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Sarah Jo Pender: The Female Charles Manson Case ExplainedThey called her the Female Charles Manson. In October 2000, two people were shot to death in an Indianapolis drug house. Sarah Jo Pender bought the shotgun that morning at Walmart. Her boyfriend Richard Hull pulled the trigger. She got 110 years, he got 75. Now the prosecutor who convicted her says he was wrong. But here's the thing about Sarah Jo Pender: everywhere she goes, people end up doing things they wouldn't normally do. She manipulated a prison guard into breaking her out. She lived as a fugitive for months. And now she's one hearing away from walking free. This is about intelligence as a weapon, about the difference between pulling a trigger and aiming the gun, and about whether 25 years is justice or just good patience.#SarahJoPender #TrueCrime #DoubleMurder #FemaleCharlesManson #PrisonEscape #Indianapolis #Manipulation🔔 Subscribe for True Crime Cases multiple times a weekNever miss a story. Subscribe to 10 Minute Murder for bite-sized true crime episodes delivered fresh every week.Get a weekly email from me about the upcoming cases and more: 10minutemurder.com/newsletter📱 Follow for Behind-the-Scenes Content Get exclusive case updates, research photos, and sneak peeks of upcoming episodes:Instagram: @10minutemurder on IGFacebook: 10 Minute Murder on FBTikTok: 10 Minute Murder on TikTok💬 Have a Case Suggestion? Know a fascinating case that deserves coverage? I love listener suggestions and feature the best ones in upcoming episodes. Email: [email protected] Website: 10minutemurder.com ⭐ Help Grow the True Crime CommunityRate & Review: Leave a 5-star review to help other true crime fans discover the showShare: Send this episode to fellow true crime enthusiastsJoin the Discussion: Tag us in your episode reactions on social media🎧 Want Even More True Crime? If you love the brief and bingeable vibe, check out my other podcast: 10 Minute Mystery - same bingeable storytelling, different cases. Search "10 Minute Mystery" wherever you listen to podcasts. Thanks for being part of the 10 Minute Murder community. Let's make 2025 the ultimate year for bite-sized true crime storytelling. 🖤Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/10-minute-murder-bingeable-true-crime-stories--4603604/support.

The Cereal Killer: Frozen Breast Milk Solved a Michigan MurderChristina Harris died in her Davison, Michigan home in September 2014 from a heroin overdose. The 36-year-old mother's death was ruled accidental. Her husband Jason Harris collected $120,000 in life insurance, bought a plane ticket to visit another woman nine days later, and moved a new girlfriend into their home two weeks after Christina's funeral. The investigation into Christina's murder took five years before prosecutors could finally charge Jason Harris with first-degree murder.This is the story of a man who tried to hire multiple people to kill his wife, offering $10,000 from her future life insurance payout. When nobody would take the job, he decided to do it himself. He made her a bowl of cereal one night, and Christina told a coworker that if she ever turned up dead, her husband did it. The evidence that eventually convicted him came from the most unexpected source, and it took a cold case team refusing to let this go to finally get justice for Christina and her two young children.#TrueCrime #ChristinaHarris #JasonHarris #MichiganMurder #PoisoningCase #LifeInsuranceMurder #ColdCase🔔 Subscribe for True Crime Cases multiple times a weekNever miss a story. Subscribe to 10 Minute Murder for bite-sized true crime episodes delivered fresh every week.Get a weekly email from me about the upcoming cases and more: 10minutemurder.com/newsletter📱 Follow for Behind-the-Scenes Content Get exclusive case updates, research photos, and sneak peeks of upcoming episodes:Instagram: @10minutemurder on IGFacebook: 10 Minute Murder on FBTikTok: 10 Minute Murder on TikTok💬 Have a Case Suggestion? Know a fascinating case that deserves coverage? I love listener suggestions and feature the best ones in upcoming episodes. Email: [email protected] Website: 10minutemurder.com ⭐ Help Grow the True Crime CommunityRate & Review: Leave a 5-star review to help other true crime fans discover the showShare: Send this episode to fellow true crime enthusiastsJoin the Discussion: Tag us in your episode reactions on social media🎧 Want Even More True Crime? If you love the brief and bingeable vibe, check out my other podcast: 10 Minute Mystery - same bingeable storytelling, different cases. Search "10 Minute Mystery" wherever you listen to podcasts. Thanks for being part of the 10 Minute Murder community. Let's make 2025 the ultimate year for bite-sized true crime storytelling. 🖤Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/10-minute-murder-bingeable-true-crime-stories--4603604/support.

