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True Crime Garage Off The Record
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Hosts Nic and the Captain invite you to grab a chair, grab a beer and join them as they talk some true crime. This is no ordinary garage: it’s a rabbit hole of true crime, with a generous supply of alcohol and banter to lighten the load. From international atrocities to heinous stories on (US) home turf, dive head-first into a different case each week, and enjoy a cold one whilst your there.
If you consider yourself an armchair detective, you’re in the right place, and you’re amongst friends. For the mystery-seeker, True Crime Garage presents an archive of missing persons, unsolved and cold cases, plus accounts of infamous serial killers and chilling solved cases.
True Crime Garage has just one rule: don’t litter. Remember to not take yourself too seriously because if you do, nobody else will.
Missing persons (including):
Maura Murray
Brandon Lawson
Asha Degree
Wiliam Tyrell
Emma Fillipoff
Brian Shaffer
Jaliek Rainwalker
Madeleine McCann
Jennifer Kesse
Unsolved cases (including):
Mitrice Richardson
Kendrick Johnson
JonBenet Ramsey
The Delphi murders
OJ Simpson
The Tylenol Murders
Elisa Lam
The Photo: Kris Kremers and Lisanne Froon
The West Memphis 3
Amy Mihaljevic
Serial killers (including):
The Long Island Serial Killer (LISK)
Zodiac
Ted Bundy
The Backpacker: Ivan Milat
BTK: Dennis Rader
John Wayne Gacy
Jeffrey Dahmer
Edmund Kemper
Ed Gein
Solved cases (including):
Chris Watts
The Unabomber
John Lennon
Scott Peterson
Son of Sam
Columbine
Room 309: Sidney Teerhuis-Moar
Kenneka Jenkins
Rae Carruth
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Garage Refill /// 500lb. Serial Killer /// Part 2
500lb. Serial Killer /// Part 2 /// 174
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December 8th, 1996 - An overweight man picks up a woman from a local bar in southwest Baltimore. He invites her back to his trailer with the promise of drugs and alcohol. She decides to join him. They are only there a short time when he starts making sexual advances toward her. She turns him down. They do some drugs and then his advances became more aggressive. She continues to brush him off and then he attacks her. Somehow she manages to escape and have the man arrested. Just days later this man is arrested again this time for the murder of a young woman. After, he starts talking to investigators about other murders. Tonight we discuss Joe Metheny, his crimes and confessions. Beer of the Week - Duckpin Pale Ale by Union Brewing Garage Grade - 4 out of 5 bottle caps
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Garage Refill /// 500lb. Serial Killer /// Part 1
500lb. Serial Killer /// Part 1 /// 173
Part 1 of 2
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December 8th, 1996 - An overweight man picks up a woman from a local bar in southwest Baltimore. He invites her back to his trailer with the promise of drugs and alcohol. She decides to join him. They are only there a short time when he starts making sexual advances toward her. She turns him down. They do some drugs and then his advances became more aggressive. She continues to brush him off and then he attacks her. Somehow she manages to escape and have the man arrested. Just days later this man is arrested again this time for the murder of a young woman. After, he starts talking to investigators about other murders. Tonight we discuss Joe Metheny, his crimes and confessions. Beer of the Week - Duckpin Pale Ale by Union Brewing Garage Grade - 4 out of 5 bottle caps
Beer Fund: https://truecrimegarage.com/home -
The Delphi Murders /// Off The Record
The Delphi Murders /// Off The Record
Nic and the Captain discuss: The Delphi Murders with Fig Solves. Watch The Delphi Documentary or Follow Fig @ https://www.youtube.com/@fig.solves3707
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Tionda & Diamond Bradley /// Part 2 /// 673
Tionda & Diamond Bradley /// Part 2 /// 673
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Sisters Tionda and Diamond have been missing for over twenty years now. Their mother left the two little girls home alone on work day in the summer of 2001. When she returned home, the girls were gone and a note was left saying the two had gone to the playground. Tionda was ten years old and Diamond was just three. This week we go through the complicated timeline of events surrounding their disappearance. This case has been labeled missing and endangered. We believe the girls may have been abducted by someone they knew. The F.B.I. asks that anyone with information about the disappearance of Tionda and Diamond Bradley contact the Chicago Police Department detectives at 312-747-8380 OR your local F.B.I. office. The family’s private detective can be reached at 847-579-9771.
