The Suspect
Kent Alexander
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Since its debut in June 2012 with the episode Jury Duty, Generation Why Podcast has been your source for gripping true crime, intriguing mysteries, and fascinating conspiracies every week. Hosted by Justin and Aaron, the podcast combines in-depth research and discussion to bring you cases that chall...
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Digging Up the Untold Stories
Published on March 22, by Wild Blue press, it is a companion volume to "The Bundy Murders" and contains further new information and testimony that had never been brought to light before; it was described as an abbreviated version of the first book, hitting upon important milestones in Bundy's trail of murder.
this year on March 22nd, I believe it was, my new book about Ted Bundy, a companion volume titled The Trail of Ted Bundy, Digging Up the Untold Stories, was published by Wild Blue Pre...
— Episode: Untold Stories of Ted Bundy - 180
Published on March 22, by Wild Blue press, it is a companion volume to "The Bundy Murders" and contains further new information and testimony that had never been brought to light before; it was described as an abbreviated version of the first book, hitting upon important milestones in Bundy's trail of murder.
this year on March 22nd, I believe it was, my new book about Ted Bundy, a companion volume titled The Trail of Ted Bundy, Digging Up the Untold Stories, was published by Wild Blue Press.
It reminded me of... It was just like an abbreviated version of your first book, but just hitting upon the really important kind of milestones in Bundy's trail of murder.
The Shocking True Story of One of America's Most Notorious Female Serial Killers!
It is a fact-based account of Aileen Wuornos' life and death, covering her arrest, trial, conviction, and execution a decade later. The book details her difficult upbringing, relationships, and the events that may have led to her becoming a serial killer.
I did indeed write Lethal Intent and the book is a fact-based account of Aileen's life and death ultimately.
— Episode: Aileen Wuornos - 173
It is a fact-based account of Aileen Wuornos' life and death, covering her arrest, trial, conviction, and execution a decade later. The book details her difficult upbringing, relationships, and the events that may have led to her becoming a serial killer.
I did indeed write Lethal Intent and the book is a fact-based account of Aileen's life and death ultimately.
When I began the book, it was she had been arrested and I covered her trial and her various court hearings and ultimately her conviction and a decade later, her execution, which was a whole other phase of her life because she was a rare volunteer for execution.
Everything you ever wanted to know is in this book. Eileen's family history, her relationships, her arrests, and the murders.
Audible has 180,000 titles, but today's subject, it's one you're going to want to know the entire backstory on and Lethal Intent will not disappoint. It's a large book, but it will keep your interest.
As a reminder, if anyone is interested in reading Lethal Intent, you can find it at Amazon and most any other place where you can order books. And I highly recommend it.
50+ Years of Court Art
This book, co-authored with five court artists, features artwork from trials spanning 50 years, including those of Watergate, the Black Panthers, Charles Manson, Michael Jackson, and Bernie Madoff. Sue Russell provided the text accompanying the artwork.
The most recent book that I wrote is The Illustrated Courtroom, 50 Years of Courtroom Art.
— Episode: Aileen Wuornos - 173
This book, co-authored with five court artists, features artwork from trials spanning 50 years, including those of Watergate, the Black Panthers, Charles Manson, Michael Jackson, and Bernie Madoff. Sue Russell provided the text accompanying the artwork.
The most recent book that I wrote is The Illustrated Courtroom, 50 Years of Courtroom Art.
When the Son Sets
It is a book about the author's son's disappearance in the Colorado mountains and the subsequent investigation and aftermath. The book details the mystery surrounding the disappearance and explores various theories, ultimately leaving the cause unresolved.
My book is called 'Missing When The Sun Sets' and it's spelled S-O-N because it's about my son and it's about my son more or less vanishing out of my life.
— Episode: Jaryd Atadero - 171
It is a book about the author's son's disappearance in the Colorado mountains and the subsequent investigation and aftermath. The book details the mystery surrounding the disappearance and explores various theories, ultimately leaving the cause unresolved.
My book is called 'Missing When The Sun Sets' and it's spelled S-O-N because it's about my son and it's about my son more or less vanishing out of my life.
The book was written, my son was up in the mountains with myself. We used to own a resort up in the Poudre Canyon and that's here in Colorado and it was 1999 and there was a group of people who went on a hike and they took my son with them and he vanished on the hike.
But the book is about just the mystery and the theories that could be representing his disappearance and we're not really sure to this day exactly what happened to him, but it's a strange story.
But it's all about the disappearance of my son and my quest to find out what happened to him.
It's a cold fact of life that we have humans that are more concerned with how they come off than getting results.
A Mistborn Novel (The Mistborn Saga, 6)
The hosts discussed this Mistborn novel by Brandon Sanderson, describing it as a medieval magical story similar to Game of Thrones but more realistic.
And it's a Mistborn novel. People rave about this book because it's medieval magical kind of environment, but it's kind of like game of Thrones where they don't just go full bore into magic and to dra...
— Episode: Steven Avery - 166
The hosts discussed this Mistborn novel by Brandon Sanderson, describing it as a medieval magical story similar to Game of Thrones but more realistic.
And it's a Mistborn novel. People rave about this book because it's medieval magical kind of environment, but it's kind of like game of Thrones where they don't just go full bore into magic and to dragons. It just is a lot more realistic and that's his common sense, common ground way of writing in his style.
So something to look forward to. Yeah. If you're in a fantasy, definitely want to head over to Amazon and check out the reviews. This is a highly regarded author.
It is a novel based on H.H. Holmes from the 1980s, described as well-researched but highly sensationalized, including a portrayal of Merta Holmes as complicit in the crimes.
