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RedHanded the podcast jumps head first into all manner of macabre madness. We cover everything from big time serial killers (and those you may never have heard of), to hauntings, possessions, disturbing mysteries, bizarre whodunits and basically anything that tickles our creepy fancy. So, join us, p...

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Making Haste from Babylon: The Mayflower Pilgrims and Their World: A New History cover

Making Haste from Babylon

Nick Bunker

Mentioned 7 months ago

Laetitia Toureaux: Murder on the Metro | #428

This book covered the untold story of the Pilgrims, going beyond the familiar tale of the first Thanksgiving, focusing on the conflict and betrayal against the Wappanag people who helped them survive.

In the fall of 1620, a battered merchant ship called the Mayflower set sail across the Atlantic. It carried 102 men, women, and children, risking it all to start again in the new world.

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Agent Storm

Mentioned 7 months ago

Dalia Dippolito: 5,000% Guilty | #427

This podcast season followed the story of Morten Storm, a man from a Danish biker gang who found a book about Islam in a library, leading him into Al-Qaeda, then turning him into a spy for the CIA and MI5.

He finds them in the form of a book about Islam.

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The Men Who Stare at Goats

Jon Ronson

Mentioned 1 year ago

Episode 368 - MKUltra - Part 2: The Myth of Mind Control

During research for this book, the author visited Eric Olson, the son of Dr. Frank Olson, who believed his father was murdered by the CIA. The book provided insight into Eric Olson's perspective on the death of his father.

Whilst writing The Men Who Stare at Goats, John Ronson paid Eric a visit and found a man convinced that his father who worked on artichoke was actually a good man who intended to bring it all down from the inside.

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The Search for the "Manchurian Candidate"

John Marks

Mentioned 1 year ago

Episode 368 - MKUltra - Part 2: The Myth of Mind Control

This book detailed the CIA's MKUltra project and its experiments in mind control. The CIA's attempts to suppress information from the book led to a court case, giving the book significant publicity and contributing to a Senate inquiry.

The Search for the Manchurian Candidate, colon, The CIA and Mind Control, colon, The Secret History of the Behavioural Sciences.

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Coming of age in Samoa; a Psychological Study of Primitive Youth for Western Civilisation cover

Coming of age in Samoa; a Psychological Study of Primitive Youth for Western Civilisation

Margaret Mead

Mentioned 1 year ago

Episode 368 - MKUltra - Part 2: The Myth of Mind Control

The podcast host expressed dislike for this book, criticizing its descriptions and anthropological approach. It was mentioned in relation to the author's involvement with the CIA.

She's an anthropologist. I fucking hate her. She was very involved with the CIA and she wrote a book called Coming of Age in Samoa and it's one of the original texts that you have to read. And it's so creepy. She just talks about these glistening black bodies and it's fucking gross.

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Communication between man and dolphin

John C. Lilly

Mentioned 1 year ago

FROM THE VAULT: ShortHand: How a NASA Experiment Ended in Dolphin Sex

In 1961, John C. Lilly wrote this book, exploring the possibility of teaching dolphins to speak English.

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(3Pcs) Darling, You're A Goddess, A Badass & You've Totally Got This Sticker Funny Sarcastic 3" in Vinyl Die-Cut Sticker for Laptop Water Bottle Phone Case Tumbler Kindle Hard Hat Decal Gifts

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FROM THE VAULT: ShortHand: How a NASA Experiment Ended in Dolphin Sex

Malcolm Brenner, the author, documented his alleged sexual relationship with a dolphin named Dolly in this book.

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Frankenstein

Mary Shelley

Mentioned 1 year ago

Episode 367 - MKUltra - Part 1: Cold War of the Mind

The podcast mentioned Frankenstein as an early example of humanity's fascination with controlling the brain, pre-dating the CIA's MKUltra program.

Frankenstein was published in 1818, long before spies were getting nuclear scientists off their nut and asking them questions about fission.

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The Manchurian Candidate

Richard Condon

Mentioned 1 year ago

Episode 367 - MKUltra - Part 1: Cold War of the Mind

The podcast mentioned the book as the origin of the Manchurian Candidate concept, describing it as an assassin who's been brainwashed without their knowledge, triggered by external cues.

