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Bret, Cher and Dwee talk about murder, murder, murders that have occurred mostly in Los Angeles County California. We are an unpolished, crass trio who records out of our Jeep, Daniel. Cher uses potty mouth words, Bret tends to mumble and Dutch occasionally barks. We love True Crime stories, we do our research and we do this for fun and for free! Don’t let the sunshine fool you.https://anchor.fm/californiapenalcode1eighty7Redirect: https://anchor.fm/californiapenalcode1eighty7Dedicated to Uncle Robert Weldon, Vietnam Veteran and veteran of LAPD who worked as a Homicide Detective. R.I.P.
Dutch gets a birthday greeting before the Rolling Hills Theater case; your true-crime listening won't feel buttoned-up.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A prison friendship turns a shared plan for violence into a disturbingly practical future.
The episode follows Larry and Roy, two incarcerated men whose bond forms around prison violence, chess, jewelry making, and a shared plan for what they will do after release.
A grounded cold-case episode where estate questions, rumor, and a Shelby Mustang sharpen the human aftermath.
Joe Gazinski's murder anchors a five-year cold case shaped by unanswered questions, estate worries, and the suspicion that settled around Rachel Galera.
A sober Los Angeles homeless murder story moves through Memorial Day rituals, Helen Galay and Olga's crimes, and a loose, unsparing conversation.
National Homeless Persons Memorial Day gives this Los Angeles homeless murder story a sober frame before Brett and Cheryl shift toward Helen Galay and Olga.
A rough, personal look at Skid Row killings and the lives Cheryl and Brett connect to them.
Los Angeles' Skid Row anchors a grim episode about killings connected to the area, including David Russell, an aging homeless man found on the steps of the Los Angeles Central Library with his throat slashed and multiple stab wounds.
A San Pedro van pickup leaves a local death suspended in uneasy suspicion.
A van moving slowly up a San Pedro street gives this episode its uneasy pull. A 50-year-old laundry worker breaks away from her husband, gets into it, and later turns up dead beside a bush at Harbor Lake Recreational Park.
London true crime, street by street.
Blunt case talk from HudsonRiverRadio.com.
ABC Audio's Theranos fraud series that also introduces its other true-crime podcasts.
California PC 187: The Podcast ties Larry Bittaker and Roy Norris, the "toolbox killers," to five South Bay teenage victims after Brett and Cheryl redo a failed recording.
California PC 187 recaps Joe Gosinski's 2010 Torrance killing, starting with his rise from a Michigan-born gearhead to a Saleen Autosport mechanic and Chicane Sport Tuning co-owner.
["A silver Mercury Sable, a Hollywood alley, and six life-insurance policies drive California PC 187's \"2 Old Broads and a Mercury Sable.\"", "Brett and Cheryl reconstruct Kenneth McDavid's June 21, 2005 death from storefront video, a repaired fuel line, red paint, and DNA collected from the car.", "The episode also traces Paul Vedos's alley death, 48 rib fractures, and the missing-person paperwork that preceded the body identification.", "Helen Golay and Olga Rudder Schmidt emerge as the beneficiaries, with forged signature stamps, a Presbyterian church recruiting pattern, and about $6 million in payouts."]
California PC 187: The Podcast follows Von Oren Greenwood, the 77-year-old man called the Skid Row Slasher, through killings that move from Los Angeles Central Library steps to Hollywood.
["Brett and Cheryl open with a 1993 Los Angeles Times profile of Adolph Theodore Loudenberg, a San Pedro whittler who sold walking sticks from a 1985 Pontiac near Western Avenue and 9th Street.
California PC 187: The Podcast examines the September 1996 killing of 20-year-old Anthony Guest, whose mother had forced him out of her home over drug use.
California PC 187: The Podcast investigates how research into Torrance, California, led Brett and Cheryl to William Suff, who was identified as the Riverside prostitute killer and Lake Elsinore killer.
California PC 187: The Podcast examines the 1973 murders of four Rolling Hills Theater employees in Torrance, California.
California PC 187: The Podcast examines the August 27, 1957 killing of San Pedro attorney Milo Severn Smith, whose secretary Marjorie Knutson arrived at his office at 7:50 a.m.
California PC 187: The Podcast recounts Tatiana Tarasoff's move from China and Brazil to Alameda County, California, and her determination to attend UC Berkeley.
The hosts discuss a murder case update and introduce their podcast about homicides in Los Angeles County.
The hosts discuss a murder case in Los Angeles County, quoting a former detective on false confessions.
A true crime podcast discussing murders in Los Angeles County, with hosts providing unpolished commentary and research.
The hosts discuss the murder case of Kristen McKnight and Netta O'Sullivan from Rancho Palos Verdes, California.
A podcast analyzing murders in Los Angeles County, with a focus on the South Bay area, featuring unpolished hosts discussing true crime cases.
The hosts discuss a recent episode about the Shadow Park murders, adding corrections and personal reflections while dealing with life changes.
The hosts introduce their true crime podcast focusing on murders in Los Angeles County's South Bay area, with a disclaimer about graphic content.
The hosts give an update and preview of their true crime podcast, discussing car troubles and their upcoming episode.