136 episodes
Death Row Diaries Matt Ralston and William A Noguera
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4.4 • 46 Ratings
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The only podcast hosted live from Death Row. William A Noguera has been on San Quentin Prison‘s notorious Death Row for over thirty years. During that time he‘s seen things that few have seen, or should see. Matt Ralston co-hosts the show. Matt is not in prison, though, some people think he should be.
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#160 Bill Gives the Listeners and Update
Bill gives an update on his status, and the guys discuss the state of the podcast.
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#158 John Norman Collins aka The Michigan Murderer
John Norman Collins was a smart looking young chap who just happened to be obsessed with killing. He is one of the first serial killers to gain widespread attention, and is also known as the Ypsilanti Ripper and the Co-Ed Killer.
*This episode has some minor audio issues. As our co-host is located in prison there are sometimes problems with the phonelines. We are working on it.
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#157 Patrick Kearney
Patrick Kearney got picked on a lot as a child growing up in southern California. Perhaps this was because he enjoyed killing pigs and copulating with domestic animals. It just got weirder from there, as Kearney racked up murder after murder before finally being caught.
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#156 Russell Williams
Russell Williams was a highly respected military man in Canada's air force. He was happily married, and very successful in his career. Unfortunately, he led a double life, as a depraved killer. Nobody knows how many victims there were. This is one of the more interesting cases we've studied. Williams needs a nickname. Perhaps 'Rear Admiral.'
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#155 Bill Is Denied a Chance At Parole
Bill gets some unfortunate news, as the California Supreme Court strikes down a decision which would have seen him eligible for a chance at parole. Matt and Bill discuss the circumstances.
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#144 Dean "Alaska" Carter
Dean Carter was a spree killer as well as a possible serial killer. Bill talks about his time serving on Death Row along with Carter, and how he extracted information about potential new victims.
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Customer Reviews
Omg soooo sleepy!!
Could be great but Matt narrating is like listening to the dead
If your into the deep details of serial killers, then search no more
Will has some interesting theories and lots of detailed information on every subject. Every episode is kinda like a school class, that’s how Will narrates each episode, his enthusiasm alone keeps you interested, he has a very amazing radio personality. As for Matt, I don’t really care much for, his radio personality is horrible. And his enthusiasm almost sounds like he’s not even interested. Some episodes, you can even tell he’s not listening to Will, cause he repeats his questions.
Great show! One of a kind
I just came across this show after watching a video on YouTube that Bill was on with Unsolved No More (Bill should start another podcast with that guy). This one is good though and should keep going as well. I tend to agree with a lot of Bill’s views. (I guess I’m saying this since I’m currently on the school shootings episode. He’s 100% right on all of that IMO!!!)
I do sometimes find myself feeling like Matt misses cues or opportunities to elevate the conversation. Anyway, I believe in Bill’s rehabilitation and hope he is able to come home one day because I think that he’ll do great things outside of those prison walls. We all have our mistakes, although some worse than others. I certainly am not the person that I was when I was 18! Good luck in all you do and keep doing your part to help make this world a better place! Thank you for sharing your stories and insights, great podcast guys :)