Originally a book which was published in 1959 and the Frank Sinatra film is like 1963 or something so it's very quick afterwards and essentially Frank Sinatra and all of his mates were at war and they come back and Frank Sinatra keeps having this really weird dream and I think it's really well done because it's like you know when you're in a dream and there's a person but they're in the wrong place and they capture that so well.

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Poisoner in Chief

Stephen Kinzer

Mentioned 1 year ago

Episode 367 - MKUltra - Part 1: Cold War of the Mind

The podcast referenced this book as a source of information on Sydney Gottlieb, the CIA's chief of MKUltra, who was involved in mind control and drug experiments.

There is a book about Sydney Gottlieb called the poisoner in chief I haven't well I have used it but I haven't particularly followed it because I don't like him and I didn't want to make him the central character it's kind of unavoidable to an extent but I've done my best

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Joyce McKinney And The Case Of The Manacled Mormon

Anthony Delano

Mentioned 1 year ago

FROM THE VAULT - Joyce McKinney: Mormon Sex in Chains

The book, "Joyce McKinney: in the case of the manacled Mormon", is described as a period piece detailing the events surrounding Joyce McKinney and Kirk Anderson, highlighting the role of the press in shaping the narrative.

This is what it was like in Fleet Street.

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A Woman of No Importance

Sonia Purnell

Mentioned 1 year ago

Episode 365 - Virginia Hall: The WW2 Super Spy

The podcast was based on this book, which details the life and times of Virginia Hall, one of history's most secretive spies. It pieced together the life of a secretive woman who continually overcame obstacles and changed the course of history.

The reason that we've been able to put this episode together for you at all is a book called A Woman of No Importance by Sonja Pernau.

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Richard Logan

Alone

Orphaned on the Ocean

This book was written by Richard D. Logan and Terry, the survivor of the sinking of the Blue Bell. Terry worked with Logan to unpack her traumatic experience during her childhood.

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if one person heals from a life of tragedy, my journey will have been worth it.

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Episode: Episode 340 - The Sea Orphan

This book was written by Richard D. Logan and Terry, the survivor of the sinking of the Blue Bell. Terry worked with Logan to unpack her traumatic experience during her childhood.

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if one person heals from a life of tragedy, my journey will have been worth it.

The Manchurian Candidate Cover

Richard Condon

The Manchurian Candidate

The podcast mentioned the book as the origin of the Manchurian Candidate concept, describing it as an assassin who's been brainwashed without their knowledge, triggered by external cues.

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Originally a book which was published in 1959 and the Frank Sinatra film is like 1963 or something so it's very quick afterwards and essentially Frank Sinatra and all of his mates were at war and they...

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The podcast mentioned the book as the origin of the Manchurian Candidate concept, describing it as an assassin who's been brainwashed without their knowledge, triggered by external cues.

"

Originally a book which was published in 1959 and the Frank Sinatra film is like 1963 or something so it's very quick afterwards and essentially Frank Sinatra and all of his mates were at war and they come back and Frank Sinatra keeps having this really weird dream and I think it's really well done because it's like you know when you're in a dream and there's a person but they're in the wrong place and they capture that so well.

So long story short it's not a spoiler the film is 100 million years old. It is revealed that one of Frank Sinatra's mates has been brainwashed to be an assassin and he's not in control of himself and he's triggered by the Queen of Diamonds.

So that's what a Manchurian candidate is, is a assassin that you are in complete control of but they don't know and they will have no memory of what they have done.

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E. B White

Charlotte's Web

A Newbery Honor Award Winner

Marvin Gaye was told he couldn't read Charlotte's Web because it was considered a book of the devil.

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I was reading something the other day that Marvin Gaye got in trouble for reading, I think, Charlotte's Web because it was considered to be a book of the devil, which is just insanity...

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Marvin Gaye was told he couldn't read Charlotte's Web because it was considered a book of the devil.

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I was reading something the other day that Marvin Gaye got in trouble for reading, I think, Charlotte's Web because it was considered to be a book of the devil, which is just insanity.