National Missing Children’s Day is Thursday, May 25th, 2023. True Crime Garage has worked with and continues to support The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC). To help in the fundraising efforts to bring kids home and to make sure that every kid has a safe childhood please join us in our efforts by going to our giving page
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Beer of the Week - DownTime Wheat Beer from Bulldog Brewing Company
Garage Grade - 4 and a quarter bottle caps out of 5
Thank you for your continued support of this independent podcast. Tell a friend to join you and us in the Garage next week. Cheers Nic & The Captain -
Tionda & Diamond Bradley /// Part 1 /// 672
Tionda & Diamond Bradley /// Part 1 /// 672
Part 1 of 2
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Sisters Tionda and Diamond have been missing for over twenty years now. Their mother left the two little girls home alone on work day in the summer of 2001. When she returned home, the girls were gone and a note was left saying the two had gone to the playground. Tionda was ten years old and Diamond was just three. This week we go through the complicated timeline of events surrounding their disappearance. This case has been labeled missing and endangered. We believe the girls may have been abducted by someone they knew. The F.B.I. asks that anyone with information about the disappearance of Tionda and Diamond Bradley contact the Chicago Police Department detectives at 312-747-8380 OR your local F.B.I. office. The family’s private detective can be reached at 847-579-9771.
National Missing Children’s Day is Thursday, May 25th, 2023. True Crime Garage has worked with and continues to support The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC). To help in the fundraising efforts to bring kids home and to make sure that every kid has a safe childhood please join us in our efforts by going to our giving page
http://give.missingkids.org/truecrimegarage
Beer of the Week - DownTime Wheat Beer from Bulldog Brewing Company
Garage Grade - 4 and a quarter bottle caps out of 5
Thank you for your continued support of this independent podcast. Tell a friend to join you and us in the Garage next week. Cheers Nic & The Captain -
Lynda Moore /// Part 2 /// 671
Lynda Moore /// Part 2 /// 671
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On April 15th, 1986 a young mother was attacked and killed in her home. She was home alone that day while her husband was at work and her two children were at school. 36 year old Lynda Moore was viciously attacked inside her home. With no sign of forced entry and some pretty random suspects the Vermont State Police were sure to have a difficult time with this murder investigation. If you have any information that could help this cold case investigation please contact the Vermont State Police Major Crimes Unit by calling 1-802-244-8727. Tips may also be submitted anonymously at https://vsp.vermont.gov/tipsubmit or by texting keyword VTIPS to 274637 (CRIMES)
Beer of the Week - Swingin’ by Susquehanna Brewing Company
Garage Grade 4 out of 5 Bottle Caps
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Customer Reviews
I had a lot of fun listening to this!
I was hoping you would delve into these little girls missing. Just started listening to it, but I just had to say thank for detailing with this case
Nepotism
They’re brothers. I guess that adds more context to what is quite possibly the most lopsided division of labor in the history of labor. Or division. On one mic, we have the consummate professional. Well-researched, well-reasoned, a job always well done. And on the second mic...ugh. First of all, any cool nickname should be earned...not self-appointed. In that light, a moniker like ‘The Deckhand’ seems a lot more appropriate, given the circumstances. And I can’t remember the last Deckhand interjection that 1) made me smile, and/or 2) added anything of value to the story being told. In the early days of this pod, at least the dude tried; unfortunately, he has since (inexplicably) convinced himself that his entire contribution can revolve around coming up with new and “creative” ways to call the bad guys names. We get it, man. In fact, a resounding majority of human beings walking the planet feel some level of contempt for serial killers and depraved lunatics; you’re not anymore outraged than the rest of us. Calm down and let your handler do his (and your) job. Three other pieces of constructive criticism for the lesser half, if I may: 1) Open thesaurus...locate synonyms for the word ‘individual’...use them. 2) Try to grasp that your personal life experiences can’t be extrapolated to every situation/context across the global populace. An alarming percentage of your ‘assertions’ end up being unfounded shots in the dark based on the smallest of small samples; and, frankly, they usually don’t make much sense. 3) Let’s chill on throwing out the identities of innocent people as ‘suspects.’ You’re not solving any crimes from behind a microphone. The whole “advancing the case” narrative is a farce. This community has a macabre interest in crime-based stories, myself included...and some have been industrious enough to make a living catering to this niche consumer demand. That’s it. There’s no shame in any of that...but it’s silly (and wholly disingenuous) that this entire dance is marketed as some kind of noble effort to advance the investigation du jour. Does lightening strike once in a while and make a real-world dent? Sure. It happens. But there is also a growing list of NON-convicts that Deckhand-types irresponsibly shine their half-wit spotlight on, inevitably altering the trajectory of those lives to some non-negligible extent (always without the inconvenient ‘formalities’ of evidence…due process…and other basic rights that the Deckhand should in theory have some reverence for, given his life’s “work”). Having the platform...but lacking the humility, foresight, and perceptive reasoning to wield it properly...is a recipe for a garage fire.
Not for me..
These guys approach some of these cases with a clear bias and that’s not cool. They seem really judgmental which is unfair to the victims, their families, and the stories.