I just finally got around to reading The Scarlet Mansion, the novel based on Holmes from the 1980s. Alan Ecker wrote it.
— Episode: H.H. Holmes - 164
It is a novel based on H.H. Holmes from the 1980s, described as well-researched but highly sensationalized, including a portrayal of Merta Holmes as complicit in the crimes.
I just finally got around to reading The Scarlet Mansion, the novel based on Holmes from the 1980s. Alan Ecker wrote it.
It was mentioned as the speaker's most recent novel, focusing on young adults who worship the devil.
My most recent novel was called Play Me Backwards. It's a book for young adults who worship the devil.
— Episode: H.H. Holmes - 164
It was mentioned as the speaker's most recent novel, focusing on young adults who worship the devil.
My most recent novel was called Play Me Backwards. It's a book for young adults who worship the devil.
The Ghost Years
It's a book about Abraham Lincoln supposedly haunting the White House, attending sances, and predicting his own death; the author attempted to trace these stories back to their primary sources.
Then also I did one about a ghost of Abraham Lincoln last year that was about Abraham Lincoln goes lower all these stories about Lincoln haunting the White House and...
— Episode: H.H. Holmes - 164
It's a book about Abraham Lincoln supposedly haunting the White House, attending sances, and predicting his own death; the author attempted to trace these stories back to their primary sources.
Then also I did one about a ghost of Abraham Lincoln last year that was about Abraham Lincoln goes lower all these stories about Lincoln haunting the White House and attending seances and predicting his own death. I tried to trace all of those back to their primary sources.
Expanded Edition
This book is similar to the book about Abraham Lincoln, covering Chicago ghost stories.
There was one about ghosts of Chicago which is similar with Chicago ghost stories.
— Episode: H.H. Holmes - 164
This book is similar to the book about Abraham Lincoln, covering Chicago ghost stories.
There was one about ghosts of Chicago which is similar with Chicago ghost stories.
Published about a year ago, this book covers the silent film scene in Chicago.
Oh what called a flickering empire silent which is all about silent the silent film scene in Chicago that came out about a year ago.
— Episode: H.H. Holmes - 164
Published about a year ago, this book covers the silent film scene in Chicago.
Oh what called a flickering empire silent which is all about silent the silent film scene in Chicago that came out about a year ago.
This book, published in 1892, was mentioned as a book the speaker read from one of the characters in the case.
He wrote a book called The Rise and Fall and Revival of Dental Prosthesis in 1892.
— Episode: H.H. Holmes - 164
This book, published in 1892, was mentioned as a book the speaker read from one of the characters in the case.
He wrote a book called The Rise and Fall and Revival of Dental Prosthesis in 1892.
This book, by the father of dehorning cattle, was described as more entertaining than it sounds due to the author's cantankerous nature and ranting about enemies.
He wrote a book called the Hoffs Practical dehorner or every man his own dehorner which is way more entertaining than it sounds because the guy is such a cantankerous old fart.
— Episode: H.H. Holmes - 164
This book, by the father of dehorning cattle, was described as more entertaining than it sounds due to the author's cantankerous nature and ranting about enemies.
He wrote a book called the Hoffs Practical dehorner or every man his own dehorner which is way more entertaining than it sounds because the guy is such a cantankerous old fart.
Published in Chicago in 1896, shortly after Holmes' hanging, this book explores the theory that Holmes faked his death. The speaker only found a copyright entry for the book, suggesting it may have had limited distribution.
I just recently while I was digging through the copyright records yesterday there was a book published in Chicago in 1896 like right after the hanging called Hanged by Proxy or how H.H. Holmes cheated...
— Episode: H.H. Holmes - 164
Published in Chicago in 1896, shortly after Holmes' hanging, this book explores the theory that Holmes faked his death. The speaker only found a copyright entry for the book, suggesting it may have had limited distribution.
I just recently while I was digging through the copyright records yesterday there was a book published in Chicago in 1896 like right after the hanging called Hanged by Proxy or how H.H. Holmes cheated the gallows.
The Stories Behind the Cobra, Daytona, Mustang GT350 and GT500, Ford GT40 and More
It is a book about the Enfield Poltergeist case; the podcast hosts discussed how the book's title might be more fitting as "This House is Poltergeisted" given the nature of the events.
Guy is writing a book called This House is Haunted.
— Episode: The Enfield Poltergeist - 151
It is a book about the Enfield Poltergeist case; the podcast hosts discussed how the book's title might be more fitting as "This House is Poltergeisted" given the nature of the events.
Guy is writing a book called This House is Haunted.
So it should have been... This House is Poltergeist. Poltergeisted, right? Janet Geist. Well something. I don't know the title seems okay but it doesn't seem as fitting so... It's simple, I like it.
Fun and Learning with Rhythm and Song (SmartFun Activity Books)
This book was mentioned as belonging to Janet, one of the daughters in the Hodgson family; it was mysteriously found in a neighbor's house, with Janet supposedly teleporting it there.
The name of the book is fun and games with children that she drops off in the neighbor's house and then reports what her neighbor's house looks like on the inside, which she should not know because sh...
— Episode: The Enfield Poltergeist - 151
This book was mentioned as belonging to Janet, one of the daughters in the Hodgson family; it was mysteriously found in a neighbor's house, with Janet supposedly teleporting it there.
The name of the book is fun and games with children that she drops off in the neighbor's house and then reports what her neighbor's house looks like on the inside, which she should not know because she's never been in the neighbor's home.
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