Midnight in Chernobyl: The Untold Story of the World's Greatest Nuclear Disaster Cover

Adam Higginbotham

Midnight in Chernobyl

The Untold Story of the World's Greatest Nuclear Disaster

It was recommended by the host's brother, who is an engineer, and discussed as a good overview of the Chernobyl disaster. The book combines historical analysis with the author's personal experiences in Chernobyl.

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And I understand what I understand now because of my brother who is an engineer, and also because of a book by Andrew Leatherbarrow called Chernobyl 012340.

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Episode: Episode 353 - Chernobyl: The Power Station That En...

It was recommended by the host's brother, who is an engineer, and discussed as a good overview of the Chernobyl disaster. The book combines historical analysis with the author's personal experiences in Chernobyl.

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And I understand what I understand now because of my brother who is an engineer, and also because of a book by Andrew Leatherbarrow called Chernobyl 012340.

Andrew Leatherbarrow is not a physicist, he's not an engineer, but he was a consultant on the HBO show and is now most people's go-to expert on Chernobyl.

And what I love about him the most, and his book, is that it all started out as a hobby.

So Andrew went on a quest to understand.

And Chernobyl now being Ukraine, but then the USSR, made that quite complicated.

Girl, Wanted: The Chase for Sarah Pender Cover

Steve Miller

Girl, Wanted

The Chase for Sarah Pender

Sarah Payne, mother of Sarah Payne who was abducted and murdered, wrote a book about her experience and her journey to campaign for what would become known as Sarah's Law.

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There's um one of the major sources I looked at for this episode was a book that Sarah wrote and she says one tip got phoned in of some lady on a motorway in a services saying that she saw a little bl...

— Episode: Episode 326 - Sarah Payne: Into Thin Air

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Episode: Episode 326 - Sarah Payne: Into Thin Air

Sarah Payne, mother of Sarah Payne who was abducted and murdered, wrote a book about her experience and her journey to campaign for what would become known as Sarah's Law.

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There's um one of the major sources I looked at for this episode was a book that Sarah wrote and she says one tip got phoned in of some lady on a motorway in a services saying that she saw a little blonde girl in the toilet on her own and she asked the girl what her name was and the girl said her name was Sarah and Sarah was like I knew immediately it wasn't my Sarah because she always introduced herself as Sarah Payne.

In her book Sarah writes that the only thing that kept her going in the miserable months after Sarah's funeral was how she was going to stop this from happening to anyone else.

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Masih Alinejad

The Wind in My Hair

My Fight for Freedom in Modern Iran

It was mentioned by the hosts as a book written by Masih Alinejad, a journalist who escaped Iran and is advocating for the 'Woman, Life, Freedom' movement.

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She also wrote a book called The Wind in My Hair which I haven't read yet but it is on the list.

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Episode: Episode 354 - Mahsa Amini & The Morality Police

It was mentioned by the hosts as a book written by Masih Alinejad, a journalist who escaped Iran and is advocating for the 'Woman, Life, Freedom' movement.

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She also wrote a book called The Wind in My Hair which I haven't read yet but it is on the list.

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Robin Bowles

Dead Centre

The author, Robin Bowles, spent 60 hours interviewing Bradley Murdoch for the book, which is entirely focused on the Peter Falconio case.

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Robin Bowles, the author of Dead Centre which is a book focused entirely on the Peter Falcone case, actually spent 60 hours interviewing Murdoch for that book and actually a little bi...

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The author, Robin Bowles, spent 60 hours interviewing Bradley Murdoch for the book, which is entirely focused on the Peter Falconio case.

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Robin Bowles, the author of Dead Centre which is a book focused entirely on the Peter Falcone case, actually spent 60 hours interviewing Murdoch for that book and actually a little bit of a plug here we did an interview with Robin Bowles last week that we're going to be releasing today if you're listening on the day of release on Patreon for $10 and up and people if you want to check that out it was a really interesting chat.

And Robin spent a lot of time with this man I think we can say that she got to know him fairly well and she describes him as a tidy and careful person.

