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Murder In The Rain

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With a mutual fascination for true crime, Emily and Alisha have taken it upon themselves to explore the depravity that holds a special place in the Pacific Northwest. Murder in the Rain examines the brutality, history, and humanity of these notorious murders. With the help of authors, psychologists, detectives, victim's families, and their producer Josh, Murder in the Rain brings an understanding as to who the victims were while investigating the killer's origins and motives. For images and videos of all the key players, visit us at murderintherain.com. Subscribe, talk crime, and enjoy the ride!

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First Them, Then Me

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02/07/23 • 49 min

Often we hear of mass shooters taking their lives in the wake of a rampage to avoid being killed by cops or going to jail. But far more often, instances of murder-suicide are intimate and personal. In this week’s case, we discuss the murders of Mitra Mehrabadi, James 'JJ' Hurtado, and Lisa Stevie Haynes and the deaths of Jim Morgan, Kenneth Valdez, Jason Huston, and Terry Daniel.

For photos and sources for today’s episode, check out the Murder in the Rain Episode Blog.

Episode Host: Josh McCullough

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02/07/23 • 49 min

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08/23/22 • 53 min

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Part 1: "Leave Us Alone"

The 1970s was a decade where women lobbied and protested and people enjoyed the fashion and musical freedom the decade could offer. More than ever, women were going to college and breaking into careers that used to be solely for men, trying new things, and even going on new adventures. In 1977 two Yale University coeds embarked on the adventure of a lifetime when they decided to dedicate their summer to cycling the TransAmerica Trail. Terri Jentz and Avra Goldman had no idea that when they kicked off their trip in the beautifully scenic Oregon, that they would be stepping into a nightmare. Today, we’ll be discussing the infamous case of the Cline Falls Axe Attack.

For photos and sources for this episode, please visit the Murder in the Rain episode blog.

Episode Host: Emily Rowney


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08/23/22 • 53 min

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Dig Me Up

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04/11/19 • 56 min

In 2002, two teenage girls, Ashley Pond and Miranda Gaddis, went missing from their Oregon City bus stop within two months of each other. As the girls’ families start pointing fingers toward neighbor Ward Weaver III, the case grips the nation. Emily and Alisha discuss why the investigation took so long, what happened to the girls and what was under the cement.

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04/11/19 • 56 min

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Black Friday Part 1

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11/08/22 • 61 min

When Mandy Stavik went missing while jogging during the Thanksgiving holiday, her family was terrified they were going to live through the loss of yet another child, after her brother Brent had been tragically murdered years prior. Soon, those fears were realized when Mandy’s body was discovered in a river. Desperate to solve her case, detectives followed the trailblazing steps of British detectives who used a “DNA sweep” to catch a killer of their own. But even if a DNA match was found, would Mandy’s killer be brought to justice? This is part one of Black Friday.

For photos and sources for today’s episode, check out the Murder in the Rain episode blog.

Episode Host: Alisha Holland

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11/08/22 • 61 min

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A Private Hell

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08/09/22 • 51 min

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"By nightfall, the buildings were burning; the commissary had been looted, blankets and bedding were brought to the yard by the inmates. Small make-shift tents sprang up. Convicts were seen eating fresh bread by the loaf, and sheet cakes by the dozen. They drank milk by the gallon and cooked meat and steaks over large bonfires built from the wreckage of the prison. The loud strains of steel guitars played in the background as a night of destruction...occurred. There were many assaults, several knifings, and total destruction of property. Taunting profanities were thrown at the guards whom they knew could not take action." This is the story of the 1968 Oregon Penitentiary Riot.

Photos and sources from this week’s case can be seen in the Murder in the Rain Unrest episode blog.

