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My Favorite Murder is a true crime comedy podcast hosted by Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark. Each week, Karen and Georgia share compelling true crimes and hometown stories from friends and listeners. Since MFM launched in January of 2016, Karen and Georgia have shared their lifelong interest...
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A book written about the murder of Joan Robinson Hill that was mentioned while discussing related made-for-TV movies. It was published in 1976.
There have been several books written about this story. Thomas Thompson wrote a book in 1976 called Blood and Money.
— Episode: 172 - I’m Fine, Look Away
A book written about the murder of Joan Robinson Hill that was mentioned while discussing related made-for-TV movies. It was published in 1976.
There have been several books written about this story. Thomas Thompson wrote a book in 1976 called Blood and Money.
It was mentioned as a book written about the murder of Joan Robinson Hill, which also became a made-for-TV movie in 1981.
There have been several books written about this story. Thomas Thompson wrote a book in 1976 called Blood and Money.
A paperback copy of this book was found in Walter Osborne's apartment, a key piece of evidence in the Adolph Coors III kidnapping case.
A paperback copy of Robert Travers book Anatomy of a Murderer is inconspicuously laying in the room.
— Episode: 171 - Live at the Bellco Theatre in Denv...
A paperback copy of this book was found in Walter Osborne's apartment, a key piece of evidence in the Adolph Coors III kidnapping case.
A paperback copy of Robert Travers book Anatomy of a Murderer is inconspicuously laying in the room.
A paperback copy of the book was found in the apartment of the suspect, Walter Osborne, who was later discovered to be Joseph Corbett, the actual murderer of Adolph Coors III.
And a maid who cleaned her room said she has seen guns in her room and a paperback book is inconspicuously laying in the room.
A Novel
It was mentioned as a book about the Denise Huber murder, also known as the 'Cold Storage Killer' case, which was covered in the podcast episode.
And there's also a book about this called Cold Storage by John Lasseter.
— Episode: 169 - This Old Sandwich
It was mentioned as a book about the Denise Huber murder, also known as the 'Cold Storage Killer' case, which was covered in the podcast episode.
And there's also a book about this called Cold Storage by John Lasseter.
The hosts briefly mentioned the book 'Cold Storage' by John Lasseter, relating it to the Denise Huber murder case, which was featured on the show 'Forensic Files' and discussed in detail during the episode.
And there's also a book about this called Cold Storage by John Lasseter.
The Story Behind the Kerr-McGee Plutonium Case
It was mentioned as the definitive book about Karen Silkwood, detailing the events that led to her death and the subsequent legal battles.
According to the book, The Killing of Karen Silkwood by Richard Rashke who's like, this is the book about it.
— Episode: 167 - Bomb Grade
It was mentioned as the definitive book about Karen Silkwood, detailing the events that led to her death and the subsequent legal battles.
According to the book, The Killing of Karen Silkwood by Richard Rashke who's like, this is the book about it.
It was discussed as the main source of information about Karen Silkwood's death, where the family's lawyers were harassed, intimidated, and physically assaulted.
According to the book, The Killing of Karen Silkwood by Richard Rashke who's like, this is the book about it.
It was mentioned as a source of information about Glennon Engleman, the killer dentist, detailing his crimes and dark personality.
According to the book, Appointment For Murder, the story of the killing dentist by Susan Crane Backos, he was a rabid racist anti-Semite and dabbled in the occult, mixing a voracious...
— Episode: 166 - Respecting the History of Coins
It was mentioned as a source of information about Glennon Engleman, the killer dentist, detailing his crimes and dark personality.
According to the book, Appointment For Murder, the story of the killing dentist by Susan Crane Backos, he was a rabid racist anti-Semite and dabbled in the occult, mixing a voracious sexuality.
It was mentioned as a source for information about the life and crimes of Glennon Engleman, a dentist who was also a serial killer.
According to the book, Appointment For Murder, the story of the killing dentist by Susan Crane Backos, he was a rabid racist anti-Semite and dabbled in the occult, mixing a voracious sexuality.
Scavengers
It was mentioned as a book about the Marjorie Jackson murder case, covering money, madness, and murder, in Indianapolis, which the podcast hosts were keen to read.
that book is called Scavengers a true story of money madness and murder
— Episode: 165 - Live at the Old National Centre in...
