Under The Porch Light

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Under The Porch Light is where America’s shadows come to light. Hosted by Qwalker, this true crime podcast peels back the curtain on chilling small-town murders,deadly love storied, twisted urban legends and crimes of passion that left families shattered and communities scarred. Each episode dives into real cases-using verified public records, court transcripts and survivor accounts-uncovering the stories that never made it to national headlines but haunt local memory. These aren’t just stories. They are warnings. And they begin Under The Porch Light

Episodes

  1. 12/16/2025

    The Trust Game: The Incest Murder of John McGuire

    Thirty-eight-year-old John “Bamma” McGuire thought he was going to West Virginia to restart his life with his girlfriend, Amanda McClure. Instead, he walked into a meth-soaked house where Amanda, her sister Anna, and their father Larry turned a “trust game” into torture and murder—then buried him in a shallow grave and moved on with their lives. Nephew Q walks through the trust game, the incestuous marriage that followed, and the man whose name gets lost behind the headline. Sources: North Carolina Woman Sentenced To 40 Years In West Virginia 'Trust Game' Murder - CBS Pittsburgh 3rd family member sentenced in man's 'trust game' murder | AP News Man sentenced to life for helping kill daughter’s boyfriendWoman who helped kill boyfriend, then married own father sentenced to 40 years in prison – 95.5 WSB Sister of Woman Who Killed Own Boyfriend Sentenced for Role in MurderThe Murder of John McGuire. Methamphetamine, incest, and paranoia… | by DeLani R. Bartlette | Medium

    16 min

  2. 12/16/2025

    The Killer Couple of Kentucky: Love, Lies & Blood

    In 1998, 73-year-old Lonetta White was found burned in the trunk of her own car in a Kentucky field. Investigators soon discovered the killers weren’t strangers — they were a former daughter-in-law-to-be and her lover. QWalker unpacks the betrayal, addiction, and legal fallout behind the “killer couple” of Kentucky.Sources: Murder of Lonetta White – Wikipedia – Background on victim, location, and basic circumstances. Wikipedia Deadly Women Wiki – “Blood Money” (Virginia Caudill) – Narrative context about Caudill’s relationship with Lonetta and her son, and her addiction. Deadly Women Wiki Caudill v. Conover – E.D. Ky. (background) – Federal opinion summarizing facts of the crime. Justia Murder of Lonetta White – Wikipedia – Age, birth year and place, and description of the victim. Wikipedia Caudill v. Conover – E.D. Ky. – Describes the home, stolen valuables (jewelry, guns, mink coat). Justia Deadly Women Wiki – “Blood Money” – Narrative about Virginia once having a good relationship with Lonetta, later damaged by drug use. Deadly Women Wiki – Caudill v. Conover – E.D. Ky. – Around 3 a.m. return to the home, description of Caudill’s trial testimony about the attack. vLex Caudill v. Commonwealth – Ky. Supreme Court (2003) – Summary of early-morning timeline and presence of both defendants. vLex Caudill v. Conover – 6th Cir. (2018) – Confirms motive tied to drug money. Caudill appeal brief – U.S. Supreme Court Appendix C (2018) – Details on number of blows to the head and condition of the body in the trunk. Supreme Court Caudill v. Conover – E.D. Ky. (background) – Confirms burning of the vehicle in a field and stolen items list. Justia Goforth v. White – E.D. Ky. (2023) – Summary of the ransacking, stolen items, and burning of the car. CaseMine They Will Kill You – Profile of Virginia Caudill – True-crime narrative reiterating the hammer attack and comment about Lonetta allegedly asking “Why are you doing this to me?” (used carefully as secondary reporting). They Will Kill You Caudill v. Commonwealth – Ky. Supreme Court (2003) – Key facts on the murder, stolen property, and both defendants blaming each other. vLex Caudill v. Conover – E.D. Ky. – Details of Caudill’s version of events and Goforth’s alleged role. vLex Goforth v. White – E.D. Ky. – Factual background of the crime and presence of both defendants. CaseMine Deadly Women Wiki – “Blood Money” – Narrative framing of the couple, drug debt, and going on the run. Deadly Women Wiki Kentucky.com – Article on “Deadly Women” episode – Notes about the case being featured and high-level details. Kentucky Caudill v. Commonwealth – Ky. Supreme Court (2003) – Joint trial, convictions, and sentencing details. vLex+1 Kentucky DOC – Death Row Inmates (Virginia Caudill) – Confirmation of Caudill’s offenses and death sentence. Department of Corrections Murder of Lonetta White – Wikipedia – Notes on the rarity of white defendants sentenced to death for killing a Black victim in Kentucky. Wikipedia “Lone woman on Kentucky death row loses appeal” – Courier-Journal – Reporting on Caudill’s appeals and status as the only woman on death row. Courier Journal Caudill v. Conover – E.D. Ky. District Court order (2014) – Denial of federal habeas relief. GovInfo Caudill v. Conover – 6th Cir. (2018) – Sixth Circuit opinion summarizing facts and denying appeal. U.S. Supreme Court Docket/Briefs – Caudill v. Conover and related PDFs – Confirmation that certiorari was denied. Wikipedia+1 Lex 18 – “Lexington death row inmate… dies” and WKYT – “Man on death row for Lexington murder dies” – Reports on Jonathan Goforth’s death while on death row. LEX 18 News - Lexington, KY (WLEX)+1 Murder of Lonetta White – Wikipedia – Racial dynamics and note on white defendants and a Black victim. Wikipedia “Lone woman on Kentucky death row loses appeal” – Courier-Journal – Context on Caudill’s status and public debate. Courier Journal

