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Pardon My Enthusiasm14: DeFeo I, Amityville MurdersThe Amityville Murders. It’s got it all, abuse, the murder of a family (six members), possession, haunting, movies, and books. A classic story but we get deep into the goods. I’m talking police call reading.
So, let’s start at 112 Ocean Avenue on November 14th, 1974.
The first in our series Warren, where we explore the cases Ed and Lorraine Warren were involved in.
References
http://www.infobarrel.com/Real_Amityville_Horror_of_Mass_Murderer_Ronald_DeFeo_Jr
https://amityvillemurders.com/the-defeos/the-defoe-family.html
http://www.amityvillefiles.com/category/articles/
https://www.biography.com/crime-figure/ronald-defeo
https://www.findagrave.com/me...2020-09-0129 minPardon My Enthusiasm13: Dionne Quintuplets, the Human ZooBro, bro, bro… Why are babies being put in a human zoo??? Dionne quintuplets.
The big conversation on child exploitation.
Let’s talk about it.
Reference
Denison, Merrill. "Infant Industry: The Quintuplets". Harper's Magazine. (1938). Condensed in Readers Digest 33(200), December 1938, pp. 104–07.
http://wp.quintland.com/family/elzire-dionne/#:~:text=Elzire%20Dionne%20(born%20Legros)%20was,her%20mother%20used%20to%20do.
https://time.com/5555131/dionne-quintuplets-kidfluencers/
https://www.thesun.co.uk/living/3266773/inside-the-tragic-tortured-lives-of-the-worlds-first-quintuplets-who-were-taken-from-their-parents-and-exhibited-in-a-zoo-for-5billion/
Berton, Pierre (1978). The Dionne Years: A Thirties Melodrama (https://archive.org/details/dionneyearsthirt00bert) . W.W. Norton. ISBN (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISBN_(identifier)) 0393332268 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:BookSou...2020-08-1848 minPardon My Enthusiasm12: Rogers, but this time the MurdererAnother Rogers! A better Rogers? Well, a definitely more scandalous Rogers. Executed in the State of Vermont for a love shape I cannot geometry my way out of.
Let’s explore, shall we?
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References
https://www.newenglandhistoricalsociety.com/mary-rogers-brings-the-capital-punishment-wars-to-vermont/
John Stark Bellamy, "Did Mary Rogers Deserve Hanging?", Rutland Herald, June 12, 2005.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/12sb0d_Y2Tu0szdKDPCim75AU77mNNZso/vie...2020-07-2153 minPardon My Enthusiasm11: Chamberlain, a Dingo ate my Baby“A dingo ate my baby!”, the Chamberlain’s worst nightmare.
How this tragic cry became a punchline, Australian nature at its deadliest, and how this family was dragged through the mud.
Let’s begin.
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Reference
Comment: What the dingo does: The conclusion of the Azaria Chamberlain case reminds Australians we cannot control nature. (2012). The Guardian (London, E...2020-07-1446 minPardon My Enthusiasm10: Christie, Nefarious yet UnassumingWho really killed Beryl Evans? The second part to episode 9.
British serial killer, John Christie is the culprit and this episode goes into his eight identified murders.
Are you grosser when you are a necrophile?
Probably!
We’ll also talk about some of the media, lots of TV, regarding the crimes.
Reference
Christensen, T. K. & Mortensen, S. S. (2018). Introduction to special issue on Forensic Linguistics: European Perspectives. Retrieved from https://www.cambridge.org/core/services/aop-cambridge-core/content/view/D1937E0201CB5C49BACFE15AE282B61E/S0332586518000112a.pdf/introduction_to_special_issue_on_forensic_linguistics_european_perspectives.pdf
Svartvik, J...2020-07-0733 minPardon My Enthusiasm9: Evans, Execution & Forensic LinguisticsGo Down Ye Murdered, how a serial killer got a bloke executed, stirred a frenzy in the UK on capital punishment that birthed Forensic Linguistics.
The story of Timothy Evans, an introduction to John Christine, and papa Forensic Linguistics, Jan Svartvik.
Reference
Christensen, T. K. & Mortensen, S. S. (2018). Introduction to special issue on Forensic Linguistics: European Perspectives. Retrieved from https://www.cambridge.org/core/services/aop-cambridge-core/content/view/D1937E0201CB5C49BACFE15AE282B61E/S0332586518000112a.pdf/introduction_to_special_issue_on_forensic_linguistics_european_perspectives.pdf
Svartvik, J. (1969). The Evans Statements: a Case for Forensic Linguistics. Retrieved...2020-06-1630 minPardon My Enthusiasm8: Rogers, the Beautiful Cigar GirlWho murdered the Beautiful Cigar Girl?
Mary Rogers was found dead in the Hudson River; was it gang violence or a botched abortion? Let’s look at how this unsolved death inspired famed author Edgar Allen Poe.
References
· Srebnick, A. G. (1997). The Mysterious Death of Mary Rogers [PDF]. Retrieved from
https://openlibrary.org/books/OL7388191M/The_Mysterious_Death_of_Mary_Rogers
· Serratore, A. (2013). Edgar Allan Poe Tried and Failed to Crack the Mysterious Murder Case of Mary Rogers. Retrieved from
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/edgar-allan-poe-tried-and-failed-to-crack-the-mysterious-murder-case-of-mary-rogers-7493607/2020-06-0923 minPardon My Enthusiasm7: Tate, Goodbye to the Era of Peace & LoveSharon Tate, the up-and-coming star, murdered by a now famed cult.
Married to a famous director, expecting her first child; on August 9th, 1969, the Manson "family" committed their most notorious murders on Tate and four others.
How does this affect the 60s? Let's talk.
