Episode 65 - USA: Lawman Dallas Stoudenmire & The ”Four Dead in Five Seconds” Gunfight
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07/24/23
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We're back in 1881 for this week's episode, but this time we're headed south to the Wild West to talk about the hot-tempered, gun totin' Dallas Stoudenmire. His take no shit, 'f*** around and find out' attitude made him the perfect candidate for the new Town Marshal position in the violent, chaotic town of El Paso, Texas. The formidable Dallas Stoudenmire robbed people of their dignity and sometimes even their lives, but he also robbed El Paso of its violent crime.
Join us for the wild ride that is the life of Dallas Stoudenmire, and the chaos, crime, and of course the gunfights, that surrounded this lawman of the Old West.Please rate, review, and subscribe wherever you're listening!
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MMM Case #7 - MYSTERIOUS - Patricia Carpenter
July 21, 2023
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Patricia “Trish” Carpenter was beautiful, happy, sweet, and funny. She was a promising 14-year-old with a loving family and a beautiful baby boy named Dakota. She had a great life ahead of her that was tragically taken. On the morning of September 25, 1992, construction workers arriving for their shift discovered Trish's lifeless body “wedged very tightly, head-first, into a pit" on the Toronto construction site.
It seems everyone except for law enforcement thought her death was suspicious. In a pattern we've seen too many times with indigenous women and girls, Trish's death was chalked up as accidental and ultimately ruled "undetermined". The construction site where her body was discovered is a busy area; how is it possible that nobody heard or saw anything suspicious that night? Why weren't the "friends" she was with that night questioned further by police? Trish's death leaves everyone, especially her family, with more questions than answers.
If you have any information about the death of Patricia "Trish" Carpenter, who was found dead at a construction site at 205 Yonge Street, Downtown Toronto on the morning of September 25, 1992, please call the Toronto Police at 416-808-2222, Crime Stoppers at 416-222-TIPS (8477), or file a report online.
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This week's episode is about one of Newfoundland’s longest missing person investigations turned murder mystery.
On September 2, 1993, the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary received a call from the mother of Dale Worthman. She wanted to report for son and his girlfriend, Kimberley Lockyer, missing. The couple hadn’t told anyone they were leaving town or given their loved ones or friends a reason that they might be unreachable, and no one had seen them or heard from them since August 27. When police investigated their apartment, it appeared the couple had vanished into thin air. What ensued was a nearly 13 year cold case, a confusing confession, and, like with many murder mysteries, more questions than answers when it comes to the deaths of the "ill-fated lovers" Kimberley Lockyer and Dale Worthman. What really happened that fateful day? And who is responsible?
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