Romeo And Juliet
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This book was written by a prisoner in the 70s, mentioned as being famous.
What was the guy who wrote that book Into the Belly of the Beast book he wrote it?
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This book was written by a prisoner in the 70s, mentioned as being famous.
What was the guy who wrote that book Into the Belly of the Beast book he wrote it?
He was a famous guy in the 70s, I believe. He was a prisoner that wrote this book
The podcast host briefly mentioned a book titled "Betrayal in Blood" by Michael Benson. It was said to be a book written about a local disaster and the host mentioned he wouldn't give away the subtitle because it would spoil the episode.
Betrayal In Blood is fine if you get that.
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The podcast host briefly mentioned a book titled "Betrayal in Blood" by Michael Benson. It was said to be a book written about a local disaster and the host mentioned he wouldn't give away the subtitle because it would spoil the episode.
Betrayal In Blood is fine if you get that.
There's an audiobook of it too.
This book was written by Pam Triano's aunt, and depicts Pam's family life, including many pictures of Pam as a child, always on a beach or travelling. The book seems to portray a luxurious lifestyle.
She grew up in what is described in one article as Tucson Country Club Privilege.
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This book was written by Pam Triano's aunt, and depicts Pam's family life, including many pictures of Pam as a child, always on a beach or travelling. The book seems to portray a luxurious lifestyle.
She grew up in what is described in one article as Tucson Country Club Privilege.
Like in the book that her aunt wrote, there's a lot of pictures of the family and she's like always on a beach or always, they go places where, you know.
It was subtitled "The Complete How to Kill Book" and was mentioned in the context of the content found on Douglas Garland's hard drive, along with other documents about killing.
How to Kill Without Joy, which is subtitled The Complete How to Kill Book.
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It was subtitled "The Complete How to Kill Book" and was mentioned in the context of the content found on Douglas Garland's hard drive, along with other documents about killing.
How to Kill Without Joy, which is subtitled The Complete How to Kill Book.
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This book, along with an autopsy manual, was mentioned in the context of the disturbing content found on Douglas Garland's hard drive, which included photos of men and women in adult diapers and restrained adults.
The Death Dealers Manual, which you need to have here.
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This book, along with an autopsy manual, was mentioned in the context of the disturbing content found on Douglas Garland's hard drive, which included photos of men and women in adult diapers and restrained adults.
The Death Dealers Manual, which you need to have here.
This book was mentioned in the context of the disturbing items found on Douglas Garland's property, along with a book titled "How to Dispose of a Dead Body and Silent Death". It was described as a real published book with a cover.
They found the book quote, Be Your Own Undertaker. How to dispose of a dead body and silent death.
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This book was mentioned in the context of the disturbing items found on Douglas Garland's property, along with a book titled "How to Dispose of a Dead Body and Silent Death". It was described as a real published book with a cover.
They found the book quote, Be Your Own Undertaker. How to dispose of a dead body and silent death.
The Love Story of Nancy & Frank
The story was described as one that could have been ripped right out of the pages of a romance mystery novel. The speaker also mentioned that the author was a romance mystery writer and that all her books contained murders.
Nancy's love story could have been ripped right out of the pages of one of her own novels.
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The story was described as one that could have been ripped right out of the pages of a romance mystery novel. The speaker also mentioned that the author was a romance mystery writer and that all her books contained murders.
Nancy's love story could have been ripped right out of the pages of one of her own novels.
She was a romance mystery writer who happens to be married to a chef.
There are murders in all of the books.
In the episode, the lawyer cited the title as a reminder that the pursuit of justice can go awry, using it to illustrate the theme of misguided legal efforts. The mention was brief and served as an illustrative reference rather than a strong endorsement.
The lawyer referenced this book as it reminded him of how the pursuit of justice can go awry.
and the latter book reminded him of how the pursuit of justice can go awry.
A True Story of Murder in Maine
James Pietragallo noted that the book was written by the police officers who investigated the Amy St. Laurent case and recounts the events leading up to the murder and the subsequent investigation. The episode highlighted that it offers a true‑story account of the Maine murder.
The book tells the true story of the murder in Maine, focusing on the events leading up to the murder of Amy St. Laurent and the subsequent investigation.
There was a book written by the cops who did this store who investigated this called Finding Amy, the true story of murder in Maine.
The Survival of an American Armored Division in World War II
The book "Death Trap" by M. William Phillips was referenced as a source for information about the case, particularly providing details about the town of Rutledge, Georgia.
