Confession of a Serial Killer
Katherine Ramsland
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EP. 226- SERIAL KILLER: BTK (Bind Torture Kill) | Pt. 2: The Murders
MURDER IN AMERICA is a true crime podcast that takes a state-by-state look at the most infamous homicides across the United States of America. Co-hosted by Courtney Shannon & Colin Browen (of "The Paranormal Files"), the two delve deep into the darkest tales of murder from each and every state, feat...
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John Orr wrote a novel titled "Points of Origin" which tells the story of a serial arsonist firefighter named Aaron Stiles, who is eerily similar to John himself, including his use of incendiary devices, his knowledge of fire, and his desire for attention. This novel was seen as a confession, and investigators found that many of the events in the book mirrored John's real crimes.
And during this time, they found out that John Orr was actually writing a novel titled, "'Points of Origin.'"
— Episode: EP. 106 CALIFORNIA - FIRE CAPTAIN KILLER...
John Orr wrote a novel titled "Points of Origin" which tells the story of a serial arsonist firefighter named Aaron Stiles, who is eerily similar to John himself, including his use of incendiary devices, his knowledge of fire, and his desire for attention. This novel was seen as a confession, and investigators found that many of the events in the book mirrored John's real crimes.
And during this time, they found out that John Orr was actually writing a novel titled, "'Points of Origin.'"
The time delay device would ensure a clean escape. He had nothing to worry about. He planted the device five minutes earlier and panic ran through the store. Customers would surely be trapped in the flames.
He was a loner and insecure. His fires gave him the much needed attention he craved. He was, after all, the only one who knew how the fire started. To Aaron, the fire was beautiful, causing his heart rate to quicken and his breathing to come in shallow gasps. He was trying to control his outward appearance and look normal to anyone around him.
Aaron wanted the fire to be called arson. He loved the inadvertent attention he derived from the newspaper coverage, and he hated it when he wasn't properly recognized. The deaths were blotted out of his mind. It wasn't his fault, just stupid people acting as stupid people do.
The last thing she heard was a tremendous roar as the fire burned through the roof and vented to the outside. The smoke momentarily lifted, but then was replaced by solid fire as the entire contents of the annex exploded into flames. Their last breaths were of 800 degree heat that seared their throats closed.
The podcast host mentions Alan Moore, author of "From Hell," who praised the new take on the Zodiac case in the audiobook "How to Find Zodiac." The host reads the quote from Moore aloud.
a scruffy masterpiece of criminology. It seems to me that either Kobik's painstaking deductions are correct or we must urgently revise the laws of probability end quote.
— Episode: EP. 106 CALIFORNIA - FIRE CAPTAIN KILLER...
The podcast host mentions Alan Moore, author of "From Hell," who praised the new take on the Zodiac case in the audiobook "How to Find Zodiac." The host reads the quote from Moore aloud.
a scruffy masterpiece of criminology. It seems to me that either Kobik's painstaking deductions are correct or we must urgently revise the laws of probability end quote.
The podcast host strongly recommends this audiobook, which aims to unmask the Zodiac killer and presents a new perspective on the case. The host mentions the author, narrator, and Alan Moore's praise for the audiobook. The host says they were very impressed by the information presented.
Listen to How to Find Zodiac, the new audiobook that aims to unmask the Zodiac killer, on Podium now!
— Episode: EP. 106 CALIFORNIA - FIRE CAPTAIN KILLER...
The podcast host strongly recommends this audiobook, which aims to unmask the Zodiac killer and presents a new perspective on the case. The host mentions the author, narrator, and Alan Moore's praise for the audiobook. The host says they were very impressed by the information presented.
Listen to How to Find Zodiac, the new audiobook that aims to unmask the Zodiac killer, on Podium now!
A mystery that's been at the forefront of American culture for decades.
Fans of true crime, hey that's you guys, will be instantly hooked to learn who the real Zodiac most likely is.
This audio book is really compelling. I know the Zodiac Killer case has been one that's interested Courtney and I for a while now, for years and listening to this audio book is honestly mind blowing.
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The book provided a quote from Boston police officer Tommy Barrett about the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombing, emphasizing the chaotic and difficult scene faced by first responders.
