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Crimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 35: The Unabomber’s Legacy: A generation of FearThis episode delves into the life and crimes of Ted Kaczynski, known as the Unabomber. It explores his early life, education, descent into isolation, and the terror he unleashed through a series of bombings. The conversation also covers the psychological experiments he underwent, the evolution of his bombing techniques, the impact of his manifesto, and his eventual arrest and trial. The episode concludes with a reflection on Kaczynski's legacy and the ongoing debate surrounding technology in modern society.TakeawaysTed Kaczynski was born on May 22, 1942, in Chicago, Illinois.2025-05-0944 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 34: From Bullying to Brutality: The Life of a Serial KillerIn this episode, Victoria delves into the chilling case of John Joubert, a serial killer from Nebraska. The podcast explores Joubert's early life, his disturbing fantasies, and the brutal murders he committed as a teenager. The discussion includes the psychological aspects of his behaviour, the investigation that led to his arrest, and the subsequent legal proceedings, including his execution. The episode also touches on the broader implications of the death penalty and the complexities surrounding it.TakeawaysVictoria discusses her fascination with lesser-known serial killers.John Joubert's early life was marked by bullying...2025-04-2531 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryFeature Episode: “Missing on Long Island” The Tragic Stories Behind the Gilgo Beach MurdersSummaryIn this episode, Victoria delves into the chilling case of the Long Island Serial Killer, focusing on the victims and the systemic police corruption that hindered the investigation. The discussion highlights the stories of the victims, the discovery of their remains, and the eventual arrest of Rex Heuermann. She emphasises the need for justice and the importance of recognising the humanity of the victims, rather than blaming them for their circumstances. She also talks about the need for justice for the victims and critiques the societal attitudes towards sex workers.TakeawaysThe Long Island S...2025-04-1143 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 33: "The Angel of Death": The Legacy of a Monster & the Fight for JusticeEpisode 33: "The Angel of Death": The Legacy of a Monster & the Fight for JusticeIn this episode, Victoria delves into the chilling case of Donald Harvey, known as the 'Angel of Death.' She explores his early life, the emergence of his murderous tendencies, and the timeline of his heinous acts while working in healthcare. The podcast provides a detailed account of his victims, the investigation that led to his capture, and his eventual confessions and sentencing. Throughout the episode, Victoria emphasizes the importance of living life to the fullest and the impact of Harvey's actions on the...2025-03-2841 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 32 The Toolbox Killers: A timeline of terrorIn this episode, Victoria delves into the chilling story of the Toolbox Killers, Lawrence Bittaker and Roy Norris, who terrorised Southern California in the late 1970s. The podcast explores their backgrounds, the gruesome details of their crimes, and the eventual capture and trial that followed. With a focus on the psychological aspects of their behaviour, the episode highlights the failures of the justice system that allowed these men to continue their violent spree. Victoria reflects on the impact of their actions on the victims and society, emphasising the need for awareness and understanding of such heinous crimes.TakeawaysThe Toolbox...2025-03-1445 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 31: The Baseline Killer's Impact on Phoenix "Mark Goudeau"Summary
This podcast episode delves into the chilling case of the Baseline Killer, Mark Goudeau, who terrorized Phoenix, Arizona, in the mid-2000s. The host discusses Goudeau's early life, the timeline of his crimes, the victims, the challenges faced by law enforcement during the investigation, and the eventual arrest and trial of Goudeau. The episode highlights the impact of his actions on the community and reflects on the complexities of understanding a serial killer's motivations.
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The Baseline Killer operated in Phoenix during 2005-2006.2025-01-2433 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 30 "Inside the Mind of the Toy Box Killer": How He Got Away With ItIn this episode, Victoria delves into the chilling case of David Parker Ray, known as the Toy Box Killer. The podcast explores Ray's early life, influences, and the horrific crimes he committed, including kidnapping, torture, and sexual assault. The discussion highlights the role of his accomplices, the details of his torture chamber, and the harrowing escape of one of his victims, Cynthia Vigil. The episode concludes with the legal proceedings against Ray and his eventual death in prison, leaving many questions unanswered about his numerous suspected victims.TakeawaysDavid Parker Ray was known as the Toy Box...2025-01-1039 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 29: Inside the Mind of Jeffrey Dahmer #truecrimepodcast #crimegenre #truecrimecommunityPart 1 discusses the life and crimes of Jeffrey Dahmer, exploring his early childhood, psychological development, and the series of murders he committed. The host discusses Dahmer's background, the influences that shaped his behavior, and the chilling details of his criminal activities, including his first murder and the escalation of his violent acts. The episode also touches on the societal and familial factors that may have contributed to his actions, as well as the failures of law enforcement in addressing his crimes.
