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Twisted Podcast
Hosted by John W. Taylor · EN
True crime podcast dedicated to unraveling the intricacies of crime.
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Episode 254: The Tylenol Murders, Part 2
1w ago00:27:25Tap to summarizePart 2 of 3. In 1982 in Chicago, Illinois, people dropped dead after taking Tylenol filled with potassium cyanide. It all happened in a matter of hours and then it stopped. I will be interviewing Michelle Rosen, whose mother was one of the unfortunate victims. We will discuss the official narrative in this case, and all the illogical and perplexing actions taken by the authorities in response to the murders.
Transcribe →Episode 253: Tylenol Murders
4w ago00:34:22Tap to summarizePart 1 of 3. In 1982 in Chicago, Illinois, people dropped dead after taking Tylenol filled with potassium cyanide. It all happened in a matter of hours and then it stopped. I will be interviewing Michelle Rosen, whose mother was one of the unfortunate victims. We will discuss the official narrative in this case, and all the illogical and perplexing actions taken by the authorities in response to the murders.
Transcribe →Episode 252: "Pain Brokers"
May 100:32:04Tap to summarizeDozens of people across numerous companies conspired to get women to remove doctor implanted transvaginal wire mesh so that they could profit from the class action lawsuits. The facilitators made millions and left hundreds of women in debt and with permanent pain. I will be interviewing Elizabeth Burch, the author of "Pain Brokers."
Transcribe →Episode 251: Triple Murder
Apr 1500:42:01Tap to summarizeWe delve into the triple murder of Jeffrey Ryan, 10-year-old Jesse Ryan, and Jason DeHaan, along with the police interrogation of Thayne Ormsby.
Transcribe →Episode 250: "The Accidental Picasso Theft"
Apr 300:25:18Tap to summarizeWhit Rummel will talk about his brother stealing a Picasso painting, supposedly by accident, and how he and his father helped his brother get rid of it.
Transcribe →Episode 249: Wrongful Conviction of Sandy Shaw, Part 2
Mar 1500:28:38Tap to summarizePart 2 of 2. Sandy Shaw was known as the 'Show and Tell Killer,' and a jury convicted her of a murder she didn't commit. Yet, she still spent 21 years in prison. We will discuss her tumultuous life, the horrific chain of events that led to her conviction, and how she came out on the other side.
Transcribe →Episode 248: Wrongful Conviction of Sandy Shaw, Part 1
Mar 100:29:49Tap to summarizeSandy Shaw was known as the 'Show and Tell Killer, and a jury convicted her of a murder she didn't commit. Yet, she still spent 21 years in prison. We will discuss her tumultuous life, the horrific chain of events that led to her conviction, and how she came out on the other side.
Transcribe →Episode 247: Murder of Alessia Mesquita
Feb 1500:31:35Tap to summarizeRashod Newton shot and killed his girlfriend Alessia Mesquita. We will delve into his subsequent police interrogation.
Transcribe →Episode 246: Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Heist
Feb 100:41:34Tap to summarizeIn 1990, thieves stole $500 million in rare works of art from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston. The case remains unsolved. I will be talking with Tim Pilleri and Lance Reenstierna from the Crawlspace podcast about the museum heist.
Transcribe →Episode 245: Murder of Joseph Gatto
Jan 1500:34:56Tap to summarizeSomeone murdered Joseph Gatto inside his home in Silver Lake, California. His son, Mike Gatto, who was a state Assemblyman at the time, wrote a book about his father's murder and the associated investigation into the still unsolved murder. I will be speaking with Mike Gatto.
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