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Crimes and Consequences - EP126: The Burnt House Farm

EP126: The Burnt House Farm

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03/07/22 • 50 min

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In 2003, Brian Waters and another man were sadistically tortured for hours in the cowshed of the Burnt House Farm in England. Brian's adult children were forced to watch as a group of men thought up inhumane ways to brutalize their father. One of them, Christopher Guest More, Jr., was a former television researcher who had worked undercover for the BBC only months earlier. Eventually, police arrested five men for the murder, but Christopher managed to evade justice for 16 years, living under an assumed name. During that time, he lived in a mansion on the island of Malta, captained a yacht for the wealthy, drove luxury cars, and even worked with the Moroccan Royal family. How did someone responsible for one of England's most savage murders get away with it for so long? Warning: this case is wickedly gruesome.
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Facebook and IG: @hardcoretruecrime
Sources:
1) DailyMail article: "Christopher Guest More Convicted of Torture/Murder of Brian Waters"
2) Otis Matthews Appeal: "Regina vs. Matthews"
3) Sentencing Remarks of Sir Peter Openshaw: "Regina vs. Christopher Guest More, Jr."
4) Warrington Guardian Article: "Undercover TV Researcher Sentenced in Torture/Murder of Brian Waters"
5) Northwich Guardian Article: "999 call that alerted authorities to Burnt House Farm murder and tortures"
6) Youtube Video: "The Killer Who Evaded Capture For 16 Years By Switching Identity - Christopher Guest More, Jr."
7) The Sun Article: "''ABSOLUTELY SHOCKING' Torture chamber and weapons pictured after Christopher Guest More Jr jailed for murdering dad after four-hours of hell"
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In 2003, Brian Waters and another man were sadistically tortured for hours in the cowshed of the Burnt House Farm in England. Brian's adult children were forced to watch as a group of men thought up inhumane ways to brutalize their father. One of them, Christopher Guest More, Jr., was a former television researcher who had worked undercover for the BBC only months earlier. Eventually, police arrested five men for the murder, but Christopher managed to evade justice for 16 years, living under an assumed name. During that time, he lived in a mansion on the island of Malta, captained a yacht for the wealthy, drove luxury cars, and even worked with the Moroccan Royal family. How did someone responsible for one of England's most savage murders get away with it for so long? Warning: this case is wickedly gruesome.
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Enjoy ad-free and early releases of our public episodes PLUS over 100 exclusive private episodes of CRIMES AND CONSEQUENCES bY going to Patreon.com/tntcrimes or Crimesandconsequences.com. You can also enjoy them through our Apple Podcast Channel.
Facebook and IG: @hardcoretruecrime
Sources:
1) DailyMail article: "Christopher Guest More Convicted of Torture/Murder of Brian Waters"
2) Otis Matthews Appeal: "Regina vs. Matthews"
3) Sentencing Remarks of Sir Peter Openshaw: "Regina vs. Christopher Guest More, Jr."
4) Warrington Guardian Article: "Undercover TV Researcher Sentenced in Torture/Murder of Brian Waters"
5) Northwich Guardian Article: "999 call that alerted authorities to Burnt House Farm murder and tortures"
6) Youtube Video: "The Killer Who Evaded Capture For 16 Years By Switching Identity - Christopher Guest More, Jr."
7) The Sun Article: "''ABSOLUTELY SHOCKING' Torture chamber and weapons pictured after Christopher Guest More Jr jailed for murdering dad after four-hours of hell"

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On Christmas Eve 1985, in Chester, Nebraska the body of a child was found abandoned in a field, wearing only blue sleeper pajamas. The community of Chester was overwhelmed with concern for the child, and he was nicknamed “Little Boy Blue”. It took a couple of years, and only after a story was published in “Reader’s Digest” in 1987, that Little Boy Blue’s true identity became known. He belonged to an Amish family. A full investigation into the boy's father, Eli Stutzman, would reveal the first known Amish serial killer.
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Facebook and IG: @hardcoretruecrime
Sources:
1) "Abandoned Prayers: An Incredible True Story of Murder, Obsession, and Amish Secrets by Gregg Olsen
2) The Cinemaholic: Is Eli Stutzman Dead or Alive? How Did the Amish Serial Killer Die?
3) The Durango Herald: 30 years later two Durango murders remain unsolved
4) Ranker: The Amish Serial Killer Was Anything but Provincial

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EP127: The Ant Hill Kids

In the late 1970s, in Quebec, Canada, a group of young people were looking to find meaning and purpose in their lives. They found that meaning and purpose after meeting a charismatic man named Roch Theriault. Roch was a devoted follower of the Seventh Day Adventist religion, and soon this group of young people decided to cut ties with all of their friends and family, and follow Rock into the wilderness of Quebec to form a new society and way of life from scratch. They soon came to believe that Roch spoke to God and everything he did was as a result of his conversations with God--even when it came to viciously punishing them, or eventually when Roch did things where members ended up dead.
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Enjoy ad-free and early releases of our public episodes PLUS over 100 exclusive private episodes of CRIMES AND CONSEQUENCES bY going to Patreon.com/tntcrimes or Crimesandconsequences.com. You can also enjoy them through our Apple Podcast Channel.
Facebook and IG: @hardcoretruecrime
Sources:
1) "Savage Messiah" by Paul Kaihla and Ross Laver
2) Roch Theriault's Murderpedia Page
3) CVLT Nation: The Ant Hill Kids: Break Your Legs With a Sledgehammer or Go to Hell
4) The Peterborough Examiner: Behind the Crimes: Murder, mutilation, abuse part of life at Ant Hill Kids commune
A SPECIAL "THANK YOU" TO PATREON MEMBER AMY W. AND LISTENER IAMSWEETVIE FOR SUGGESTING THIS CASE!

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