She was great so that will be out today if you are a Patron and these people are already Patrons too so a big thank you to Georgina Stanway, Gab, Charlie the Chameleon, Erica Cook, Brittany Michelle Gardner, Beverly Neal, Leslie Cooper, Gemma Carr, Chipico Malicano, Whitney McKinnon, Lydia Baines, Marie Ella, Michelle McFall, Rachel Davies, Luca Linnea, Geron Lawson, Charlotte, Bri'Alyan Raoni, Megan Lex Antonucci, Samantha Sankey, Jamie, Bobby Stark, Ashley Smith, Grace Gonzalez, Jessica Briggs, Teresa Zhu I think, Enya Healy, Colette Berry, Ashley Rearland, Katie Parrott, Jen Layton, Alice Clark, Samantha Garside, Carly West, Terran Pendavis, Georgina McLaren, Joan Tunney, Catherine Machando, Machado maybe, Rosalie, Jane Barker, Tara Rapp. I am quite scared to read names now in case I get had again like fucking last time with Mike Litteris. Fucking hell.

Midnight in Peking: How the Murder of a Young Englishwoman Haunted the Last Days of Old China Cover

Paul French

Midnight in Peking

How the Murder of a Young Englishwoman Haunted the Last Days of Old China

The book was a critical and commercial success and was assumed to be the definitive guide to Pamela Werner's death, but some believe that it contains too much poetic license.

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The book was a huge critical and commercial success and was assumed to be the definitive guide to Pamela Werner's death.

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Episode: Episode 349 - A Death in Old Peking

The book was a critical and commercial success and was assumed to be the definitive guide to Pamela Werner's death, but some believe that it contains too much poetic license.

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The book was a huge critical and commercial success and was assumed to be the definitive guide to Pamela Werner's death.

So he wrote his own book much to the delight of his wife I'm sure.

Shepard takes issue with pretty much everything else French says.

Shepard thought the Prentiss sex ring brothel story was absolute horseshit.

Shepard says that Werner first selected his suspects and then paid Chinese agents to find evidence to support his theories.

The Holiday Murders (The Murders series Book 1) Cover

Robert Gott

The Holiday Murders (The Murders series Book 1)

A book mentioned as a potential title referencing Argo Capuzzo, a naked fascist who fled to Italy to fight the Allies.

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The Naked Fascist by Argo Capuzzo.

— Episode: Episode 349 - A Death in Old Peking

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Episode: Episode 349 - A Death in Old Peking

A book mentioned as a potential title referencing Argo Capuzzo, a naked fascist who fled to Italy to fight the Allies.

"

The Naked Fascist by Argo Capuzzo.

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James Ellroy

Killer on the Road

Ginger Strand in her book claims that hitchhiking is not as dangerous as it is portrayed and that there is no actual good evidence to support this, as hitchhikers are not overrepresented in crime statistics.

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In her book, Killer on the Road, Violence on the American Interstate, Ginger Strand, which sounds... there are so many food-based names in this episode that are just...

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Ginger Strand in her book claims that hitchhiking is not as dangerous as it is portrayed and that there is no actual good evidence to support this, as hitchhikers are not overrepresented in crime statistics.

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In her book, Killer on the Road, Violence on the American Interstate, Ginger Strand, which sounds... there are so many food-based names in this episode that are just...

What Ginger Strand says in her book is she actually relieves Saruti's everywhere by asserting that hitchhiking is not actually as dangerous as we think it is.

According to Ginger, we've never actually had any good evidence that hitchhiking is a particularly dangerous thing to do.

It turns out that hitchhikers are not actually overrepresented in any crime statistics that you might come across.

I think what she's basically saying is like at the time of abduction and murder, you're no more likely to be hitchhiking than doing quite a lot of other things, contrary to popular belief.

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Frank Lammar

I Am What I Am

The Autobiography of Frank Foo Foo Lammar

The defence lawyer in Ivan Milat's 1971 rape trial, later wrote a book titled 'I am what I am', which makes claims that Margaret, one of the victims, was a promiscuous woman, suggesting that she consented to the rape because she was a lesbian.

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The defense lawyer has written a book that's called I Am What I Am yeah disgusting he's like I'm not proud of what I did but like at the time being a lesbian was really stigmatized an...