Part 2 of the episode delves into the chilling story of Jeffrey Dahmer, exploring his early life, the escalation...2024-12-2756 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryFollow-up Episode: "The Dark Legacy of the Menendez Brothers"This follow up episode delves into the complex case of the Menendez brothers, exploring their background, the brutal murder of their parents, the subsequent arrests, and the legal battles that followed. The conversation highlights the psychological aspects of the case, the role of therapy, and the public's perception of the brothers throughout their trials. It also discusses the implications of their actions, the motivations behind the murders, and the ongoing debate about their re-sentencing.
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The Menendez brothers were involved in a highly publicized murder case.
Their actions were influenced by a troubled family background.
The case raised questions...2024-12-1355 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 28: "Evil Runs in the Family: The Hillside Stranglers"This podcast episode delves into the chilling story of the Hillside Stranglers, a duo of serial killers, Angelo Buono and Kenneth Bianchi, who terrorized Los Angeles in the late 1970s. The host explores their backgrounds, the formation of their deadly partnership, the victims they targeted, the investigation that led to their capture, and the subsequent trial and sentencing. The episode highlights the disturbing nature of their crimes and the impact on the victims' families, as well as the legacy of their actions.
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The Hillside Stranglers were a duo...2024-11-1548 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 27: "The FBI's Hunt for the I-95 Killer - Gary Ray Bowles"Summary
This podcast episode delves into the chilling story of Gary Ray Bowles, known as the I-95 killer, who murdered several men along the I-95 corridor in the 1990s. The host discusses Bowles' troubled childhood, his violent relationships, and the series of brutal murders he committed, highlighting the psychological factors that contributed to his criminal behavior. The episode also covers the investigation, the involvement of the FBI, and the eventual trial and execution of Bowles, providing a comprehensive overview of this true crime case.
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2024-11-0146 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 26: "The Chilling Crimes of Christopher Wilder" #truecrimepodcast #serialkillerdocumentarySummary
This podcast episode delves into the chilling life and crimes of Christopher Wilder, a serial killer known for his predatory behaviour towards young women. The host discusses Wilder's early life, his criminal activities, and the impact on his victims and survivors. The episode also highlights the failures of the justice system in apprehending him and the ongoing search for justice for his suspected victims.
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Familicide is a gruesome crime where a family member kills their own family.
Christopher Wilder, though less known than Bundy or Gacy, was equally vile.
Wilder's early life showed signs of a dark...2024-10-1846 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryBonus Episode: "Unravelling the Menendez Brothers Case"Summary
This podcast episode delves into the complex and tragic case of the Menendez brothers, Erik and Lyle, who murdered their parents, Jose and Kitty Menendez, in 1989. The discussion covers the brothers' backgrounds, their family dynamics, the events leading up to the murders, and the subsequent trials. The host shares personal opinions on the motivations behind the murders, including themes of abuse, greed, and the psychological impact of their upbringing. The episode also reflects on the societal perceptions of the case and the legal proceedings that followed.
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The Menendez brothers' case is a complex mix of family dynamics...2024-10-0449 min
Crimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 25: The Forgotten Victims of Richard Cottingham "The Torso Killer"Summary
In this episode, Vic shifts the focus from the serial killer, Richard Cottingham, to the victims of his heinous crimes. Cottingham, known as the Torso Killer, committed a series of brutal murders across New York and New Jersey, often targeting young women. The podcast delves into the backgrounds and tragic stories of each victim, highlighting the escalation of violence in Cottingham's actions over time. The episode concludes with a reflection on Cottingham's eventual arrest and the ongoing impact of his crimes on the victims' families and society.