There were so many people that were hurt seriously that it was hard to choose who to begin helping first. Everybody was hurt really bad, but I was trying to pick who I could help first.
— Episode: EP. 102 MASSACHUSETTS - The Boston Marat...
The book provided a quote from Boston police officer Tommy Barrett about the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombing, emphasizing the chaotic and difficult scene faced by first responders.
There were so many people that were hurt seriously that it was hard to choose who to begin helping first. Everybody was hurt really bad, but I was trying to pick who I could help first.
America's UFO Religion
This book details the Heaven's Gate cult, their history, the beliefs of the group, and the events leading up to the mass suicide. It was written based on interviews with ex-members and families of the victims.
Doe told everyone his idea about taking a lot of barbiturates and how everyone could die peacefully in their sleep.
— Episode: EP. 98 CALIFORNIA - Heaven’s Gate Cult:...
This book details the Heaven's Gate cult, their history, the beliefs of the group, and the events leading up to the mass suicide. It was written based on interviews with ex-members and families of the victims.
Doe told everyone his idea about taking a lot of barbiturates and how everyone could die peacefully in their sleep.
The book Heaven's Gate, Doe asked, What if we had to exit our vehicles by our own choice? Does anyone have a problem with that?
It was written by Michael Finkel after his interactions with Christian Longo, who had impersonated him. The book was later made into a film, 'True Story,' with James Franco and Jonah Hill.
We wrote each other more than a thousand pages of handwritten letters, we spoke on the phone 51 times. I visited with him in jail. It was a confounding relationship.
— Episode: EP. 92 OREGON - Christian Longo: Family...
It was written by Michael Finkel after his interactions with Christian Longo, who had impersonated him. The book was later made into a film, 'True Story,' with James Franco and Jonah Hill.
We wrote each other more than a thousand pages of handwritten letters, we spoke on the phone 51 times. I visited with him in jail. It was a confounding relationship.
In the very end of our relationship, after his trial, in a letter, he confessed to me that he murdered all four members of his family.
He's blamed his wife for initiating the crime, which is something that I do not believe at all.
I had psychologists read some of his letters and they diagnosed him as what's called narcissistic personality disorder, an extremely inflated sense of self.
For the one year between Longo's impersonation and the start of his trial, we didn't discuss the crimes themselves. Longo told me his entire life story. But at the trial in this very small courtroom, when it was apparent that Longo was guilty, and I mean, this is the most horrific crime imaginable, murdering three young children and your wife. Once it was obvious that Longo was guilty, the relationship fell apart.
It was described as a sinful slasher where a group of influencers paid more than the price of admission to attend a killer new music festival. It was said to be bad karma.
Find out all their dirty secrets in the new sinful slasher AmFed All My Friends Are Dead where one group of influencers pays more than the price of admission to attend a killer new mu...
— Episode: Ep. 165: TEXAS - There Is An Active Seri...
It was described as a sinful slasher where a group of influencers paid more than the price of admission to attend a killer new music festival. It was said to be bad karma.
Find out all their dirty secrets in the new sinful slasher AmFed All My Friends Are Dead where one group of influencers pays more than the price of admission to attend a killer new music festival.
You won't want to miss this. It's bad karma.
Henry Rathbone's Front Row View of the Lincoln Assassination
The book "Worst Seat in the House" focuses on Henry Rathbone's experience at the Lincoln assassination. It was said that Henry and Clara's bodies were exhumed and destroyed to make room for new graves, but the book revealed that they were actually reburied deeper in the ground.
Worst Seat in the House, Henry Rathbone's front row view of the Lincoln assassination,
— Episode: EP. 163: The DISTURBING Story Of Henry R...
The book "Worst Seat in the House" focuses on Henry Rathbone's experience at the Lincoln assassination. It was said that Henry and Clara's bodies were exhumed and destroyed to make room for new graves, but the book revealed that they were actually reburied deeper in the ground.
Worst Seat in the House, Henry Rathbone's front row view of the Lincoln assassination,
...the way in which people may lose their burial site stems from the fact that burial sites at Angus Ode Cemetery are purchased for a fixed amount of time. After this time is up, another fee must be paid in order to extend the amount of time.
