83 episodes
You‘re Doing Fine Oklahoma... Chi & Shanna- Pod Dormer Productions LLC
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- True Crime
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4.3 • 58 Ratings
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Each week we explore interesting tales filled with mysteries, hauntings, and some crazy family secrets from our home state of Oklahoma and beyond. We rely heavily on research as well as our own wild speculations, with a dash of humor for good measure.
Sing it with us: ”You‘re doing fine Oklahoooooooooooma!”
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Fluke Family Murders
In October 1997, Ronald Fluke decided that his wife and two girls would be better off dead than living with the shame of having a father with a failed business. He would use a hatchet and a gun to murder his family, then calmly turn himself in to the police.
This man was just one of many family annihilators that we have researched over the years, but you may have never heard of this one.
Send us your favorite hometown ghost stories or tales at urdoingfineok.pod@gmail.com or on Instagram @ur_doing_fine_ok_pod. -
E.C. Mullednore
E.C. Mullendore was the heir to one of the largest cattle ranches in Oklahoma. When he is found dead inside his home and his body guard is injured, the hunt for his killer would to "Kansas City Professionals" *wink wink. Was it a professional hit or was it closer to home? Listen in as Shan takes us to Eastern Oklahoma and the 40 year hunt for a Killer.
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Jaymie Adams Murder
Jaymie Adams was a regular Oklahoma girl with some secrets. When she goes missing after a routine meeting, her husband is reluctant to tell her secrets, until the pressure is on. This story is pretty dark, so hold on.
Do you think the police got their man in this one? Let us know on Insta @ur_doing_fine_ok_pod or urdoingfineok.pod@gmail.com -
Denise Stice
48 Year old Denise Stice was a professional in her field. She worked as civilian on Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma. In late November 2007, Denise would be murdered in a case that is still a mystery to this day. What happened to Denise and who killed this woman who seemed to have it all?
Send us your favorite cases at urdoingfineok.pod@gmail.com or hit us up on Instagram @ur_doing_fine_ok_pod -
Chanda Turner
In July 2000, Chanda Turner was a 23 year old woman living her best summer life in Oklahoma. Lake days merged into work days and she was holding it all down. Her life seemed like a normal 20 something life, until she is found dead on her own back porch one night.
What actually happened that night? Did she shoot herself and then somehow get rid of the gun? Or was she shot and a crime covered up?
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Sandy Rea
On the surface, when you search "Sandy Rea" you'll find a very short story: she disappeared from a Bowling Alley in Shawnee, OK.
Underneath the main headline, though, are far more sinister theories and allegations about her disappearance. Her mother has worked tirelessly to keep Sandy's case at the forefront of everyone's mind, but why has there been no resolution after all these years?
Send us your hometown cases at: urdoingfineok.pod@gmail.com or slide into our DM's on Instagram @ur_doing_fine_ok_pod.
Customer Reviews
Okie gals to a T!
I was happy to see a podcast about crimes in my home state. I do get the sense that you ladies are new to podcasting and I think you will get there. I don't know how serious you are about the podcast and for what reason you are doing it. I feel like many people want a podcast to try to solve a crime and/or make sure the victims are given respect. Sometimes this means leaving out any opinions that you may have when talking about them. I can, totally, tell you all are from OK; there is just an attitude that us Okies have... that is not always understood by all. I do think that it may be a great idea to speed up the story by minimizing the small-talk, not pertinent to the storyline, at least during the telling of the story. Maybe have both of you tell the story in parts. And try to speed ppup the talk in general... personally, I listen at at least 1 1/4 speed. I hope that you ladies aren't offended by my critique. I think you are doing FINE. And I hope you keep growing and learning. Thank you for the work you put into the Podcast.A
Ok
I like the overall information if I could skip through the first 8/10 mins chit of chat. It’s not updated every week as they claim
Odcr
As I’m listening to the Jaymie Adams case and hearing y’all talk about Oscn it makes me feel better about myself. I however look on ODCR daily to see the new charges dropped in my county (carter).