by Intricate Energy Productions
This show isn’t just about Murder. We delve into criminal psychology and behavior, judicial procedures, why cases go cold, how cases are hidden or elevated for public consumption, the business of trials, and it’s effects on culture. Follow us on: IG: idontlikemurderpodcast FB: I Don't Like Murder Twitter: @IntricateEnergy YouTube: Intricate Energy Productions
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May 5, 2023
<p> In today's episode, Rita brings us two heartbreaking cases with an unusual similarity. Conrad Roy dies by suicide on July 13, 2014. Jchandra Brown took her life on May 5, 2019. In each case a person was arrested in connection with their deaths. Tyerell Przybycien plead guilty to child abuse homicide for helping Jchandra hang herself and then filmed the act. Michelle Carter was found guilty of manslaughter for encouraging Conrad to end his life via text messages. We hope to bring awareness to the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline for those in need. Please reach out 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline link: 988lifetime.org or dial 988 Follow us on: Spotify: I Don't Like Murder Twitter @IDLMCrimeShow </p>
May 3, 2023
<p> Welcome to "I don't like murder podcast." In today's episode, we'll be discussing the Delphi murders, a case that has baffled investigators and captured the attention of the nation. On February 13th, 2017, two young girls, Abby Williams and Libby German, went for a walk on the Delphi Historic Trail in Indiana and never returned. Their bodies were found the next day. One of the most interesting aspects of this case is the suspect's ability to hide in plain sight. Despite a massive manhunt and numerous tips, an arrest wasn’t made for more than 5 years. Richard Allen, has been arrested. He was living in the area at the time of the murders and was known to have been in Delphi on the day the girls went missing. He was working at a local pharmacy and living in the area for about 15 years. Thank you for listening to "I don't like murder podcast." We hope this episode shed some light on the Delphi murders and the suspect hiding in plain sight. Stay safe, and don't forget to tune in next time for more true crime stories. </p> <p> </p> <p>Follow us on:</p> <p>Youtube: I Don’t Like Murder Podcast @idontlikemurderpodcast3684 IG: idontlikemurderpodcast FB: I Don't Like Murder Twitter @IDLMCrimeShow</p> <p> </p>
May 2, 2023
<p> enny discusses the murder of sisters, 18-year-old Amina Said and 17-year-old Sarah Said, in 2008. Their father, Yaser Said, was found guilty of capital murder in the 2008 shootings of his teenage daughters. Police say the murders were 'honor killings. This show isn't just about Murder. Jenny and Rita delve into criminal psychology and behavior, judicial procedures, why cases go cold, how cases are hidden or elevated for public consumption, the business of trials and its effects on culture. Each episode we'll discuss an interesting case and invite guests within the judicial system and culture to share their experience and help answer questions. Join us as we go over the details that encompass criminal cases as well as the impact on society. </p> <p>Follow us on:</p> <p>Youtube: I Don’t Like Murder Podcast @idontlikemurderpodcast3684 IG: idontlikemurderpodcast FB: I Don't Like Murder Twitter @IDLMCrimeShow</p> <p> </p>
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This show isn’t just about Murder. We delve into criminal psychology and behavior, judicial procedures, why cases go cold, how cases are hidden or elevated for public consumption, the business of trials, and it’s effects on culture.
Follow us on: IG: idontlikemurderpodcast FB: I Don't Like Murder Twitter: @IntricateEnergy YouTube: Intricate Energy Productions
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