The town is located approximately halfway between Atlanta and Augusta. They call it a blip on a GPS screen. It's a forgotten place, essentially there to serve its people.
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The book "Death Trap" by M. William Phillips was referenced as a source for information about the case, particularly providing details about the town of Rutledge, Georgia.
The town is located approximately halfway between Atlanta and Augusta. They call it a blip on a GPS screen. It's a forgotten place, essentially there to serve its people.
Rutledge and Madison are quiet and nondescript wooded areas off Interstate 20 that interlopers might assume are nothing more than lost vast wilderness.
Out here, good old folks live quietly. They bother no one. Their focus is on working the same land their forefathers have had for generations past.
Dead bodies popping up every now and then was no reason for alarm. Locals knew, huh?
We happen to be so safe that even murderers feel safe to bring their victims here. They know that no one's going to see it.
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In episode 517 the host referenced the 2022 title as a thinly fictionalized account of the case, noting that it detailed the autopsies and factual elements. He pointed out that while the book provided accurate forensic information, he was uncomfortable with the dramatized narrative style. The discussion was primarily informational rather than an endorsement.
It was described as a thinly fictionalized version of this case. The book covers the details of the case, including the autopsies.
I found um there there's a book by the way in 2022 that was written uh called Blind Eye by martha burns and it's they call a thinly fictionalized version of the story i don't like that writing when you shot three people in the fucking eye yeah it's yeah Blind Eye exactly because everybody turned a Blind Eye to the abuse but she um it's it's it's it's the case i mean jesus they might have changed a name or two but i mean he just she describes the autopsies like they exactly like they happen so i mean nothing fictional about there i did find cody yeah um yeah he's going under his real name um appears to live in texas at this point he was working in the tire industry for a long time all different tire shops now it looks like he got back into ranch work uh here uh he did go to college as well central mexico new mexico community college and um yep well the one even has listed as where he was jail was in there on it so i was like oh that's got to be him so um yeah there he is there's cody he's out there and um i don't know this is one of those cases where you go fuck what do you do discuss discuss it amongst yourselves because those are the facts i don't know how to judge it because there's so many different emotions coming into it i don't know if his dad forced him to sleep with that woman but if he did that's fucked up too uh that's sick the poor i feel bad for if that happened the only person i feel bad for is that daughter that's it just the daughter yeah me too i feel terrible for her jake seems to be robbed too and he's very sweet about it but yeah that poor guy man yeah i think he he realized it was collateral damage i think and it's just really sad though so if you enjoyed that story or at least how we told it because there's no way to enjoy a story of beatings molestation and murders but you can enjoy how we told it and if you do like that give us five stars on rap you're listening on just say something nice it doesn't matter what you want to say tell us what 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They did say this they told him that um that one of people in the suit said that they don't plan to garnish cody's wages to collect it because they're not going to get that but they do this ensures that he can't like sell his story to the movies and make a bunch of money and be some kind of hero he said a 21 year old kid with no skills is not going to have any wages anyway i'm not interested in that that's so fucked up to be able to hang that over his head for the rest of his life i can take your money now
The Earp Brothers, Doc Holliday, and the Vendetta Ride from Hell (Frontier Lawmen)
The hosts referenced the book while trying to pinpoint which of the Earp brothers might have come from a particular location, using it as a source for background information. They expressed uncertainty about the specific brother, and the mention was purely informational without any endorsement.
The book was mentioned as the source of one of the brothers, who the speaker was unsure which one of the two, who might have been from this location.
I'm not sure which one I'm looking for. One of them to one of them brothers.
An Eyewitness Account of the Death Penalty in the United States
The book was referenced during a discussion about a death‑penalty case, where the host noted that Sister Helen Prejean, as portrayed by Susan Sarandon in the film adaptation, advocated for mercy on behalf of the defendant. James Pietragallo mentioned the connection to illustrate the real‑world impact of the author's work. The mention was brief and served to provide context rather than a strong endorsement.
The book was referenced while discussing how Sister Helen Prejean, the character portrayed by Susan Sarandon in the film adaptation of the book, supported Betty Lou Beats.
Helen Prejean lady, the one from that Susan Saranda portrayed in Dead Man Walking gets on her side to try to, you know, get her mercy from this whole thing.
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Brett Colwood, who was writing a piece on the Copeland case for a magazine in the UK to tie in with a new comic book, mentioned "Copeland in the Blood" as a book coming out.
