Episode 20; The Pickering Ontario Lost Boys and Seven Good Doggos!

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06/03/22 • 44 min

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Welcome back again, Crime Family!

We needed a break from the ceaseless heaviness that has been the world the last few weeks. So, Episode 20 consists of our normal two stories, and for once, neither one will drag you into the depths of the gutter.

Bailey tells you the about the Pickering Ontario Lost Boys, who mysteriously disappeared without any trace. Literally--without ANY trace. And it seems likely that the evidence was mishandled and botched through jurisdictional confusion.

Then Beth counters the Hero Cats from several episodes ago with Seven SUCH GOOD DOGGOS! You will want to run out to the shelter and adopt after you hear these stories. We say, do it! Every crime family needs a dog!

Our intro this week is the trailer for Crime Scenes and Cupcakes podcast. MaryAnne is an expert in the criminal investigation world, and is an advocate for unsolved cases, including that of her own friend who was murdered in 1989. Please check out her podcast!

Thank you for listening again, our beloved friends. It's always a pleasure to have you back.

Welcome back again, Crime Family!

Thank you for listening again, our beloved friends. It's always a pleasure to have you back.

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In this bonus episode, Bailey tells about the mysterious disappearance of David Glenn Lewis, and later identification of his remains, that only left more questions. Beth tells about how two women travelers who became friends and supported one another ended up saving each other's lives in Australia.

Have a seat, grab a beverage, and get ready for this crazy bonus episode! Thank you for stopping by, we are always happy you're here!

And of course, don't forget to wait for the bloopers after the outro meows.

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Episode 21; Jessica Lyn Keen and Survivor Donna Ongsiako

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Okay, Crime Family, the reprieve is over.

This episode starts out in a very dark way, with Bailey telling the story of the brutal crimes against Jessica Lyn Keen, a fifteen-year-old from Columbus, Ohio.

Beth takes the second half with the unlikely survival story of Donna Ongsiako, who endured her suffering and used it to help others who go through the same kinds of horrors.

Just for a chuckle, there's an erotic love letter from a man to his ladyfriend...and her kitchen appliances... and then as usual, some bloopers after the meows.

This week we feature the trailer for our awesome pals from Portugal: Spilling the Crime, who put a tipsy, entertaining spin on the world of true crime. Check them out!

Thank you, as always, for joining us--we're so glad you're here! Now have a seat, grab a puppy, and get comfortable. This one's pretty rough.