Two Blonde Sleuths Mandy Gordon and LeAnne Turner

Mandy tells LeAnne the Canadian story of the Ken and Barbie killers. Karla Homolka and her husband, Paul Bernardo were an attractive, picture-perfect couple that no one would have ever imagined would be responsible for such horrific crimes. Was Karla a victim or was she a willing participant in these crimes?  

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 In this episode, Mandy tells the story of the nearly 20-year-old mystery of the disappearance of 18-year-old Natalee Holloway. Natalee was on her senior class graduation trip in Aruba and after a night out is never seen again. With a prime suspect in this case there has never been enough evidence to convict him. The suspect is now being extradited to the US to answer for a crime related to her disappearance, will we get the answers of what really happened to Natalee that fateful night in 2005? 
Sorry about the low audio issue we had with LeAnne's voice on this episode. Hopefully, we will have it fixed for the next episode.

This week we retell the crazy and twisted story of the Murdaugh family mysteries. So many new developments in this case. It has captured so much national attention—the lies, murders, and deceit one man would do to keep up with his prominent lifestyle. The Sleuths discuss the case, updates, and motives.

In 1961 an Optometrist from Green Bay, Wisconsin chartered a yacht to the Bahamas to take his wife and three children on a family vacation.  He hired a captain and the captain's wife came along as well. After a week on the yacht the Bluebelle, the vacation was on its last night and something horrible would happen. The captain of the ship is found the following day floating on a dinghy. He tells his story of what happened that night and how he was the only survivor or so he thought...

In 2014 April Millsap took her dog, Penny, for a walk on a summer evening. When she did not return her mother reported her missing. Mandy tells LeAnne about the case and what led to the murderer being caught.

This Mystery Monday Mandy tells LeAnne just a few of the 1000's missing persons cases in National Parks across America. Most just seemed to vanish into thin air with no trace left behind. The cause of death is usually always a mystery if they are found deceased. #mysterypodcast #truecrime #missing