Takeaways
The podcast aims to focus more on the victims rather...2024-09-2043 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 24: The Vile Crimes of Rodney Alcala, the Dating Game KillerRodney Alcala, also known as the Dating Game Killer, was a vile and violent serial killer who targeted women and children. He was responsible for multiple murders and sexual assaults across different states in the USA. His crimes included rape, strangulation, and brutal beatings. Alcala appeared on The Dating Game show and was chosen as the winner, but the date never happened due to the contestant's intuition about his creepy behaviour. He was eventually convicted and sentenced to death, but died of natural causes while on death row.
Rodney Alcala, also known as the Dating Game Killer, was a...2024-09-0641 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 23: The Boston Strangler: "A Case of Multiple Killers?"Summary
In this episode, Vic discusses the case of Albert DeSalvo, also known as the Boston Strangler. Vic explores the controversy surrounding DeSalvo's guilt or innocence and shares their personal observations. DeSalvo was never found guilty of the Boston Strangler murders due to a lack of evidence, but he confessed to being the killer. Vic delves into DeSalvo's troubled childhood, his criminal history, and the details of the murders. They also discuss the possibility of another serial killer being involved and the connection to the Green Man crimes. The episode concludes with DeSalvo's arrest, trial, and eventual death in...2024-08-2354 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 22: From Troubled Childhood to Serial Killer: The Life of Derek Todd LeeThis episode covers the story of Derek Todd Lee, also known as the Baton Rouge Strangler, a serial killer in Louisiana. The host discusses Lee's troubled childhood, his escalating criminal behaviour, and the murders he committed. The police initially overlooked him as a suspect, but eventually, DNA evidence linked him to the crimes. Lee was convicted of two murders and sentenced to life in prison and death. He died in 2016 from heart disease.
Takeaways
Derek Todd Lee, also known as the Baton Rouge Strangler, was a serial killer in Louisiana.
Lee had a troubled childhood and exhibited escalating criminal...2024-08-0949 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 21: The Twisted Mind of Jerry Brudos: A Tale of Shoe Fetish and MurderSummary
Jerry Brudos, also known as the Shoe Fetish Slayer, was a serial killer with a disturbing obsession with shoes and women's underwear. He was abused by his mother and developed a shoe fetish at a young age. He would stalk and photograph women, and eventually escalated to kidnapping, raping, and murdering them. Brudos would dress the bodies in lingerie and shoes, engage in necrophilia, and take photographs. He was eventually caught after attempting to abduct two women, and his wife was briefly suspected of being an accomplice. Brudos was sentenced to life in prison and died in 2006.
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...2024-07-2648 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 20: Unmasking the Monster "The Life and Crimes of Ted Bundy"Summary
In this first part of the episode, the host discusses the life and crimes of Ted Bundy, one of the most well-known serial killers. The host provides background information on Bundy's childhood, including the family secret that shaped his worldview. The episode covers Bundy's college years, his relationships with women, and his descent into violence. The host also discusses Bundy's known victims, their backgrounds, and the brutal nature of their murders. The episode ends with the ongoing investigation into his crimes.
In part two of the episode on Ted Bundy, the discussion focuses on the period after Bundy's...2024-07-121h 09Crimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 19: "The Disturbing Story of Robert Berdella, the Kansas City Butcher"Summary
In this episode, Vic discusses the case of Robert Berdella, also known as the Kansas City Butcher, a serial killer who kidnapped, raped, and tortured six men. Vic warns listeners about the graphic and disturbing content of the episode and shares details about Berdella's childhood, his interest in art and antiques, and his descent into drug abuse and animal torture. Vic provides a detailed account of each of Berdella's victims and the gruesome acts he committed against them. The episode concludes with Berdella's arrest, conviction, and eventual death from a heart attack.