It was mentioned as a book that Timothy McVeigh was obsessed with, which included a narrative about government resistance and extreme measures, along with the concept of a truck bomb.
Do you remember that book we mentioned earlier called The Turner Diaries? The one about government resistance and the extreme measures one needs to take for the government to take you seriously?
— Episode: EP. 28 OKLAHOMA - THE OKLAHOMA CITY BOMB...
It was mentioned as a book that Timothy McVeigh was obsessed with, which included a narrative about government resistance and extreme measures, along with the concept of a truck bomb.
Do you remember that book we mentioned earlier called The Turner Diaries? The one about government resistance and the extreme measures one needs to take for the government to take you seriously?
Well, Timothy loved that book and in it, it talks about making a truck bomb and taking down a government building.
The history of the Borden murders (Annotated)
The Charles Whitman Murders
It was mentioned that Charles Sr., the father, admitted to beating his wife in Gary Laverne's book 'A Sniper in the Tower', as well as his strict disciplinary methods used on his children.
I did on many occasions beat my wife but I loved her. I did and do have an awful temper but my wife was awful stubborn and we had some clashes over the more than 25 years of our life together.
— Episode: EP. 94 TEXAS - The University of Texas T...
It was mentioned that Charles Sr., the father, admitted to beating his wife in Gary Laverne's book 'A Sniper in the Tower', as well as his strict disciplinary methods used on his children.
I did on many occasions beat my wife but I loved her. I did and do have an awful temper but my wife was awful stubborn and we had some clashes over the more than 25 years of our life together.
With all three of my sons it was yes sir and no sir. They minded me. The way I looked at it, I am not ashamed of any spankings. I don't think I spanked enough if you want to know the truth about it.
I think they should have been punished more than they were punished.
The Terrifying True Story of Charles Whitman (True Crime)
The book 'The Texas Tower Sniper' by Green mentioned Charles Whitman's fear of becoming mediocre and passing on his mental struggles to his future children, ultimately prompting him to act out in a desperate way.
he wasn't going to slide into mediocrity, punishing those around him for his myriad failure until he became a father and infected the next generation with the same terrible curse that had been bestowe...
— Episode: EP. 94 TEXAS - The University of Texas T...
The book 'The Texas Tower Sniper' by Green mentioned Charles Whitman's fear of becoming mediocre and passing on his mental struggles to his future children, ultimately prompting him to act out in a desperate way.
he wasn't going to slide into mediocrity, punishing those around him for his myriad failure until he became a father and infected the next generation with the same terrible curse that had been bestowed upon him.
A dark Why Choose Romance
Drew Peterson was quoted from this book, discussing Stacey's supposed crush on Pastor Neal and her actions towards him.
all I know for sure is Stacey had a big crush on him. Every time she went to see him, she was all dolled up, all sexied up.
— Episode: EP. 91 ILLINOIS - Drew Peterson (PT 2):...
Drew Peterson was quoted from this book, discussing Stacey's supposed crush on Pastor Neal and her actions towards him.
all I know for sure is Stacey had a big crush on him. Every time she went to see him, she was all dolled up, all sexied up.
Stacey would ride past the church on her motorcycle wearing a bikini to catch the minister's attention.
The John Wayne Gacy Murders
It was mentioned in the podcast that John Wayne Gacy admitted to a detective that he had stolen the idea of the torture board from Dean Corll, as detailed within this book.
And according to the book Killer Clown by author Terry Sullivan, John Gacy himself even admitted to a detective that he had stolen the ideas of the torture board from Dean Corll.
— Episode: EP. 89 ILLINOIS - John Wayne Gacy (PT. 4...
It was mentioned in the podcast that John Wayne Gacy admitted to a detective that he had stolen the idea of the torture board from Dean Corll, as detailed within this book.
And according to the book Killer Clown by author Terry Sullivan, John Gacy himself even admitted to a detective that he had stolen the ideas of the torture board from Dean Corll.