    24 min

  3. 06/03/2025

    Janett Christman – The Babysitter and the Man Upstairs

    In this episode of Under The Porch Light, we uncover the true crime story that inspired the infamous urban legend ‘the call is coming from inside the house.’ This unsolved 1950s murder of 13-year-old Janett Christman in Columbia, Missouri, shocked the nation and remains a chilling cold case today.

    16 min

  4. 06/03/2025

    The Dothan Hairdresser Love Triangle: A Small Town Crime of Passion

    A Southern love triangle turns deadly in this chilling episode of Under The Porch Light. When a Dothan, Alabama hairdresser falls for a married man, his wife seeks revenge—with a gun. Host Qwalker unpacks this real-life crime of passion, revealing what really happened behind salon doors. Small-town murder. Real court records. No turning back.

    11 min

  5. 06/03/2025

    Ray & Faye Copeland: The Elderly Serial Killers of Missouri

    In this chilling debut episode of Under The Porch Light, host Qwalker uncovers the disturbing true story of Ray and Faye Copeland—the oldest couple ever sentenced to death in U.S. history. Set in the quiet farming town of Mooresville, Missouri, this episode dives into how a sweet-faced elderly couple lured drifters into a deadly trap. Using real public records, court transcripts, and crime scene details, we explore how Ray and Faye orchestrated a series of small-town murders, fraud schemes, and buried secrets that shocked the Midwest. 🎙️ Subscribe now for weekly episodes exploring killer couples, urban legends with truth, and crimes of passion—all rooted in America’s hidden corners 🔦 Real case. Real names. Real evil. 🎙 Based on public records, court transcripts, and verified reports. Missouri Supreme Court: https://law.justia.com/cases/missouri/supreme-court/1996/73774-0.html Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ray_and_Faye_Copeland

    18 min
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Under The Porch Light is where America’s shadows come to light. Hosted by Qwalker, this true crime podcast peels back the curtain on chilling small-town murders,deadly love storied, twisted urban legends and crimes of passion that left families shattered and communities scarred. Each episode dives into real cases-using verified public records, court transcripts and survivor accounts-uncovering the stories that never made it to national headlines but haunt local memory. These aren’t just stories. They are warnings. And they begin Under The Porch Light

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