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Robert Berdella, also known as...2024-06-2852 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 18: The Troubled Childhood of Serial Killer "John Eric Armstrong"Summary
This episode of the podcast covers the story of John Eric Armstrong, a serial killer from Detroit, Michigan. Armstrong targeted sex workers as his victims, taking advantage of their vulnerability and the difficulty in identifying them when they go missing. He was arrested fairly early in his killing spree and did not gain much notoriety in the press. Armstrong confessed to killing at least five women, but claimed to have killed more in different parts of the world. He was convicted of first-degree murder for one of his victims and pleaded guilty to second-degree murder for the others...2024-06-1435 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 17: Unveiling the Dark Legacy of Joel Rifkin: A Podcast ExplorationSummary
In this podcast episode, Vic discusses the case of Joel Rifkin, one of New York's most notorious serial killers. She provides background information on his childhood and the factors that may have contributed to his violent tendencies. Vic goes into detail about each of his known victims and the methods he used to kill and dispose of their bodies. She also highlights the lack of attention given to missing and murdered sex workers by law enforcement at the time. Joel Rifkin was eventually caught and convicted of multiple murders, receiving a sentence of 183 years in prison.
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Joel...2024-05-3145 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 16: "The Cleveland Strangler:" Marginalized Victims and Police NegligenceSummary
In this episode, Vic discusses the case of Anthony Sowell, also known as the Cleveland Strangler, who was responsible for the murders of 11 women in Ohio. Vic expresses outrage at the treatment of the victims, who were often marginalized and ignored by society and the police. The episode provides details about Sowell's upbringing, his time in the Marines, his criminal activities, and the missed opportunities by law enforcement to catch him. The victims are remembered and their stories are shared. Sowell was eventually arrested, convicted, and sentenced to death, but he died in 2021 due to an unspecified terminal...2024-05-1742 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 15: The Chilling Tale of John Wayne Gacy "The Killer Clown"Summary
In this episode, Victoria shares some personal details about herself before diving into the story of John Wayne Gacy, a serial killer from Illinois. She discusses Gacy's troubled childhood, his abusive father, and his own experiences of abuse. Victoria explores Gacy's criminal activities, including his modus operandi and the locations where he found his victims. She also delves into the investigation, trial, and eventual conviction of Gacy, highlighting the missed opportunities by law enforcement. The episode concludes with Gacy's execution and Victoria's thoughts on his crimes.
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Victoria shares personal details about herself before diving into the story...2024-05-0345 min
Crimes from the Peanut GalleryTonights episode!!!Episode 15 launches tonight qt 6pm! In this Episode I discuss John Wayne Gacy's troubled childhood, his abusive father, and his own experience of violence. I delve into the investigation, trial and eventually his conviction. Go and watch on your favourite podcast platform2024-05-0300 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 14: Eddie Gein "The Butcher of Plainfield"Episode 14 of the podcast covers the disturbing true crime case of Edward Theodore Gain, also known as Eddie or the Butcher of Plainfield. Eddie was born in La Crosse, Wisconsin in 1906 and had a troubled upbringing under the domineering and fanatical beliefs of his mother Augusta. After the deaths of his father and brother, Eddie lived alone with his mother until her death in 1945. He then began a series of gruesome acts, including grave robbing and creating items from human body parts. Eddie was eventually arrested and found to be mentally incompetent to stand trial. He spent the rest...2024-04-1944 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 13: Edmund Kemper "The Co-Ed Killer"Summary
This episode covers the life and crimes of Edmund Kemper, a notorious serial killer known as the Co-Ed Killer. It explores his troubled childhood, strained relationship with his mother, and the escalation of his violent fantasies. The episode delves into the details of his eight murders and his subsequent arrest, trial, and life imprisonment. It also highlights Kemper's interviews with FBI agents and his reputation as a model prisoner.
Takeaways
Edmund Kemper's troubled childhood and strained relationship with his mother played a significant...2024-04-0552 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 12; Gary Ridgway "The Green River Killer"Summary
In this podcast episode, the host discusses the case of Gary Ridgway, also known as the Green River Killer. The episode covers Ridgway's childhood, troubled relationship with his mother, marriages, and religious beliefs. The host explores the beginnings of Ridgway's killings and the investigation by a task force led by Detective Tom Jensen. The episode also delves into the mistakes made during the investigation and Ted Bundy's involvement. The renewed investigation in the early 2000s, DNA evidence, Ridgway's arrest, and confession are discussed. The episode concludes with Ridgway's sentencing and the closure of...2024-03-221h 02Crimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 11: Dennis Rader "BTK"Summary
This podcast covers the life and crimes of Dennis Rader, also known as BTK. Rader had sadistic fantasies from a young age and desired power and control over women. He led a seemingly normal life, working various jobs and even serving in the military. However, he acted on his fantasies and committed a series of brutal murders, often targeting families. Rader communicated with the media, using the nickname BTK, and sent letters and items to taunt the police. He was eventually arrested, confessed to his crimes, and received multiple life sentences.