References
You Must Remember This A Carina Longworth Podcast: Charles Manson’s Hollywood ep. 9
Mazierska, E. (2005). The Autobiographical Effect in the Cinema of Roman Polanski. Film Criticism, 29(3), 28–45.
Foundas, S. (2014). Polanski: Art as Life. Variety, 323(10), 36.
Read, B. (2018). https://www.vogue.com/article/3-sharon-tate-films-once-upon-a-time-in-hollywood
Martin, L. (2017). https://wordsofwomen.com/remembering-sharon-tate-as-the-woman-not-the-victim/
Dimuro, G. (2018). https://allthatsinteresting.com/abigail-folger
https://web.archi...2020-06-0242 minPardon My Enthusiasm6: Polanski Part II, the History and DilemmaPart II, where we get to why Roman Polanski has the sympathy of the public. We'll discuss a film before his two big events and a film after.
Can you separate the man and the art?
References
Brockes, Emma. (2013). Samantha Geimer on Roman Polanski: 'We email a little bit'. The Guardian. Retrieved from https://www.theguardian.com/film/2013/sep/18/samantha-geimer-roman-polanski-unlawful-sex-email
Mazierska, E. (2005). The Autobiographical Effect in the Cinema of Roman Polanski. Film Criticism, 29(3), 28–45.
Thomas Doherty. (2008). Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired Jeffery Levy-Hinte Lila Yacoub Mirina Zenovich Marina Zenovich Joe Bini Peter G. Morgan. Cinéaste, 34(1), 53.
The Girl: A Life in the...2020-05-2650 minPardon My Enthusiasm5: Polanski, a Decorated AbuserRoman Polanski is known for his films, as an Acadamy Award winner, the widower to Sharon Tate who was murdered by the Manson Family; but why don't we know about his crimes against minor(s)?
This is part one, where we discuss the people involved in the case that had Polanski flee the United States in order to avoid the consequences.
References
Brockes, Emma. (2013). Samantha Geimer on Roman Polanski: 'We email a little bit'. The Guardian. Retrieved from https://www.theguardian.com/film/2013/sep/18/samantha-geimer-roman-polanski-unlawful-sex-email
Mazierska, E. (2005). The Autobiographical Effect in the Cinema of Roman Polanski. Film Criticism, 29(3), 28–45.
Thomas Doherty. (2008). Ro...2020-05-1941 minPardon My Enthusiasm4: Lady of the Dunes, Celebrity DoeThe Lady of the Dunes is the name given to an unidentified body found in Provincetown, Massachusetts in 1974.
What was the crime? Why is she so famous?
Was she in Jaws (1975)?
Let's take a look.
References
Ann Bragg, M. (2012, March 2). Police to quiz Bulger on “Lady in the Dunes.” Cape Cod Times (Hyannis, MA).
LoSchiavo, L. (2019). Lady of the Dunes: A Cold Case. Pennsylvania Literary Journal (2151-3066), 11(1), 301.
NICK PRITCHARD. (2018). Was this Jaws extra murdered Lady of the Dunes? Sun, The, 34,35.
file:///Users/damarismontufar/Documents/Documents/Damaris/PODCAST/Completed/4%20LadyoftheDunes/_Lady_in_the_Dunes_New_fa.htm (file:///Users/damarismontufar/Documents/Docu...2020-05-1219 minPardon My Enthusiasm3: Borden, Murderer or Icon?Lizzie Borden took an ax and gave our culture a lot of weird stuff to mac on.
This week, we take a look at the American classic Borden murders. We will be taking a small look into Lizzie's psychological state, the theories behind who and why, and of course, how the media ran with it.
Over 100 years later and Lizzie's life is still a present influence in film and media.
References
Booth, R. (2013). Vengeful Daughter How Lizzie Borden got away with murder. American History, 47(6), 46.
Walters, C. (2014). Rumors, Lies and Alibis: How Newspapers Sensationalized the Lizzie Borden Murder Case, August 1892-June 1893...2020-05-0537 minPardon My Enthusiasm2: Folie à Deux, Two Can be as Bad as OneFolie à Deux, the insanity of two.
We will be examining the different aspects of this rare syndrome, the possibility of the "silent" Gibbson twins having it, and how it sparks the topic of false memories in our community.
References
Gbyl, K., & Jørgensen, M. B. (2018). A case of Capgras syndrome and folie à duex in monozygotic twins. Neurocase, 24(3), 175–179.
Francois, D., Bander, E., D’Agostino, M., Swinburne, A., Broderick, L., Grody, M. B., & Salajegheh, A. (2017). Folie à Deux in Monozygotic Twins with Cerebral Palsy. Clinical Schizophrenia & Related Psychoses, 11(1), 61–64.
G. Thomas Couser. (2003). Identity, Identicality, and Life Writing: Telling (The Silent) Twins Apart. 26(2), 243–260.2020-04-2829 min
Pardon My Enthusiasm1: Chubbuck, a Pioneer?Christine Chubbuck, the first person to attempt suicide on live TV. We'll examine her life, her impact on media, and the history of suicide captured on film.
References
Pridmore, S., & Walter, G. (2013). The Predicaments of People Whose Suicide was Captured on Film. The Malaysian journal of medical sciences: MJMS, 20(4), 64–70.
Stratton, J. (2020). Death and the Spectacle in Television and Social Media. Television & New Media, 21(1), 3.
Harrod, H. (2016). Why the story of TV’s first live suicide must be told; Two films about the shocking death of anchorwoman Christine Chubbuck ask important questions about our attitude to salacious news. Sunday Telegraph (London, England).
Quinn...2020-04-2133 minPardon My EnthusiasmPreview: Pardon My EnthusiasmWelcome to Pardon My Enthusiasm: A Horror Podcast.2020-04-2000 min