It was mentioned as a book about the Marjorie Jackson murder case, covering money, madness, and murder, in Indianapolis, which the podcast hosts were keen to read.
that book is called Scavengers a true story of money madness and murder
I'm reading 100%
It was mentioned as a book about the Marjorie Jackson murder case, written by a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter and editor. It was discussed as a source of information regarding the case.
that book is called Scavengers a true story of money madness and murder and I want to read it really bad I need so much more
A Maid, Her Master and the Trial that Shocked a Country (First Edition, First Printing) [Hardcover]
It was mentioned as a source of information for the Massey Maid murder case, and was recommended to the audience as a way to learn more about the story.
There's also a book called The Massey Murder by a writer named Charlotte Gray.
— Episode: 164 - Live at the Sony Centre in Toronto
It was mentioned as a source of information for the Massey Maid murder case, and was recommended to the audience as a way to learn more about the story.
There's also a book called The Massey Murder by a writer named Charlotte Gray.
And if you read Charlotte Gray's book, which you absolutely should, sorry.
Charlotte will tell you all about him.
It was mentioned as a source of information for the Massey Maid Murder case, which was discussed in detail by Georgia during the podcast.
There's also a book called The Massey Murder by a writer named Charlotte Gray.
And if you read Charlotte Gray's book, which you absolutely should, sorry.
It was discussed as a book that Billy Jensen helped complete after Michelle McNamara's death, using her notes and writings.
Listened to All They Got In The Dark while falling asleep at night which is so twisted and fucked up but that's just like most comforting thing to me.
— Episode: 162 - Prom Queen City
It was discussed as a book that Billy Jensen helped complete after Michelle McNamara's death, using her notes and writings.
Listened to All They Got In The Dark while falling asleep at night which is so twisted and fucked up but that's just like most comforting thing to me.
Billy Jensen um basically came in after Michelle McNamara died and helped Patton um finish her book using all of her notes and all of her writing.
It was mentioned as a book that Michelle McNamara was writing before her death, which Billy Jensen helped finish along with Paul Haynes.
Listened to All They Got In The Dark while falling asleep at night which is so twisted and fucked up but that's just like most comforting thing to me.
Billy Jensen um basically came in after Michelle McNamara died and helped Patton um finish her book using all of her notes and all of her writing. Along with? Along with Paul Haynes.
The Indispensable Personality Profiles That Reveal How to Make Your Life Better (and Other People's Lives Better, Too)
It was briefly mentioned as another book by Gretchen Rubin, with Lizzie Kuberman being a fan.
The Four Tendencies.
— Episode: 162 - Prom Queen City
It was briefly mentioned as another book by Gretchen Rubin, with Lizzie Kuberman being a fan.
The Four Tendencies.
It was mentioned as another book by Gretchen Rubin, and Lizzie Kuberman was said to be a fan of her work.
The Four Tendencies.
Lizzie Kuberman loves her.
A GMA Book Club Pick (A Novel)
It was a book about a family across different generations and Karen Kilgariff enjoyed it, specifically learning that it was about the mother-sister relationship.
The Vanishing Half by Brit Bennett. I finished and I'd fucking highly recommend it.
— Episode: 254 - Little Bandit & Pirate George
It was a book about a family across different generations and Karen Kilgariff enjoyed it, specifically learning that it was about the mother-sister relationship.
The Vanishing Half by Brit Bennett. I finished and I'd fucking highly recommend it.
But I didn't realize it was really like mother sister relationships.
It was described as a moving generational story following twin sisters, one of whom disappears, with a focus on their family's experiences and the daughter's journey to L.A. as a track star.
It's so good. It's like, you know, the generational stories of each person in that family and what happened to them and how they got there. But essentially, it's the story revolves around twin sisters and one of them vanishes.
And the search for her, but the twin who stayed, like her daughter and her husband and what happens to her life and the daughter goes to L.A. and becomes a track star. But it's heartfelt and beautiful and really well written. And it's just great.
A Memoir
It was described as a long, hardback book that was engaging and heartfelt, detailing the author's experience in Synanon as a child.
I read a book. I'm just finishing it now that was so good. So I think his name is pronounced Mikkel Jolette.
— Episode: 251 - One Vince Away
It was described as a long, hardback book that was engaging and heartfelt, detailing the author's experience in Synanon as a child.
I read a book. I'm just finishing it now that was so good. So I think his name is pronounced Mikkel Jolette.
It's a big, long, actual hardback book.
