Good Company in the Car: The Bigfoot and Murder and Everything Else Podcast goodcompanyinthecar

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Join us as we delve into a whirlwind episode where we begin with an intriguing discussion about Casey Kasem's tumultuous family saga. The episode takes a deep dive into the legal battles, accusations, and bizarre events surrounding the late radio legend's life and death.
In the second part, we uncover the chilling story of Shannon Capers, a 13-year-old girl from Haynesville, Louisiana, who went missing in 1997. We explore the relentless efforts of law enforcement to solve her disappearance, the anonymous tip that led to a shocking discovery, and the subsequent investigation that brought her killer to justice.
From the peculiarities of Casey Kasem's final years to the heart-wrenching search for Shannon Capers, this episode is a blend of dark humor, mystery, and true crime. 

Your hosts took a trip back to Kevin's childhood hometown, Norwich, N.Y. It was a bittersweet return to a town that has seen it's share of struggles over the past four decades. From long gone establishments like the Copper Kettle and Corner Cigar Store, to new and improved resources like the YMCA, it was a real trip down memory lane for Kevin and his two brothers...

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In this gripping episode, we dive deep into two intriguing mysteries. We first take you on a trip back in time to the lost colony of Roanoke, unfolding an unexpected turn of events as unforeseen evidence emerges. Discover the theorized reasons behind the colonists' disappearance and appreciate the critical role of DNA testing in sketching out their possible demise.
The episode then shifts attention to the chilling crime scene of Cynthia Berger’s 1993 murder case in Ventura, California, where the perpetrator tried to wipe out all traces of the crime by setting her house ablaze. As leads grew cold over time, an unexpected phone call reignites the investigation seven years later. The chase for the truth reveals unexpected suspects and brings closure to a distressed informant, pushing the case towards an unforeseen resolution.
Join us as we untangle these interconnected narratives of historical enigma and present-day crime, demonstrating the potency of resolve, science, and an offender’s lack of remorse.
 

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Take a ride on the emotional rollercoaster of this engaging podcast episode where lighthearted banter about animals swiftly gives way to the exploration of one of the most chilling cold cases in history. Commencing with adorable discussions about otters, raccoons, platypuses, and pet dogs, the episode surprisingly veers into the horrifying universe of brutal murders dating back to 1965. 
Experience the shocking tale of seemingly random murders that took place in El Cajon, a quaint town of just 40,000 people in the '70s. Discover the startling link between these heinous crimes and Clyde Wilkerson – a convicted felon turned long-haul truck driver. Unravel this unnerving mystery with us as we follow the tenacious investigators from El Cajon to an Arkansas trailer park and reveal how Wilkerson was brought to justice through modern DNA technology.
Dive into the gritty details of the Clyde Wilkerson investigation – a haunting journey into the disturbing crimes and relentless pursuit of justice. Learn about the untold stories, the investigative breakthroughs, first-hand accounts from those involved in the case, and understand the mind of a psychopathic murderer. Explore the depths of Wilkerson's gruesome proclivities and his unnerving pattern of claiming body parts as his gruesome trophies.
Despite the grim narrative, the episode maintains a balanced atmosphere, spiced up with elements of pop culture from the '70s. Finally, prepare to delve into the horrendous 'house of horrors' that Wilkerson left behind and how evidences unfolded leading to his capture. Ride along with us for a deep-dive into the darkest perversions of humanity – a sobering, yet tantalizing narration intermingling true crime, sociological discourse, and surprising interludes of levity.

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In this thrilling episode of 'The Nine-Shot Pistol Murders', we invite you to journey back to Ontario, Canada, in 1970, where we delve deep into the unsolved murders of two women, Doreen Warby and Helen Ferguson. Despite extensive investigations, leads run cold and the case is left untouched for 25 years until a surprising piece of evidence changes the course of investigation.

Taking an unexpected turn, the story proceeds with the uncovering of robbery cases in 1995, astoundingly tied to the original murders. An unexpected encounter with a former law enforcement officer, Ronald Glenn West, adds another unexpected twist into this narrative.
Join us as we peel off the layers of this decades-old mystery. Immerse yourself in this spine-chilling episode that is bound to leave you hanging at the edge of your seat, unraveling past cases of home invasions, senseless killings, and the mysterious overlaps between the victims' profiles.
Witness a different level of astonishment as we tread on shocking ground; the uncovering of more cases, DNA evidence unveiling direct links to the murdered, and the uncanny coincidences that add up to an intense, unforgettable criminal investigation saga.

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Dive into this riveting podcast episode that explores the sensational world of Beanie Babies, the most sought-after toys of the 90s. Join hosts Jack and Kevin as they delve into the unique marketing strategies of Ty Warner, the creator of Beanie Babies, and how they revolutionized the toy industry.
Learn how demand manipulation, strategic retirement of designs, and limited editions fueled the global trading frenzy for these soft toys and contributed to their mind-blowing success. This episode doesn't shy away from the darker sides of the Beanie Babies phenomenon, including its eventual collapse, stories of collectors accruing enormous debt, and Warner's controversial business tactics.
Discover the fascinating story of Patricia Trivedi, a key contributor to the Beanie Babies' success who was underappreciated and the role of personalized poems in making each Beanie Baby unique. Revisit the exhilarating height of Beanie Mania in 1997 with the launch of "Teeny Beanie Babies" in McDonald's Happy Meals and the bitter divorce case that saw a couple dividing their Beanie Baby collection in a courtroom.
Explore the darker corners of this toy craze with Harry Rinker, a collectibles expert who first warned about its potential collapse. Learn about the emotional toll the trend took on individuals who placed fortunes on these toys as safe investments and the aftermath left in the wake of the Beanie Baby bubble burst.
This intriguing episode serves as a timeless lesson on the volatile nature of market trends. Don't miss out on this trip down the memory lane into the whirlwind world of the Beanie Babies phenomenon.