Shill Kill Chip Mahoney

The two missing Kansas moms have been found, murdered. Reports point to a bitter child custody dispute as to the motive behind the blood-bath. Before I delve into the crime, I discuss Aerodrome Finance. Aero is a new Coinbase-backed project that has already taken off. Is there enough time to ride this one to the moon? If you're new to crypto and love true crime, tune in and find out!

Ed Shin killed his business partner and then tokenized his life in a bid to get away with murder. This was before we knew anything about blockchain. In this episode of Shill Kill, I discuss the twisted case after first talking about Ondo Finance, a leader in the Real World Asset tokenization space.

Some things about the #unsolved Lover's Lane case trigger me. In this Fast Kill episode from Shill Kill, I talk 100% true crime, saving the crypto for another day. Was there a revolver used to separate the young couple? No gun was mentioned in the reports, but it's what I think is a strong possibility that could help untie the mystery.

Mia Zapata was on the cusp of a breakthrough in her music career when she was murdered in Seattle. It took investigators ten years to track down her killer. On this episode of Shill Kill, I talk about the modular blockchain Celestia before delving into the sad ending for Mia and what she didn't see coming. Listen and learn how not to be trapped; in crypto and in the back of a stranger's car.

It was a hot summer night in 1990, Houston, Texas. Cheryl was a vivacious 22-year-old and Andy was a 21-year-old with everything good in front of him, including the girl he loved. Both of their lives were snuffed out suddenly by a sadistic killer who tethered them to a tree in an area known back then as Lover's Lane. First, I cover the stable coin Tether and then I offer a theory about why the couple was murdered, and what all the curious items at the crime scene where about. *This episode is for entertainment purposes only and is not part of any actual investigation.

You had to know how to work the angles in order to setup the murder of an entrepreneur like Bill McLaughlin. Nanette Johnston did just that, convincing her bouncer boyfriend to pull the trigger on Bill in 1994. She got away with embezzlement and other fraudulent activities until investigators closed in the truth. In this episode of Shill Kill, I cover Hedera, a top project that uses angles to complete transactions in milliseconds. Then I talk about Nanette and her life of setups that led up to the gate of a millionaire's enclave in Newport Beach, CA.