Panic True Queer Crime RM
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Panic: Queer True Crime, a podcast, and youtube channel featuring stories about the life and death of LGBTQ+ people.
https://reggiedeepdive.com/queerpanicdive/
A little bit about Panic.
I created this true-crime channel to focus on the life and murders of LGBTQ+ people.
I called the channel Panic because for much more of the recorded history of LGBTQ+ folks there’s been a panic.
By investigating everything from hate crimes to domestic violence murders and serial killers we'll gain insight into how societal views can affect the fight for justice.
now and then we'll celebrate some of the people who’ve lived their lives out loud and proud often at great sacrifice.
Panic is both a podcast and a YouTube channel.
https://www.youtube.com/@panicqueertruecrime
Sometimes being queer can be murder.
Join me!
Check out the first two seasons of the podcast for a little something different.
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Partners, Lovers, and Strangers
Podcast Notes:
Akira Ross
Allan Lanteigne/Demitry Papasotiriou
Summit Kumar
Raymond Scotter
Shawndell McCloud
Dr. Louis Chen/Eric Cooper/Cooper Chen
Warning this case involves the death of a child. Starts at 3:20.
To watch any of these episodes you can find them at:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCK4r13FF8ExLGbhfSH6i4hw
This episode has a case of homophobic murder by a stranger, the murderous obsession of a former lover, the corruption and greed of love gone wrong, a son killing a father to save the honor of the family, and more, a robbery and a murder, and a doctor and family annihilator.
For lots of historical and personal reasons intimate partner violence continues to be under-reported in the queer community but resources are available.
First are resources for the United States.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE
National Domestic Violence Hotline
1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
Online live chat: thehotline.org
If you or someone you know is in danger call 9-1-1 immediately.
The International Domestic Violence Resource Guide (2024) is the largest resource from around the world.
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Being Queer Doesn't Kill, Homophobia Does 05
Here are seven cases of stalking, and homophobia in the United States and Sweden, a case of a stepfather's homophobic rage, and an unresolved case of a body in a fish tank.
These shorts are taken from the Panic YouTube channel. If you’d like to see any of these shorts please join me at the Panic channel using the link below.
Brittany Cosby and Crystal Jackson
Brain Eggs
Josef ben Meddour
Marcus Volk
Lawrence Wong and Thomas Whitney
Zachary Kennedy
Steen Fenrich
To watch these episodes:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCK4r13FF8ExLGbhfSH6i4hw
Please subscribe and like.
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The Handcuff Man
Robert Bennett Jr. was a smart guy from a wealthy family he was also a violent sadist who liked to inflict pain on unwitting strangers.
Though this is not a murder case it illustrates what happens when you mix a homophobic cultural attitude filtered down to law enforcement mixes with the influence of a predator from a wealthy family who'd go to any length to protect their son.
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Cunanan: The Murders of Jeffrey Trail And David Madson
Note: I've only just realized that the audio for the previous upload of this episode was icky and is only a few minutes long. Here is the episode in its entirety.
I have also wanted to delve into the lives of Jeffrey Trail and David Madson and Andrew Cunanan's relationship with them both. In part, because as tragic as Gianni Versace's murder was, not to mention the murders of Lee Miglin and poor Andrew Reese who was just doing his job, Trail and Madson's murders seem particularly devasting.
Friends and lovers, secrets and lies.
People who knew them said Cunanan loved and admired Trail and Madson, and they at some stage loved him, yet he killed them both as some sort of retribution for his life falling apart.
I hope you'l listen and share this episode because these two men are worthy of your consideration. Having spent time reading about them I feel even more affection for them and for their loved ones who were lucky to have these extraordinary young men in their lives.
Here are a few links to the 48-hour interview with Jeffrey Trail and a link to some of the letters and pictures Cunanan wrote to Madson.
To watch this episode: https://youtu.be/zFhfVTudwQg
48 Hours Richard Schlesinger's connection with a Cunanan victim https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Elzxfa2cwdg
Pictures and Letters
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Being Queer can be Murder 01
Peeble LaDime Doe
Wendy Thorpe
Gordon Church
Luke Davies and Jesse Baird
Ranjith Kankanamalage
Zach Kennedy
August Provost
Seven cases of intimate partner violence and hate crime murders.
The case of Peeble LaDime Doe, a transgender woman who was murdered by her former lover.
This is the first case in the nation to use federal protections to prosecute a hate crime based on gender identity even though South Carolina remains one of the two states with no hate crime protections for queer people.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE
National Domestic Violence Hotline 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
Online live chat: thehotline.org
If you or someone you know is in danger call 9-1-1 immediately.
I you'd like to watch any of these episodes you can find them on the Panic: Queer True Crime YouTube Channel at: https://www.youtube.com/@panicqueertruecrime
Before you go subscribe here and while you're there subscribe there. Hugs!
Finally, Panic has been voted one of the best gay true crime podcasts to listen to by the folks at Feedspot. Thanks to you all for making it happen.
https://crime.feedspot.com/queer_true_crime_podcasts/
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Being Queer Doesn't Kill, Homophobia Does 04
This week a mixture of intimate partner violence, madness, and homophobia.
If you'd like to watch any of these stories join me at the Panic Queer True Crime Channel on YouTube.
Jake Marandino
Harley Walker
Annie Meyer
Brian Campbell
Jun Lin
Crystal Parker
Naasire Johnson
Filippo Gangitano
Sylvia Lugo
Howard Efland
If you or anyone you know is the victim of violence please use the link above.
In the U.S., call 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) for the National Domestic Violence Hotline.
You deserve to live a life free of violence of any kind.
Customer Reviews
Fantastic!
The dive into the stories are great! Had no idea the reason zippers we’re unreliable 😂😂😂 great show! The host is engaging and is very detailed in the stories. Looking forward to more!
Great podcast
Love hosts voice.
Wow!
Always been a Lena Horne fan but I never knew about these recordings. I really enjoyed the descriptions of the music.