Amy Carlson: Mother God

The Bouncing Ball Killer

The conversation delves into the chilling case of the bouncing ball killer, an unsolved cold case that terrorized LA in the 1960s. The killer's psychological manipulation and the false confession of another individual add layers of complexity to the case. The podcast show update at the end provides insight into the host's plans for future episodes.

Amy Carlson: Mother God

The conversation delves into the disturbing case of a cult led by a woman known as Mother God, who died under bizarre circumstances. The cult's beliefs, practices, and the tragic outcome are explored in detail, shedding light on the dangers of extreme devotion and manipulation.

Netflix "The Crash" with Special Guest Christine Russo to discuss her brother Dom.

The conversation covers the toxic relationship between Dominic and his partner, as well as the misconceptions presented in the documentary. It also delves into Christine's personal relationship with Dominic and the red flags observed in his relationship. The introduction to the Murder Podcast Show and the special guest introduction set the stage for the discussion. The conversation covers the impact of the Netflix movie, the need for privacy at the memorial site, and the establishment of a foundation for underprivileged children. The interviewee expresses concern about the attention and privacy at the memorial site and discusses the impact of the Netflix movie on her family. Additionally, she shares plans to establish a foundation to support underprivileged children.

Tragedy in Ashland: Shawn Grate

Most serial killers don’t announce themselves with snarls—they smile, offer help, and hide a monster beneath a charming exterior. Sean Great was that kind of predator: seemingly charismatic, but driven by pure evil. In this chilling episode, we uncover how he transformed a quiet Ohio neighborhood into a house of horrors and manipulated innocence into a deadly game of control and murder.

Tragedy in Houston: Andrea Yates

The conversation delves into the tragic story of Andrea Yates, a mother who suffered from severe postpartum psychosis and the devastating consequences of her mental illness. It also explores the influence of religious beliefs and the impact of ideological pressure on family dynamics. The Andrea Yates case sheds light on the tragic consequences of postpartum psychosis, the intersection of severe psychosis, rigid religious expectations, and ignored medical warnings, and the ongoing debate surrounding the case. It also highlights the importance of public awareness, advocacy, and the need for better support and treatment for postpartum mental health conditions.