2024-03-0850 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryHere a description of tonight's episodeNew episode tonight at 6pm where I talk about the serial killer BTK. Tune in!!2024-03-0800 min
Crimes from the Peanut GalleryTrailer for Episode 11!!New episode releasing next Friday at 6pm!! On this episode I will be talking about Dennis Rader, otherwise known as BTK. This episode will look at his childhood, his marriage, his victims and his need for recognition!! If you haven't watched the other episodes, go and watch now!!!
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Crimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 10: Joseph DuncanSummary
This episode covers the disturbing case of Joseph Edward Duncan III, a serial killer and child molester. The conversation delves into his childhood, early crimes, and the murders he committed. It also explores the kidnapping and abuse of Shasta and Dylan Groene, as well as the legal proceedings and sentencing that followed. The episode concludes with a discussion of Duncan's legacy and his eventual death.
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Joseph Edward Duncan III was a serial killer and child molester who committed heinous crimes against children.2024-02-2345 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryNew Episode releases at 6pm tomorrow night!!New episode from @CrimesFromThePeanutGallery is available from 6pm tomorrow night!!! 2024-02-2201 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 9: Henry Lee Lucas "The Confession Killer"Summary
This episode covers the life and crimes of serial killer Henry Lee Lucas. It explores his traumatic childhood, his criminal activities, and his relationship with fellow serial killer Otis Tool. The episode delves into the murders of Becky Powell and Kate Rich, as well as Henry's confessions and the controversies surrounding them. It also discusses the victims Henry was convicted of and the suspected victims he may have been involved with. The episode concludes with Henry's death and the lingering questions surrounding his crimes.
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Crimes from the Peanut GallerySneak Peek at Episode 9 (releasing at 6pm tonight!!)Sneak Peek at Episode 9: Henry's manipulation of Becky Powell #truecrime #truecrimestory #truecrimepodcasts #truecrimepodcast #crimesfromthepeanutgallery #newpodcast #newpodcastalert #newepisode #newpodcaster #crime #truecrimetiktok #truecrimecommunity #crimepodcast #newtruecrimepodcast #newtruecrimeepisode #lovetruecrime #confessionkiller #serialkillerstories #serialkiller #henryleelucas
2024-02-0800 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 8: Lonnie Franklin "The Grim Sleeper"Summary
This podcast episode covers the case of Lonnie Franklin Jr., also known as the Grim Sleeper, a serial killer in California. The host shares a personal connection to California and introduces Lonnie Franklin Jr. and his nickname. The conversation explores other serial killers active in Los Angeles at the time and provides limited information about Lonnie's childhood. The host discusses Lonnie's army service and a rape incident, as well as his marriage and family life. The first known murder and the police investigation are detailed, highlighting police neglect and racial stereotypes. The host...2024-01-1943 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 7: Michael Ross "The Roadside Strangler"Summary
This episode covers the life and crimes of Michael Bruce Ross, a serial killer known as the Roadside Strangler. Ross confessed to murdering eight women between 1981 and 1984, and he was the first and only person executed in Connecticut in 2005. The conversation explores Ross's troubled childhood, his college years, and the escalation of his violent crimes. It also delves into his mental health issues and the legal proceedings surrounding his case. The episode concludes by highlighting the importance of remembering and honoring the victims.
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Crimes from the Peanut GallerySneak Peek at Episode 7! Releasing tomorrow at 6pm!This episode covers the life and crimes of Michael Bruce Ross, a serial killer known as the Roadside Strangler. Ross confessed to murdering eight women between 1981 and 1984, and he was the first and only person executed in Connecticut in 2005. The conversation explores Ross's troubled childhood, his college years, and the escalation of his violent crimes. It also delves into his mental health issues and the legal proceedings surrounding his case. The episode concludes by highlighting the importance of remembering and honouring the victims.