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The defence lawyer in Ivan Milat's 1971 rape trial, later wrote a book titled 'I am what I am', which makes claims that Margaret, one of the victims, was a promiscuous woman, suggesting that she consented to the rape because she was a lesbian.

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The defense lawyer has written a book that's called I Am What I Am yeah disgusting he's like I'm not proud of what I did but like at the time being a lesbian was really stigmatized and she'd like admitted to like not being a swinger but just like being like in sort of like a sexually liberated like scene and that was enough to turn the jury against her be like oh my god if she's got off with a girl she must be having sex with absolutely everybody and also it's okay to rape her yeah yeah yeah a sexually liberated lesbian or a sexually liberated bi woman she can't possibly be raped she must have loved it and also it's not even the olden times coverage that calls it a technicality the 60 minutes thing came out in like 2018 or some s**t and they're like oh we got off on a technicality no f**k you no I hate that a technicality 60 minutes is f**king trash it is trash honestly honestly though it's awful but I do watch it I mean not like for jokes I've watched it for the show so anyway

Cult Following: The Extreme Sects That Capture Our Imaginations―and Take Over Our Lives Cover

J. W. Ocker

Cult Following

The Extreme Sects That Capture Our Imaginations―and Take Over Our Lives

Bexie Cameron, who grew up in The Children of God and left, has a book and a documentary series called Cult Following. She said she was in Ibiza and the song Cool Breeze came on, and she was just like 'fuck off'.

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He had Bexie Cameron on who grew up in The Children of God and left and now she has a book and a documentary series called Cult Following and she said she was an Ibiza and Cool Breeze...

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Bexie Cameron, who grew up in The Children of God and left, has a book and a documentary series called Cult Following. She said she was in Ibiza and the song Cool Breeze came on, and she was just like 'fuck off'.

"

He had Bexie Cameron on who grew up in The Children of God and left and now she has a book and a documentary series called Cult Following and she said she was an Ibiza and Cool Breeze came on and she was just like fuck off.

Sex Cult Nun: Breaking Away from the Children of God, a Wild, Radical Religious Cult Cover

Faith Jones

Sex Cult Nun

Breaking Away from the Children of God, a Wild, Radical Religious Cult

This book was described as having unsubstantiated stories about David Berg, both positive and negative, and it was noted that there were contradictions in its information.

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And in sex cult none, I think that I read that, you know, and he was so desperate. He was such a patriot that even though he could have got out of it, he signed up.

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This book was described as having unsubstantiated stories about David Berg, both positive and negative, and it was noted that there were contradictions in its information.

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And in sex cult none, I think that I read that, you know, and he was so desperate. He was such a patriot that even though he could have got out of it, he signed up.

So like one of the, I think it's there's one called sex cult none.

The Widow Married; a Sequel to "The Widow Barnaby" Cover

Frances Milton Trollope

The Widow Married; a Sequel to "The Widow Barnaby"

Rob Parkes, the subject of the episode, wrote this book detailing his experience being targeted for murder by his ex-wife, Victoria Breeden. It was highly recommended for its unbelievable true story.

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And now, Rob has also written a fascinating book telling his side of the story. It's called Married to the Black Widow. And we highly recommend that you all go and read it, because it is quite honestl...

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Episode: Episode 343 - Rob Parkes: The Price of Life

Rob Parkes, the subject of the episode, wrote this book detailing his experience being targeted for murder by his ex-wife, Victoria Breeden. It was highly recommended for its unbelievable true story.

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And now, Rob has also written a fascinating book telling his side of the story. It's called Married to the Black Widow. And we highly recommend that you all go and read it, because it is quite honestly unbelievable.

Rob's book contains so many more stories that we just couldn't include in this episode because it's already probably like two hours long there's so much information and there's so many insights in there on the reality of living under coercive control standing up to an abuser parental rights and also how rob managed to keep his family life normal through those hellish 11 years so definitely go and check out rob's book Married to the Black Widow it's well worth your time and thank you again to rob for joining us and sharing his story

Lost in the Jungle: A Harrowing True Story of Adventure and Survival Cover

Yossi Ghinsberg

Lost in the Jungle

A Harrowing True Story of Adventure and Survival

This book was written by two Dutch authors, Marja West and Jrgen Snoren, who are convinced the women died in an accident. They announced they would be conducting a new search for Chris and Lisanne and set out to find answers and the rest of their bodies.

