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This episode we travel to Texas to look at a fast-food chain restaurant that ended up a crime scene.

New installment of Avenue B we travel south to look at a serial killer once considered more dangerous than Ted Bundy by the FBI. Tune in, subscribe, and share! Find Exclusive Content at Patreon.com/Podculture thanks for listening!

This episode we travel to the east coast visiting the historical city of Brooklyn. With a massive population recorded over 2 million as of 2017, the crime rates were a bit stranger then usual. We continue on to look at an infamous man with many nicknames. Brooklyn Vampire, Werewolf of Wysteria, and The Grey Man, no nickname is far from the truth. As monster sounding as the labels, the specific crime we explore today was nothing short of insane. Take a trip to the east coast city of Brooklyn in 1930, and find yourself terrified of the events surrounding the six year investigation, antagonizing letters, and distraught detectives within the Grace Budd disappearance. Tune in everywhere great podcasts are available! Don't forget to review the show where you listen! Contact [email protected] @INFAMINDS (Twitter) Donate Patreon.com/sheamusthehost paypal.me/chewed Thanks for tuning in! 

Diagnosed with schizophrenia, and multiple personality disorder as a young boy when the only treatment was electro shock therapy, becomes a business owner. Fox Hollow Farms became the home of a man named Herbert Baumeister, who seemed to be living a normal life. With a wife, and children, and a flourishing business, who would've guessed his thirteen year old son finds a human skeleton in the backyard. Also going by the name "Brian Smart" a private investigator gets hired by a family after their son goes missing. Eventually finding out that Herb had a secret he didn't wanna share. Tune in to find out much more! Donate patreon.com/TrashPandaMedia paypal.me/chewed

This episode we take a trip to the tip of the great state of Michigan! A very small town still not exceeding 600 people in 2017, its hard to imagine how small it was in 1968. During that year a horrific crime took place, and it was something out of a horror movie. A family vacation turns sinister when someone decides to take their lives. 6 victims, plenty of evidence, main suspects suicide, and 32 years later, no arrests. A very interesting tale, so tune in, and find out more about the small vacation town Good Hart, Michigan! Donate patreon.com/chewedgum paypal.me/chewed Thanks for listening and leave 5 stars on Apple Podcasts to support the show!

Welcome again to the American Crimes podcast, we decide to look into a strange case coming out of the largest state, and largest populated city in said state. The year was 2000, and a double murder took place. Two suspects become the main attraction, one being the husband, another being a "creepy" co-worker. Who really did this? Who took these two women with the same exact name? A case that remains unsolved nearly 19 years later. Was it a hitman who got the wrong woman, but felt necessary to complete the job? So many questions around this odd crime. Tune in to find out much more! Don't forget to leave a 5 star review on iTunes for the show, it helps us get noticed, and bring in more listeners! Thank you so much for listening already! Soon to be on Twitter! If you'd like to donate to an independent podcast simply visit patreon.com/chewedgum or paypal.me/chewed

This American Crimes episode we still talk true crime but we do it a little less intense. Tune in as we discuss several different cases involving dumb criminals. ([email protected]) (patreon.com/Podculture)

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This episode we take a look at New York in the 1970s where things where very rough. Once called "Fear City" and young man was in the center, with a pension for aggression from a early age. Tune in, and find out more! Support the show (Patreon.com/Podculture) Thanks for listening!