Bible John: The Ballroom KillerPatricia Docker, Jemima MacDonald, and Helen Puttock were murdered between 1968 and 1969 in Glasgow, Scotland after meeting their killer at the Barrowland Ballroom. The unsolved homicide investigation spawned one of Europe's most notorious cold cases when a witness described the suspect quoting scripture and condemning adultery, giving birth to the nickname Bible John. Police interviewed 5,000 people, created Scotland's first composite sketch of a murder suspect, and conducted DNA testing on exhumed bodies, yet the serial killer has never been identified.This case has everything that makes a cold case absolutely maddening. You've got three women strangled with their own stockings after nights at the same dance hall. You've got a witness who rode in a taxi with the killer and lived to describe him in disturbing detail. You've got a composite sketch that became Scotland's most infamous image. And you've got decades of botched DNA testing, suspected police cover-ups, and theories that keep piling up while the actual killer's identity remains a mystery. The Barrowland Ballroom murders happened over fifty years ago, and new suspects are still emerging, podcasts are forcing police to reopen investigations, and that eerie composite drawing still stares back from cold case files, waiting for science to finally catch up with justice.#BibleJohn #TrueCrime #ColdCase #UnsolvedMurder #GlasgowMurders #SerialKiller #BarrowlandBallroom🔔 Subscribe for True Crime Cases multiple times a weekNever miss a story. Subscribe to 10 Minute Murder for bite-sized true crime episodes delivered fresh every week.Get a weekly email from me about the upcoming cases and more: 10minutemurder.com/newsletter📱 Follow for Behind-the-Scenes Content Get exclusive case updates, research photos, and sneak peeks of upcoming episodes:Instagram: @10minutemurder on IGFacebook: 10 Minute Murder on FBTikTok: 10 Minute Murder on TikTok💬 Have a Case Suggestion? Know a fascinating case that deserves coverage? I love listener suggestions and feature the best ones in upcoming episodes. Email: [email protected] Website: 10minutemurder.com ⭐ Help Grow the True Crime CommunityRate & Review: Leave a 5-star review to help other true crime fans discover the showShare: Send this episode to fellow true crime enthusiastsJoin the Discussion: Tag us in your episode reactions on social media🎧 Want Even More True Crime? If you love the brief and bingeable vibe, check out my other podcast: 10 Minute Mystery - same bingeable storytelling, different cases. Search "10 Minute Mystery" wherever you listen to podcasts. Thanks for being part of the 10 Minute Murder community. Let's make 2025 the ultimate year for bite-sized true crime storytelling. 🖤Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/10-minute-murder-bingeable-true-crime-stories--4603604/support.

Seven Deadly Sins: The Valhermoso Springs MassacreThe 2020 Valhermoso Springs murders left seven people dead in Morgan County, Alabama, when Frederic Rogers and John Michael Legg opened fire during a drug dispute that escalated into a mass homicide. The investigation revealed burned bodies, over 1,000 crime scene photographs, and a confession that detailed the premeditated execution-style killings carried out by members of a group calling themselves the Seven Deadly Sins.This is the story of what happens when two guys watch too much Sons of Anarchy and decide stolen guns and a Facebook post are worth killing seven people over. Rogers and Legg weren't hardened criminals with rap sheets. They were kids playing dress-up in an outlaw fantasy they cobbled together from a TV show. When someone posted pictures of their drugs and guns online, they decided the only logical response was to invite everyone over for dinner and shoot them all. Because apparently, in their version of reality, that's how you handle embarrassment. We're talking about a crime so brutal that seasoned investigators called it the most disturbing scene in county history, and it all started because two guys couldn't tell the difference between cable television and real life.#TrueCrime #SeptupleMurder #ValermosoSprings #SevenDeadlySins #AlabamaMurder #MassMurder #FredericRogersBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/10-minute-murder-bingeable-true-crime-stories--4603604/support.

Death Cap Mushroom Poisoning: The Australian Family Lunch MurdersErin Patterson murdered her former in-laws Gail Patterson, Don Patterson, and Heather Wilkinson using death cap mushrooms in Leongatha, Victoria, Australia on July 29, 2023. The homicide investigation revealed Patterson served poisoned Beef Wellington at a family lunch, resulting in three deaths and one attempted murder of survivor Ian Wilkinson. Forensic evidence included death cap traces in a concealed food dehydrator, digital records of foraging locations, and destroyed phone data showing mushroom weighing photos from months before the fatal meal.So there's this lunch in a small Australian town. Just a regular Sunday afternoon thing. Former in-laws coming over, the kind of gathering where everyone's trying to be polite even though the family relationships are kind of a mess. Erin Patterson says she wants to talk about her recent cancer diagnosis. Except she doesn't have cancer. And the Beef Wellington she's serving? Yeah, that's got death cap mushrooms in it. Three people die. One survives after a liver transplant and seven weeks in the hospital. The thing is, death cap poisoning has this window where you feel completely fine for hours. No symptoms. Nothing. By the time the vomiting starts, it's basically too late. We're talking about someone who photographed mushrooms on a scale months before this lunch, dumped a food dehydrator at the tip the day after leaving the hospital, and factory reset her phone four times. This is the story of how a family meal became a mass murder.TrueCrime #ErinPatterson #MushroomMurder #LeongathaMurders #DeathCapMushroom #AustralianCrime #PoisonMurderBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/10-minute-murder-bingeable-true-crime-stories--4603604/support.