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Lost in the Jungle

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This book was written by two Dutch authors, Marja West and Jrgen Snoren, who are convinced the women died in an accident. They announced they would be conducting a new search for Chris and Lisanne and set out to find answers and the rest of their bodies.

"

Lost in the Jungle

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Marcus R. Sanford

BACK IN BUSINESS

Early Genesis and a ration 'young, local creation week' view

Michael Barrymore published a book called "Back in Business" after leaving rehab in 1994, which became a national bestseller. The book was released alongside a stage show with the same name.

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So off the back of his stint in rehab Barrymore published a book and launched a stage show both called BACK IN BUSINESS.

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Michael Barrymore published a book called "Back in Business" after leaving rehab in 1994, which became a national bestseller. The book was released alongside a stage show with the same name.

"

So off the back of his stint in rehab Barrymore published a book and launched a stage show both called BACK IN BUSINESS.

They landed well with the public and his book actually became a national bestseller.

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Elizabeth Smart

My Story

Sherry Papini repeatedly mentioned how much she loved true crime and how it was a strange coincidence that this all happened to her, a big fan of Elizabeth Smart's book.

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And she also talks and this is just so jarring to listen to her She talks about how it's such a strange coincidence that this all happened to someone who's such a big fan of Elizabeth Smart's book

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Sherry Papini repeatedly mentioned how much she loved true crime and how it was a strange coincidence that this all happened to her, a big fan of Elizabeth Smart's book.

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And she also talks and this is just so jarring to listen to her She talks about how it's such a strange coincidence that this all happened to someone who's such a big fan of Elizabeth Smart's book

Elizabeth Smart is of course the 14 year old girl who was abducted in 2005 from her home in Salt Lake City

She was held captive for nine months by a man named Brian Mitchell and his wife Wanda Barzi

Elizabeth was eventually rescued and has gone on to become a highly regarded child safety activist in the US

Sherry makes such a big thing in these interviews about like oh my god like I'm such a big fan of true crime and this happened to me Isn't that wild and I'm like No Sherry

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Philip K. Dick

The Man In The High Castle

The book of changes is a significant part of the story, and was heavily featured in the show.

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Features very heavily in The Man In The High Castle.

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The book of changes is a significant part of the story, and was heavily featured in the show.

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Features very heavily in The Man In The High Castle.

Yeah!

It's the reason I got Amazon Prime.

It was like, you had like a really heavy... This must have been in 2014-15, had a really heavy advertising campaign.

It was like on all of the billboards and I was like, I've got to watch that. And it looks very dramatic.

Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? Cover

Philip K. Dick

Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?

The show is based on the book, which is by the same writer as "The man in the high castle".

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And it's the same guy who wrote to Android's dream of robotic sheep that Blade Runner's based on.

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The show is based on the book, which is by the same writer as "The man in the high castle".

"

And it's the same guy who wrote to Android's dream of robotic sheep that Blade Runner's based on.

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Nicholas S. Howe

Not Without Peril

150 Years of Misadventure on the Presedential Range

It was described as a book chronicling numerous incidents of people getting lost and dying in the mountains of New Hampshire. Many people, including the police, speculated that Maura was planning on killing herself, but her family rejected this theory.

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Not Without Peril 150 years of misadventure on the presidential range of New Hampshire.

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Episode: Episode 336 - Maura Murray: Not Without Peril

It was described as a book chronicling numerous incidents of people getting lost and dying in the mountains of New Hampshire. Many people, including the police, speculated that Maura was planning on killing herself, but her family rejected this theory.

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Not Without Peril 150 years of misadventure on the presidential range of New Hampshire.

It's a book chronicling numerous incidents of people getting lost and dying in the mountains.

and this has of course led many including the police to speculate whether Maura was planning on killing herself but her family rejected this from the very start.

For one apparently Maura had just always really loved that book and loved hiking in that area and secondly people who are going to kill themselves probably wouldn't pack a toothbrush, birth control, lotion and snacks.

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