Episode Host: Josh McCullough


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08/09/22 • 51 min

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07/26/22 • 44 min

The Tylenol murders of Chicago in 1981 brought a flurry of change. They inspired a total redesign of medical packaging, to hinder tampering and it spawned the creation of a new anti-tampering federal law. The ripple effect of change went as deep as homes and individuals. Some were so fearful there would be another attack by the uncaptured perpetrator, or perhaps a copycat, they wouldn’t even buy medication in capsule form. Which was why it was so shocking to find Sue Snow, someone who was worried about capsules, in possession of some the morning she collapsed on her bathroom floor. Was this another attack at the hands of the same person from Chicago? Was there someone in the house who wanted Sue dead? Or even worse, was Sue simply a necessary casualty in the eyes of a villainous killer who needed Sue to die for her own benefit? In today's episode, we'll hear the story of Sue Snow, Bruce Nickell, and the Excedrin murders that rocked Washington in the 1980s.

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Episode Host: Alisha Holland


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07/26/22 • 44 min

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Nightmare Year

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04/28/20 • 76 min

In 1967 Dick Kitchel disappeared after a party. Days later his battered body was found floating in the Willamette river by two young boys. 50 years later the case is still open and justice has never been served. New York Times best selling author Rebecca Morris joins Murder in the Rain to talk about her book A Murder in My Hometown the story of the murder of her classmate Dick Kitchel, the impact it had on her life, the lives of her classmates, and a small Oregon town.

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Rebecca Morris - A Murder in My Hometown | Gazette-Times - Missing Youth Being Sought 10.20.1967 | Gazette-Times - Kitchel Funeral Scheduled Tuesday 10.23.1967 | Statesman Journal - Lie Detector Test Due Friends of Kitchel 10.24.1967 | Statesman Journal - 3 Take Lie Detector Test 10.25.1967 | Gazette-Times - More Queries, But No Answer in Kitchel Case 10.31.1967 | Gazette-Times - Corvallis Native Writes Book About 1967 Unsolved Murder | The Oregon Encyclopedia - Corvallis


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04/28/20 • 76 min

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Crater & Blue

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05/12/20 • 94 min

Summer is just around the corner, which means it’s time to grab your swimsuit and head to the nearest lake to play and relax. Today’s cases focus on the darker side of bodies of water. From Crater lake, where there have been unusual plane crashes and missing boys, to two murders of women named Tiffany at Blue Lake Park, Alisha will be sharing four cases; three of which are unsolved.

This episode of Murder in the Rain will feature two interviews; Mike Peyton who worked at Crater Lake and Jennifer Jenks, the older sister of Tiffany Jenks, one of the women found murdered in Blue Lake Park. Mike will tell us about his experience during the search of one of the young missing men. Jennifer paints us a picture of who Tiffany was growing up, into adulthood, and how her family copes with being victims of such a horrendous crime.

For additional information and sources visit this week’s MITR blog.

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Interview - Mike Peyton 04.18.20

Interview - Jennifer Jenks 04.18.20

Missing 411 Documentary - Directors Benjamin Paulides and Michael DeGrazier

Oregon Live - Man Who Fatally Shot Women | Oregon Live - Foul Play Not Ruled Out | Oregon Metro - Blue Lake Park | Oregon live - Skeletal Remains Found Near Chinook Landing | Wikipedia - Blue Lake Regional Park | Oregon Live - Tiffany Jenks | Oregon Live - Court Documents Reveal Events | Oregon Live - Worden Brosey | Wikipedia - Crater Lake | Wikipedia - David Paulides | Offbeat Oregon - Skeletons of Crater Lake | The Charley Project - Samuel Savage Becker Boehlke | KATU - Oregon's 41 Missing Children Cases


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05/12/20 • 94 min

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Five Decades Of Secrets

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06/23/20 • 38 min

Ten year old Lindsey Baum disappeared on a summer evening while walking home from her friend’s house in 2009. For nearly a decade her family and law enforcement searched for answers, chased every lead, and dissected the whereabouts of forty different suspects. In 2017 a horrific discovery inside the dilapidated home of three Seattle brothers would offer another lead in the search for what happened to Lindsey. Join us today while Emily tells Alisha about shocking secrets, a continued mystery, and why you can’t always trust your neighbor.