He was in Synanon as a child. It's so bananas. It's so unbelievable. It's so heartfelt.
It was described as a great and engaging memoir, that detailed the author's childhood experience escaping Synanon, a cult in Sonoma County, with his mother. It was listened to as an audiobook narrated by the author.
Speaking of cults I have a book that I'm listening to that I fucking love that I won't tell you about.
So it's it's by this it's a memoir and it's by this guy named Mikkel Joliet J O L L E.
And then I started listening to it and it starts as him as a kid like five years old and it starts as his mother sneaks him out of the cult that they're in and then goes from there.
He was in Synanon. Yes that's the one that is out in it's in Sonoma County.
It's called Hollywood Park. Hollywood Park by Mikkel Jolette.
The Mysterious Beginnings of Fauna Hodel
The TNT series 'I Am the Night' was based on Fauna Hodel's memoir, which detailed the Black Dahlia case and her own family's secrets.
This show that we're about to watch...It's based on the memoir called 'One Day She'll Darken' and it's written by the real granddaughter of this fucking psychopath.
— Episode: The Live TNT’s I Am The Night Special
The TNT series 'I Am the Night' was based on Fauna Hodel's memoir, which detailed the Black Dahlia case and her own family's secrets.
This show that we're about to watch...It's based on the memoir called 'One Day She'll Darken' and it's written by the real granddaughter of this fucking psychopath.
The podcast mentioned that the TNT series "I Am The Night" was based on Fauna Hodel's memoir, which delves into the Black Dahlia murder case through the lens of her family and her search for her identity.
It's based on the memoir Called One Day She'll Darken And it's written by the real Granddaughter of this fucking Psychopath And she also is credited as a writer For all six episodes So this is just this crazy fucking story And it's all kind of true and real You know, for Hollywood In Hollywood ways And it's really fascinating
It was mentioned that Linda Sobeck's story was in one of the author's books, though the exact title is not given.
Four years later at another part of the city, Linda Sobeck was a 27 year old swimsuit model who was formerly a cheerleader for the Raiders.
— Episode: MFM Minisode 106
It was mentioned that Linda Sobeck's story was in one of the author's books, though the exact title is not given.
Four years later at another part of the city, Linda Sobeck was a 27 year old swimsuit model who was formerly a cheerleader for the Raiders.
And she, I write, it's in the book when one of my stories that's, I should have been killed in it, but, uh, she would never go alone on shoots.
It was mentioned that Linda Sobeck's story was covered in one of the author's books, although it's not explicitly clear which specific book.
Four years later at another part of the city, Linda Sobeck was a 27 year old swimsuit model who was formerly a cheerleader for the Raiders.
And she, I write, it's in the book when one of my stories that's, I should have been killed in it, but, uh, she would never go alone on shoots.
The Complete Story of the Adam Walsh Case and Police Misconduct
It was written by Willis Morgan, who worked at a newspaper, and details his interaction with a man fitting Dahmer's description at the Hollywood Mall the day Adam disappeared, but the police dismissed his report.
There's this dude named Willis Morgan, and he wrote a book called Frustrated Witness.
— Episode: 242 - Spoilerama
It was written by Willis Morgan, who worked at a newspaper, and details his interaction with a man fitting Dahmer's description at the Hollywood Mall the day Adam disappeared, but the police dismissed his report.
There's this dude named Willis Morgan, and he wrote a book called Frustrated Witness.
It was mentioned as a book written by a man who saw a creepy man matching Dahmer's description at the mall, but his information was dismissed by police.
There's this dude named Willis Morgan and he wrote a book called Frustrated Witness.
A novel
It was found in the car of Todd Allen Reed, the Forest Park Killer, and was described as a novel about a woman who kills 16 men without touching them.
In his car they find a novel called The killing gift, which is about a woman who kills 16 men without touching them.
— Episode: 149 - Lifestyle & Feelings
It was found in the car of Todd Allen Reed, the Forest Park Killer, and was described as a novel about a woman who kills 16 men without touching them.
In his car they find a novel called The killing gift, which is about a woman who kills 16 men without touching them.
It was mentioned as a book found in Todd Reed's car, the Forest Park Killer, when he was being surveilled by police prior to his arrest. It was described as a novel about a woman killing 16 men without touching them.
In his car they find a novel called The killing gift, which is about a woman who kills 16 men without touching them.