2024-01-0400 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 6: Ronald Gene SimmonsSummary
This podcast covers the case of Ronald Gene Simmons, a mass murderer who killed 14 members of his family in Arkansas in 1987. The chapters explore Ronald's troubled childhood, his military service and marriage, the move to Mockingbird Hill, the incestuous relationship with his daughter, motives for the killings, the slaughter of the family, the trials and sentencing, and Becky's letter before Ronald's execution.
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Ronald Gene Simmons was a mass murderer who killed 16 members of his family in Arkansas in 1987.
His troubled...2023-12-2245 minCrimes from the Peanut GallerySneak Peek at tomorrow's episodeTomorrow's episode drops at 6pm, this week This podcast covers the case of Ronald Gene Simmons, a mass murderer who killed 14 members of his family in Arkansas in 1987. Tune in tomorrow!!2023-12-2101 minCrimes from the Peanut GallerySneak peek at Episode 5!!In case you haven't watched episode 5, here is a sneak peek! Go catch up on all episodes over the break 2023-12-1900 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryCrimes from the Peanut Gallery (Trailer)2023-12-1700 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 5: Robert Hansen "The Butcher Baker"Summary
This podcast covers the story of Robert Hanson, a serial killer known as the Butcher Baker, who terrorized women in Alaska. The podcast explores his childhood, early signs of violence, and his fascination with hunting and bakeries. It delves into his military service, arrests, and early crimes, as well as the increased violence and police suspicions surrounding him. The podcast highlights the kidnapping and torture of Cindy Paulson, the investigation and arrest of Hanson, and the discovery of evidence leading to his confession. It concludes with the sentencing and death of Hanson, and...2023-12-0850 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 2: Donald Henry Gaskins Part 1Summary
This episode of Crimes from the Peanut Gallery covers the life and crimes of Donald Henry Gaskins, one of the most sadistic and prolific serial killers in South Carolina's history. The episode delves into Gaskins' horrendous childhood, including abuse and sexual assault, which likely contributed to his violent tendencies. It explores his early criminal activities, his time in reform school and prison, and his multiple escapes. The episode also discusses Gaskins' marriages and his return to a life of crime after each release. The episode concludes with a timeline of Gaskins' confirmed murders...2023-12-0733 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 3: Danny RollingSummary
This podcast episode covers the life and crimes of Danny Rowling, also known as the Gainesville Ripper. Danny had a horrifically abusive childhood and developed a fascination with peeping on others. He joined the military but struggled with drug use and maintaining a job. In 1989, he murdered three people in Shreveport before moving to Gainesville, where he committed a series of brutal murders. The police investigation led to his arrest, and he was sentenced to death. Rowling was executed in 2006.
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Danny Rowling...2023-12-0744 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 4: Daniel Lee SiebertEpisode 4: Daniel Lee Siebert
This podcast episode covers the life and crimes of Daniel Lee Siebert, a serial killer from Alabama. The episode begins with an introduction to the podcast and a warning about the graphic content. It then delves into Daniel's background, including his troubled childhood and family life. The episode explores Daniel's troubled adolescence and his life as an adult, including his criminal behavior and drug addiction. The episode then details Daniel's first murders and the subsequent killings of Linda Odom, Sherry Weathers, Linda Jarman, and Cheryl Evans. The episode concludes with Daniel's confessions, convictions, and eventual...2023-12-0741 minCrimes from the Peanut GallerySneak Peek at Episode 4Sneak Peek at this week's episode!! Can you guess which serial killer or state I am talking about!!?? New Episode releases this Friday at 6pm2023-11-2100 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryWho inspired the Scream Movies?!For my new episode, come find out what serial killer inspired the scream movies!! New episode launching Friday at 6pm, tune in and don't miss out!!2023-11-0601 min
Crimes from the Peanut GalleryBonus Halloween EpisodeSummary
This bonus episode covers the murder of Martha Moxley, a 15-year-old girl who was killed in a small town in Connecticut. The episode explores the exclusive gated community of Bellhaven where Martha's family had recently moved, the events of Martha's last night, the twists and turns in the investigation, and the suspects involved, including Tommy Skakel, Ken Littleton, and Michael Skakel. The episode also delves into the arrest, trial, challenges, and appeals in the case, ultimately leading to Michael Skakel's conviction, subsequent reversals, and the lack of sufficient evidence to retry him. The...2023-10-3136 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 2: Donald Henry Gaskins Part 2Summary
This episode delves into the life of Donald Gaskins, a notorious serial killer. It explores his early years in Sumter, South Carolina, and the development of his violent tendencies. The conversation covers his coastal killings and serious murders, as well as his changing methods of killing. The episode also discusses his arrest, confessions, and the discovery of his victims' bodies. It concludes with Gaskins' execution and the impact of his crimes.
