusiasm about covering it, said they had never read it and would buy it immediately to discuss in a future episode.
If you want us to cover Midnight Sun which is Edward's point of view of Twilight. I've never read that. We will happily do that for you. I'm actually going to buy it right now as you talk.
The Official Illustrated Guide
They noted the existence of an illustrated guide written by Meyer herself, calling it odd that she authored it and promising to explore its contents.
I think the first thing I saw was her talking about how it's weird that Stephanie Meyer has an illustrated guide to Twilight and wrote in that illustrated guide.
— Episode: November Bonus Episode: Twilight is Weir...
They noted the existence of an illustrated guide written by Meyer herself, calling it odd that she authored it and promising to explore its contents.
I think the first thing I saw was her talking about how it's weird that Stephanie Meyer has an illustrated guide to Twilight and wrote in that illustrated guide.
It's not weird that she has a guide, but it's weird that she wrote that, and we'll get into it.
They compared the mindreading ability of a Twilight character to the powers featured in the Sookie Stackhouse books.
It's like the Sookie Stackhouse books.
— Episode: November Bonus Episode: Twilight is Weir...
They compared the mindreading ability of a Twilight character to the powers featured in the Sookie Stackhouse books.
It's like the Sookie Stackhouse books.
A True Narrative of the Supernatural (Collector's Library of the Unknown) by Walter Hubbell (1992-08-02)
The hosts explained that Hubble published his account of the investigations in this book, which became a huge success and elevated him from amateur actor to internationally recognized author.
Decades later, in 1879, Hubble published his account of the time he spent with Esther Cox investigating The Great Amherst Mystery in a book called The Great Amherst Mystery
— Episode: Esther Cox and the Great Amherst Mystery
The hosts explained that Hubble published his account of the investigations in this book, which became a huge success and elevated him from amateur actor to internationally recognized author.
Decades later, in 1879, Hubble published his account of the time he spent with Esther Cox investigating The Great Amherst Mystery in a book called The Great Amherst Mystery, A True Narrative of the Supernatural. The book went on to become a huge success and it honestly brought Hubble up from amateur actor ... to an internationally recognized author and a pseudo expert on the paranormal.
The podcast noted that Norris's 2012 book Haunted Girls provides a more detailed account of Esther Cox's life and supports the view that something beyond ordinary explanation was at play.
Author Lori Glenn Norris, whose 2012 book Haunted Girls tells a more detailed story of Cox's life.
— Episode: Esther Cox and the Great Amherst Mystery
The podcast noted that Norris's 2012 book Haunted Girls provides a more detailed account of Esther Cox's life and supports the view that something beyond ordinary explanation was at play.
Author Lori Glenn Norris, whose 2012 book Haunted Girls tells a more detailed story of Cox's life.
The History of Corpse Medicine from the Middle Ages to the Falun Gong
The hosts referenced the book as a source for historical details on corpse medicine, noting its coverage of practices from the Renaissance to the Victorian era.
Richard Sugg, who wrote Mummies, Cannimals, and Vampires, the History of Corpse Medicine from the Renaissance to the Victorians.
— Episode: October Bonus Episode - Corpse Medicine:...
The hosts referenced the book as a source for historical details on corpse medicine, noting its coverage of practices from the Renaissance to the Victorian era.
Richard Sugg, who wrote Mummies, Cannimals, and Vampires, the History of Corpse Medicine from the Renaissance to the Victorians.
He wrote, for certain practitioners and patients, there was almost nothing between the head and feet, which could not be used in some way.
They watched the movie adaptation and noted they owned the book, expressing excitement to read it soon.
I watched Clown in a Cornfield. And it's based off of a book called Clown in the Cornfield by Adam Caesar, I believe his name is. Caesar. And I have the book.
— Episode: The Dartmouth College Murders
They watched the movie adaptation and noted they owned the book, expressing excitement to read it soon.
I watched Clown in a Cornfield. And it's based off of a book called Clown in the Cornfield by Adam Caesar, I believe his name is. Caesar. And I have the book.
I highly recommend Clown in a Cornfield. That'll be part of my recommendations probably that I post. It's really fun.
The hosts announced that the upcoming Scarpetta novel SharpForce would be released the next day, October7th. They expressed excitement for its imminent release.
Sharp Force will come out tomorrow, October 7th.
— Episode: Forensics, Fiction, and the Fine Line Be...
The hosts announced that the upcoming Scarpetta novel SharpForce would be released the next day, October7th. They expressed excitement for its imminent release.
Sharp Force will come out tomorrow, October 7th.
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