For additional information and sources visit this week’s MITR blog

This week’s promo is from Small Town Secrets. STS explores the strange stories and sightings from small towns around the world. Give them a follow on IG @stscast.gram and FB/Twitter @stscast and don’t forget to subscribe!

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News Week - Brothers Sexual Abuse Arrest | Komo News - Mulitple Sex Abuse Victims Accuse Elderly N. Seattle Brothers | Komo News - 3 N. Seattle brothers in 70s and 80s Arrest in Child-porn investigation | 3 Aged Brothers Had Child Porn, Rap and Homicide Manifestos | Washington Post - Digusting trove found in home of three elderly brothers | Olympian - could Brothers in Life-Long Sex Abuse Investigation be Ted to Linsey Baum | KXRO - Search At Home of 3 Elderly Brothers Look for Lindsey Baum Link | KEPR - Sheriff to Unveil Major Development | Reddit - Unresolved Mystery The disappearance of Lindsey Baum | Komo News - 10 Years Later Detectives Still Search | The Olympian - After Four Months |The Daily Chronicle - 10 years Later, Still No Arrest | The Daily World - After a Decade, knowing didn’t bring relief | Crime Watch Daily - Washington’s Lindsey Baum | Fox News - Investigators Search for Bodies at Home | ABC News - Cops Search in Lindsey Baum Case Comes Up Empty | KOMO News - Person of Interest Identified |

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Longview Daily News - Intensive Search for 10 year old 07.01.09 | Longview Daily - Unlikely Girl Ran Away 07.02.09 | Spokesman Journal - Remains of Girl Missing Since 2009 Identified 05.11.2018 |


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06/23/20 • 38 min

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Skinner - Part 2

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04/07/20 • 51 min

In Part 2 of Skinner, we revisit Clifford Olson and what happened after he confessed to 11 child murders. In this special episode, we also get a chance to sit down with author Mitzi Szereto and Mike Browne from the Dark Poutine Podcast! Not only did we share some laughs, we talk Clifford Olson, Canada, and their new book The Best New True Crime Stories: Serial Killers.

For additional information and sources visit this week’s MITR blog.

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The Beast of British Columbia | Predator: The Life and Crimes of Clifford Olson | The Best New True Crime Stories Serial Killers | Murderous Minds on Trial | he Beast of British Columbia | The Hare Psychotherapy Checklist | The Life and Death of Clifford Olson | Clifford Olson Victims | Clifford Olson Canada national monster dead | Timeline: The life and crimes of Clifford Olson | Murderpedia - Clifford Olson | Chris Wood - A Killer’s Plea | OPP Seeks Tips to Solve 40 Year Old Murder of Deborah Silverman | The Globe and Mail - One Family's Story | Radford University - Clifford Olson

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Spokane Chronicle - Child Death Counts Filed 01.01.1981 | The Spokesman Review - Victim’s Family Fight Book 03.26.1982 | Spokane Chronicle - Killer’s family won’t be allowed to keep money 12.08.1984 | Spokane Chronicle - Killer paid to tell where bodies lay 01.15.1982 | Longview Daily News - Mass killer says police mishandled investigation 01.18.1982 | Spokane Chronicle - Slain Children’s parents seek $100,000 paid to killer’s wife 06.24.1986 | Calgary Herald 01.16.82 - Police Rationalize Paying for Bodies


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04/07/20 • 51 min

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Murder In The Rain currently has 176 episodes available.

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The episode title 'First Them, Then Me' is the most popular.

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The average episode length on Murder In The Rain is 56 minutes.

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Episodes of Murder In The Rain are typically released every 7 days.

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The first episode of Murder In The Rain was released on Apr 11, 2019.

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