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Donald Gaskins' troubled childhood and experiences shaped his violent tendencies.
2023-10-3133 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 2 is ready!!Episode 2 is ready! Find out what state I choose this time. There is a fantastic competition in the Q&A section of the podcast. Answer correctly and you'll get a prize2023-10-2900 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryWhat murder will I be talking about for my bonus episode??I want you guys to tell me what you think I am going to be discussing for my bonus episode?? I'll give you one hint, it's not a serial killer!! But another hint would be its being released on Halloween 🎃2023-10-2200 minCrimes from the Peanut GalleryJust a Reminder to watch part 2!!Hey guys! I want you to watch or listen to part 2 of Episode 1 as it gives a great conclusion and what happens to Henry Louis Wallace@ Enjoy guys, working on Episode 2 as we speak and also a BONUS episode 2023-10-2000 minCrimes from the Peanut GallerySneak Peek at Episode 2Hey Guys!! I am currently doing Episode 2 and this is a sneak peek at the next serial killer! Can you guess what state I have picked? 2023-10-1901 min
Crimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 1: Henry Louis Wallace (Part 2)Summary
This episode covers the investigation, arrest, confession, trial, and aftermath of the Henry Louis Wallace case. The investigation faced criticism for taking a long time to identify the killer, with concerns raised about racial and socioeconomic biases. The arrest of Wallace came after the police connected him to the victims through various means. Wallace confessed to 10 murders in Charlotte and one in South Carolina, providing gruesome details of his crimes. He was convicted of nine murders and sentenced to death. Appeals to overturn the conviction were unsuccessful.
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Crimes from the Peanut GalleryEpisode 1: Henry Louis Wallace (Part 1)Summary
In this episode, Vic introduces her podcast and the concept behind it. She discusses the childhood and background of Henry Louis Wallace, the serial killer she will be focusing on. Vic explores the abuse and traumatic events that shaped Henry's life, including witnessing a gang rape and experiencing neglect and violence at home. She also delves into Henry's high school experience, his time in the Navy, and his criminal behavior. Vic highlights the missed opportunities by law enforcement to connect Henry to the murders. She concludes with the discovery of Henry's connection to...2023-10-1329 min
Crimes from the Peanut GalleryCrimes from the Peanut Gallery Preview of Episode 1!!!A new podcast called Crimes from The Peanut Gallery, explores serial killers from each of the USA states. Podcast looks at the crimes, investigations and the outcomes of what happened!!
Here's a sneak peek at Episode 1!!! Titled "A Chilling Encounter!!"
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Crimes from the Peanut GalleryCrimes from the Peanut Gallery Intro !!!New Podcast called Crimes from the Peanut Gallery Launching on Friday the 13th!!!
True Podcast which will explore serial killers from each state in the USA. 2023-10-0800 min
Your Brand, Your StoryAuthentic Conversations with Atty Alfe RoderAtty. Alfe Ladao-Roder is a Filipina who was born in Davao City, Philippines.
She is currently the Director of Australian Migration Law and Visa Avenue Pty Ltd. and also a legal counsel at Augustine and Co Immigration Lawyers in Melbourne, Victoria.
She was admitted to the legal profession as a Lawyer in the Supreme Court of Queensland in 2015 after completing her Australian law studies and Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice at Bond University, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
She also took up Juris Doctor at Bond University and completed in 2013.
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