Gay Love Letters Through the Centuries
It was found in John Wayne Gacy's attic, along with other books that had sexually suggestive titles, during the initial search warrant.
They found wallets of young boys, two different IDs and a class ring with the initials JAS. Up in the attic, they found porn, shackles, handcuffs and books that were titled The Gay Love Letters, Prett...
— Episode: EP. 88 ILLINOIS - John Wayne Gacy (PT. 3...
It was found in John Wayne Gacy's attic, along with other books that had sexually suggestive titles, during the initial search warrant.
They found wallets of young boys, two different IDs and a class ring with the initials JAS. Up in the attic, they found porn, shackles, handcuffs and books that were titled The Gay Love Letters, Pretty Boys Must Die, Sex Between Men and Boys and lastly Pedophilia.
A Novel
Found amongst other books with sexually suggestive titles in Gacy's attic during the first police raid of his home.
They found wallets of young boys, two different IDs and a class ring with the initials JAS. Up in the attic, they found porn, shackles, handcuffs and books that were titled The Gay Love Letters, Prett...
— Episode: EP. 88 ILLINOIS - John Wayne Gacy (PT. 3...
Found amongst other books with sexually suggestive titles in Gacy's attic during the first police raid of his home.
They found wallets of young boys, two different IDs and a class ring with the initials JAS. Up in the attic, they found porn, shackles, handcuffs and books that were titled The Gay Love Letters, Pretty Boys Must Die, Sex Between Men and Boys and lastly Pedophilia.
An Intimate History of the Sex Lives of Gay Men Postwar to Present
The book was noted as one of several sexually suggestive titles discovered in John Wayne Gacy's attic during the police search described in the episode. It was mentioned simply as part of the evidence of Gacy's reading material, without any endorsement or critique. The hosts treated the reference as a factual detail about the case.
Found in John Wayne Gacy's home amongst other books with sexually suggestive titles, during the initial police search.
They found wallets of young boys, two different IDs and a class ring with the initials JAS. Up in the attic, they found porn, shackles, handcuffs and books that were titled The Gay Love Letters, Pretty Boys Must Die, Sex Between Men and Boys and lastly Pedophilia.
Satan Sodomy and the Deep State Book 1
In episode 88 the hosts noted that the title was discovered in John Wayne Gacy's attic among other sexually explicit books. They referenced it only as part of the inventory of items seized during the investigation, without offering any endorsement. The mention was purely factual, indicating the book's presence in the killer's collection.
Found in Gacy's home during the first search warrant amongst other sexually explicit books.
They found wallets of young boys, two different IDs and a class ring with the initials JAS. Up in the attic, they found porn, shackles, handcuffs and books that were titled The Gay Love Letters, Pretty Boys Must Die, Sex Between Men and Boys and lastly Pedophilia.
The hosts pointed out that investigators found the book in Gacy's home with the insanity defense section bookmarked, suggesting he may have been familiar with the legal strategy he later employed. This observation was made while discussing the details of the arrest, trial, and execution in the episode.
It was found in Gacy's home and had the section on insanity defense bookmarked, which showed that Gacy may have been aware of the legal strategy he would eventually use.
When investigators searched Gacy's home back in '78, they found a book called Criminal Law and Procedure. And one of the pages that was bookmarked was the insanity defense.
Lizzie Borden and the Trial of the Century
The episode relied on the book as a primary source for the Lizzie Borden case, drawing on its detailed accounts of her personality, family dynamics, and the murder events. The hosts highlighted its thorough research, citing vivid descriptions and expert commentary that enriched their narrative. Overall, they presented the title as a valuable and reliable reference for listeners interested in the trial.
The podcast utilized the book as a major source of information about the Lizzie Borden case, including details about her personality, family dynamics, and the events surrounding the murders.
what he did for your family he ought to do for his own children.
her nerves were completely unstrung, as was shown by the trembling of her body in the manner in which she bore down on her supporter
...the head was chopped into ribbons of flesh and the skull broken in several places, the most ghastly thing I had ever seen.
there was no evidence of any irritant poison having been in the stomachs at all.
Lizzie Borden did not do this crime! It was the work of an insane man or of a person whose heart was black as hell itself!
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