Grinding true crime

Audrey Marie Hilley

Marie grew up in a tough time in a tough marriage. But she would settle down and would have a family. But she would grow to have a unlikely obsession of murder. Find out exactly what led to it and her kill count. This story is full of twists!!!

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Bobby Joe Maxwell ”The Skid row Stabber”

In this true crime story listen as we describe our second story from Skid row Los Angeles. And the crazy twists and turns that will make you think what's wrong with our justice system and will have you contemplating the law enforcement and local government not only in this story but in your city as well.

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Manling Williams

The 32-year-old woman sobbed and shook as Pomona Superior Court Judge Robert Martinez handed down the sentence for the Aug. 7, 2007 murders of her husband, Neal Williams, 27, and their sons Devon, 7, and Ian, 3, at the family's condominium in the 18200 block of Camino Bello.

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The Ice Man

Richard Leonard Kuklinski was engaged in criminal activities for most of his adult life; he ran a burglary ring and distributed pirated pornography. He committed at least five murders between 1980 and 1984. Prosecutors described him as someone who killed for profit. Kuklinski lived with his wife and children in the New Jersey suburb of Dumont. They knew him as a loving father and husband, although one who also had a violent temper. They stated that they were unaware of his crimes. He was given the moniker Iceman by authorities after they discovered that he had frozen the body of one of his victims in an attempt to disguise the time of death.

 

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Joseph Edward Duncan ” Hell has a special place for him ”

Joseph wrote about his escapades and he recorded the things he did. To fulfil his fantasies and his disgusting behaviors. From an early age Duncan was on a path of destruction. Join us as we follow and tell the horrific true crime story of how he became who he did and the things he got away with til he was finally caught. 

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Live Show Replay 5/28/23 Karl Denke

In this episode we discuss a variety of things from the Karl Denke case to the paranormal as we talk and intereact with the listeners. 

”To Protect and Serve” Gerard John Schaefer

In this case we talk about a police officer that abused his rank and position to prey on young women on and off the clock. Hitch hikers in the late 60s and early 70s were under attack by predators who they themselves by being trusting were easy targets unfortunately and the police were bigtime Johnsons by not investigating due to their beliefs these teenagers or young adults were runaways or prostitutes.  Join us we tell the true crime story and discuss with you our opinions and more.
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John Wayne Glover Grandma Killer

All his victims were strangers, except the last one. He was also charged with attempted murder, indecent assault, robbery with wounding and assault and robbery. He had a long history of teenage delinquency, lying, stealing, "Peeping Tom" activity as well as assault, both in the UK where he grew up, then in Melbourne where he worked, before moving to Sydney. Described as the anger retaliatory-type predator and narcissast, he struck everyone as being so "normal" (most psychopaths do), he was a "hail fellow, well met" type, and was married with two daughters.

Stanley Ford ( A burning Rage )

Some of the most honest and upstanding people could turn into the worst monsters.  Never judge a book by its cover. As we will learn in the true crime episode of Stanley Ford.  Evil knows no limits. And unfortunately alot of people will pay the price.

 

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Replay of the live show April 30th

We covered a unsolved case as well as talked with you the fans on our live.