This book, among others related to poisons, was checked out of the library by Stella Nichols, adding another piece to the puzzle of her motive and actions.
...including a book called 'Human Poisoning', ...and 'Deadly Harvest'.
— Episode: 146 - Dawna’s Skinny Lighter
This book, among others related to poisons, was checked out of the library by Stella Nichols, adding another piece to the puzzle of her motive and actions.
...including a book called 'Human Poisoning', ...and 'Deadly Harvest'.
This book, along with others on poisons, was checked out by Stella from the library, indicating her potential research into methods of poisoning, supporting her eventual conviction.
She had checked out numerous books about poisons, including a book called 'Human Poisoning', a little more subtle, 'Native and Cultivated Plants' and 'Deadly Harvest'.
An Exploration of Dying in America
It was mentioned that Caitlin Doughty, a death-positive mortician, had written a book, and she seemed cool and approachable, unlike the fear surrounding death often associated with the topic.
Oh, well there's the chick I follow on Instagram called The Good Death, Kaitlyn Doherty. She's like the like pro death, death positive mortician. Oh yeah. And she just wrote a book an...
— Episode: MFM Minisode 93
It was mentioned that Caitlin Doughty, a death-positive mortician, had written a book, and she seemed cool and approachable, unlike the fear surrounding death often associated with the topic.
Oh, well there's the chick I follow on Instagram called The Good Death, Kaitlyn Doherty. She's like the like pro death, death positive mortician. Oh yeah. And she just wrote a book and she just seems fucking cool.
It was mentioned that the mortician Kaitlyn Doughty, known for her death-positive approach on Instagram, had recently written and published a book.
Oh, well there's the chick I follow on Instagram called The Good Death, Kaitlyn Doherty. She's like the like pro death, death positive mortician. Oh yeah. And she just wrote a book and she just seems fucking cool.
Karen mentioned it as a true crime book about the murder of Linda Bailey Brown, and suggested they should all read it.
If you really love me may have been the next one that came out or something. It's the murder of Linda Bailey Brown.
— Episode: 141 - Big Thirsty Robe
Karen mentioned it as a true crime book about the murder of Linda Bailey Brown, and suggested they should all read it.
If you really love me may have been the next one that came out or something. It's the murder of Linda Bailey Brown.
Remember it second only to the stranger beside me. If You Really Loved Me may have been the next one that came out or something.
OK, and I don't think we should listen to it or read it bedside table, etc. It's it's a bridge.
OK, let's talk about the next book. OK, so this is this crazy story that lies and it gets turned into a fucking and rule book.
So this is this crazy story that lies and it gets turned into a fucking and rule book. Yeah, which I didn't know until I studied it today called If You Really Loved Me.
Karen mentioned this book as a true crime account of the murder of Linda Bailey Brown. She also noted that it was second only to The Stranger Beside Me in terms of her awareness of its content.
If you really love me may have been the next one that came out or something. It's the murder of Linda Bailey Brown.
Remember it second only to the stranger beside me.
A Novel
It was mentioned as a book the host was listening to while discussing a story about someone finding drugs while boating, which the book also apparently features.
It's Something in the Water by Katherine Steadman when they find something while they're like boating and it's similar.
— Episode: MFM Minisode 87
It was mentioned as a book the host was listening to while discussing a story about someone finding drugs while boating, which the book also apparently features.
It's Something in the Water by Katherine Steadman when they find something while they're like boating and it's similar.
It was mentioned as a book being listened to at the time of the podcast recording, with a similar theme to a story being told about a drug drop at sea.
It's Something in the Water by Katherine Steadman when they find something while they're like boating and it's similar.
A Fabulous But True Tale of Murder in Clubland
It was mentioned as the basis for the movie 'Party Monster' and a memoir about the club kids and the Party Monster murder.
Party Monster is based on the 1999 memoir, Disco Bloodbath by none other than James St. James.
— Episode: 135 - The Multiverse Trajectory
It was mentioned as the basis for the movie 'Party Monster' and a memoir about the club kids and the Party Monster murder.
Party Monster is based on the 1999 memoir, Disco Bloodbath by none other than James St. James.
The podcast mentioned that 'Party Monster' the movie was based on the 1999 memoir 'Disco Bloodbath' by James St. James, a prominent figure in the club kid scene.
Party Monster is based on the 1999 memoir, 'Disco Bloodbath' by none other than James St. James.
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