Dear Heather, dear Heather, Mike and Copeland in the Blood, I'm writing a piece on the Copeland case for a magazine in the UK to tie in with a new comic book. Would any of you like to have your say po...
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Brett Colwood, who was writing a piece on the Copeland case for a magazine in the UK to tie in with a new comic book, mentioned "Copeland in the Blood" as a book coming out.
Dear Heather, dear Heather, Mike and Copeland in the Blood, I'm writing a piece on the Copeland case for a magazine in the UK to tie in with a new comic book. Would any of you like to have your say post here or we can arrange something. Kind regards Brett Colwood.
The speaker excitedly recommends "The Big Game" as a great book. They seem particularly impressed with it, repeating the phrase "It's a great book" several times.
This one is really, really good. I'm going to give you a chance to read it. It's called The Big Game. It's a great book.
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The speaker excitedly recommends "The Big Game" as a great book. They seem particularly impressed with it, repeating the phrase "It's a great book" several times.
This one is really, really good. I'm going to give you a chance to read it. It's called The Big Game. It's a great book.
It's a great book.
It's a great book.
It's a great book.
It's a great book.
The story involved a couple of ranchers who were out there doing this sitting around a campfire and it was described in the book Brokeback Mountain as a terrible tent.
If you watch Brokeback Mountain, fuck each other in a terrible tent.
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The story involved a couple of ranchers who were out there doing this sitting around a campfire and it was described in the book Brokeback Mountain as a terrible tent.
If you watch Brokeback Mountain, fuck each other in a terrible tent.
The True Story of a Serial Killer, the Great London Smog, and the Strangling of a City
The hosts highlighted the book's exploration of 32 homicide victims in the London area between 1960 and 1985, noting the author's claim that London has the highest per‑capita serial‑killer rate in the world and praising the depth of archival research. They described it as an interesting read that sheds light on a largely forgotten chapter of true‑crime history.
It was written in 2014, and talks about the 32 homicide victims in the London area between 1960 and 1985, all of whom were women and children. The author claims that London has the highest per capita serial killer rate in the world.
It's a really interesting book actually.
He talks about between 1960 and 1985 the London area had 32 homicide victims that are all women and children.
London is the serial killer capital of the world.
It's unclear when it all came together but Alsop established his compendium of his original diary entries from the 60s and 70s old documents from a bygone era photo stats teletype transcripts and documents created from now extinct technologies that we thought were lost to history.
He gave him over to this to this author.
Truth Be Told
In the book, they talk about how a guy got off on a murder charge because the jury doubted if a second guy shot him or not.
David Simon from The Wire, The Wire creator, that book, they talk about that where a guy actually got off because the jury doubted that they didn't know if a second g...
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In the book, they talk about how a guy got off on a murder charge because the jury doubted if a second guy shot him or not.
David Simon from The Wire, The Wire creator, that book, they talk about that where a guy actually got off because the jury doubted that they didn't know if a second guy shot him or not. So that was the thing.
It was mentioned as a novel based on the events of the podcast episode, specifically the case of Dr. Dale Cavaniss.
There is a novel about this book written in 1989 called The Murder in Little Egypt by a guy named Darcy... Or I'm sorry, a woman named Darcy O'Brien.
— Episode: #19 - Two Deaths, One Unexpected Murdere...
It was mentioned as a novel based on the events of the podcast episode, specifically the case of Dr. Dale Cavaniss.
There is a novel about this book written in 1989 called The Murder in Little Egypt by a guy named Darcy... Or I'm sorry, a woman named Darcy O'Brien.
That is out there. There's like an e-book for it and stuff. Like I didn't read it, but I did all the other research. You guys can read it if you want.
It was described as highly salacious and similar to an Inside Edition episode, covering the real life case of Susan Cummings and the murder of Roberto Villegas.
There's a book that sounds highly salacious and probably like what, like a episode of Inside Edition. It's called A Woman Scorned. The Shocking Real Life Case of Billionaire Killer Susan Cummings.
— Episode: #15 - An Heiress & A Brutal Murder in Wa...
It was described as highly salacious and similar to an Inside Edition episode, covering the real life case of Susan Cummings and the murder of Roberto Villegas.
There's a book that sounds highly salacious and probably like what, like a episode of Inside Edition. It's called A Woman Scorned. The Shocking Real Life Case of Billionaire Killer Susan Cummings.
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