Each week on the It's Murder, Y'all podcast, we're going to bring you lesser-known true crime cases from the Deep South. And if you like your southern true crime with a side of millennial pop culture references, ADHD-induced tangents, and a tasteful amount of spicy language, then this podcast is for you!

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Each week on the It's Murder, Y'all podcast, we're going to bring you lesser-known true crime cases from the Deep South. And if you like your southern true crime with a side of millennial pop culture references, ADHD-induced tangents, and a tasteful amount of spicy language, then this podcast is for you!
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Recent Episodes

October 31, 2025
Ep 49 - A Halloween Murder
<p>For most, Halloween night means ghosts and goblins, tricks and treats. But for Myrtle Morgan, Halloween 1953 brought a real-life horror no one has ever been able to explain.</p><p><strong>Come Follow Us on Instagram: @itsmurderyall</strong></p><p><strong>Donate to the "Buy Rob a Mic That Doesn't Suck Fund": @itsmurderyall on Venmo</strong></p><p><br></p><p><strong>Sources</strong></p><p>Inspiration: Reddit post by TheBonesofAutumn - https://www.reddit.com/r/UnresolvedMysteries/comments/1kfq5vw/on_october_31_1953_60yearold_myrtle_morgan_was/</p><p>FindaGrave.com - Myrtle Samples Morgan</p><p>AP. (1953, November 1). Chattanooga woman slain by intruder. The Knoxville News-Sentinel.</p><p>Corliss, A. (1953, November 1). Woman slain in her home; fiend hunted. Chattanooga Daily Times.</p><p>Corliss, A. (1953, November 2). Wound is mystery. Chattanooga Daily Times.</p><p>Pennington, C. (1953, November 4). Neighbor jailed, questioned in slaying of Mrs. Morgan. Chattanooga Daily Times. </p><p>Corliss, A. (1953, November 8). Police put on the spot. Chattanooga Daily Times.</p><p>Staff. (1953, November 12). Murder suspect absolved, freed. Chattanooga Daily Times.</p><p>UP. (1953, December 26). Chattanooga has epidemic of attacks. The Durham Sun.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p><p><br></p><p><br></p>

July 27, 2025
Ep 48 - The Samford Debate Team Murder
<p>When a handsome young college student is found brutally murdered in his apartment, no one could imagine who could have done it. And when they found out who done it... no one could believe it.</p><p><strong>Come follow us on IG: @itsmurderyall</strong></p><p><br></p><p><strong>Sources</strong></p><p>Unsolved Mysteries Wiki </p><p>Slagle v State – Court of Criminal Appeals of AL – 1992 </p><p>William Slagle – Wikipedia</p><p>Crime Historian: The Debate Coach & His Student</p><p>FindaGrave – Rex Bartely Copeland</p><p>Copeland v Samford University – 1996</p><p>Copeland Award for Top First Round At-Large Team – National Debate Tournament</p><p>Cullen, S., & Wilstach, N. (1989, October 11). Brother seeks Slagle’s frozen assets. The Birmingham News.</p><p>Ross, J.D. (1990, December 4). Grisly video marks day one. Birmingham Post-Herald.</p><p>Patterson, N. (1990, December 7). Coroner supports Slagle defense. Birmingham Post-Herald.</p><p>Ray,L.A., & Faulk, K. (1989, October 8). Slagle’s behavior baffles authorities and his friends alike. The Birmingham News.</p><p>Wilstach, N. (1989, October 7). Copeland’s killing eyed by TV show. The Birmingham News.</p><p>Wilstach,N. (1990, December 4). Shelby coroner tells Slagle trial of blood at murder scene. The Birmingham News.</p><p>Wilstach, N., & Archibald, J. (1989, October 3). Prof’s letter confesses to slaying. The Birmingham News.</p><p>Dean, C.J., & Faulk, K. (1989, September 26). SU debater may have been slain in error. The Birmingham News. </p><p>Wilstach, N. (1990, December 50. Slagle talked about slaying, hair stylist says. The Birmingham News.</p><p>Wilstach, N. (1990, December 5). Slagle’s letters claim slaying was self-defense. The Birmingham News. </p><p>Joynt, S. (1989, October 3). Samford professor hunted in slaying. Birmingham Post-Herald. </p><p>AP. (1991, March 9). Debate coach gets life for killingstudent. The Asheville Times.</p>

March 22, 2025
Ep 47 - Jacksonville Co-Ed Murders
<p>Jacksonville, Alabama is a sleepy little college town located in the foothills of the Appalachian mountains. Bad things don't happen in this kind of town, so when two young women go missing (Linda Faye Croft in 1970 and Rebecca "Becky" Howell in 1982), it turns the campus community upside down.</p><p><strong>Come follow us on IG: @itsmurderyall</strong></p><p><strong>Send us an email: itsmurderyall@gmail.com</strong></p><p><strong>Sources</strong></p><ul><li>FindaGrave.com - Linda Fayce Croft</li><li>The Chanticleer</li><li>Jones, W. (1970, March 2). Strangulation Cited in Slaying of Coed. The Anniston Star. </li><li>Jones, W. (1970, March 26). Murder suspect bound over. The Anniston Star.</li><li>Jones, W. (1970, May 19). Jury told of victim’s note of concern. The Anniston Star.</li><li>Jones, W. (1970, May 22). Harnage gets life sentence. The Anniston Star.</li><li>Harnage v. State – June 13, 1972</li><li>FindaGrave – Rebecca Suzanne Howell</li><li>Murderpedia – James Harvey Callahan</li><li>Uhlman, M., & Duncombe, T. (1982, February 21). Friends saw Rebecca Howell as active, serious, caring. The Anniston Star.</li><li>Mitchell, G. (2009, January 15). James Callahan executed for 1982 rape, murder. TuscaloosaNews.com.</li><li>Duncombe, T. (1982, February 21). Authorities feel murder will be solved. The Anniston Star.</li><li>Gordon, M. (1982, April 11). Jimmy Callahan: A closer look. The Anniston Star.</li><li>White, M. (1982, June 27). Callahan jury calls for death. The Anniston Star.</li><li>White, M. (1982, June 27). How investigators cracked the Becky Howell murder case. The Anniston Star.</li><li>AL.com – Alabama executes man for 1982 murder (Jan 15, 2009)</li></ul><ul><p><br></p></ul>
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