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This week’s episode is the first of an intermittent series that will highlight cold cases in different cities and regions across the United States. We start in the Bay Area where we discuss Phillip and Cheryl Beadles who were murdered in their Daly City home in 1975 and Harve and Keiko Ringheim who were murdered 45 miles away in their Dublin home in 1986.


Anyone with information regarding either case are asked to reach out to the respective investigating agencies:


Daly City Police Department
Cold Case Contact: Lt. Mike Barton
650-991-8169
mbarton@dalycity.org


Dublin Police Department
Crime Tips Hotline
925-833-6638




Misconduct is a bi-weekly true crime podcast hosted by Colleen. New episodes are available on Thursdays. More information can be found here: www.misconductpodcast.com


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I Used To Need The Violence – Chris Zabriskie
Cylinders Seven – Chris Zabriskie


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A woman murdered in the summer of 1982 remained unidentified much to the frustration of local law enforcement. It wasn’t until 36 years later when the DNA Doe Project took on the case and was able to provide the most important piece of information: her name. 


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Cylinder Seven - Chris Zabriskie
Cylinder Nine - Chris Zabriskie


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It is rare to have one serial killer in a family, let alone two.


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Robert Kissel, was a high profile investment banker who had moved with his wife, Nancy, and their three children to Hong Kong in 1998. While living there, Robert and Nancy settled into the already established ex-patriate community of wealthy Americans living in Hong Kong. According to those who knew Robert and Nancy, he was professional and hard working and she was devoted to her family and her children. So, when Nancy was arrested on November 6th, 2003 for killing Robert four days prior, most of their friends and family couldn’t believe what they were being told.


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Nikko Jenkins spent his entire adult life in prison, save for one month between two convictions. In that one month, he went on a killing spree, ending the lives of 4 people, 3 of whom he had never met, victims he picked seemingly at random.


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On the evening of November 27th 1960, police officers were on their usual patrol of the West Hills, near Portland, Oregon, when they came across a car stopped in a clearing. 500 yards from the nearest road, the car was not immediately visible to the officers. Nor was the lifeless body of Larry Peyton, a 19 year old Portland native, who was lying dead in his vehicle, after being stabbed multiple times. As well as evidence of a struggle, there was evidence of another person, a woman, whose purse and coat were still in the car, yet she was nowhere to be seen.


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