Cold cases, Cults, Murders, Oh My

This week we will be looking into two different unsolved cases. One happened in the air the other took place in 1920 on Wall Street. There is also a synopsis of my book on this episode and I was editing and went ahead and corrected a mistake that I had made. So I hope that you enjoy this week's case and see you next week for a longer episode.

Y'all are in for a ride with this week's episode. Theres a good lady going through some hard times. We have bank robberies, crossdressing.  And a suicide by cops. buckle up for this week's episode. I also want to apologize for the poor quality of this episode. I may be redoing this episode in the future it was that bad.

Hey y’all this week is a fun one. We will be coving dumb laws and dumb criminals. We look at some weird and maybe out dated laws. Along with some criminals that really could have used a little more common sense. So I hope you have fun and get a laugh and even maybe scratch your head a little at these laws and criminals.

This week we will get into the murders of Dean Corll. We will look at how he manipulated two young boys into helping him cover up his crimes. We will also look into his death finally. We will also see what happened to Wayne and David. I want to apologize for the sweet audio. I had to record it on my phone because well my recording app hates me and I couldn’t get it to work today so thank you for listening.

This week we will be looking into a case that is not very well known. This is the case of the Candy Man. Although most people have never heard of him he murdered 27 teenage boys between the ages of 13 to 20. He also had the help of two teenage accomplices. This will be a two-part case. This first episode focuses mostly on the murderer Dean Corll.  Then in part two, we will talk more about the murders. I will also post show notes in the next episode for the second part.