233: Case Closed: Wendy Jo Halison

Corpus Delicti

CDM Productions

True Crime

4.5 • 608 Ratings

🗓️ 28 March 2023

⏱️ 27 minutes

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This is the final episode in the Case Closed series. Wendy Jo Halison went to the store to buy a hair dryer she saw advertised in the paper. Unfortunately she never returned home. She was found murdered in the trunk of her abandoned car. Although it took many many years, her case was linked to someone with a dark history.

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Kai Engel

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"Coal Miners"

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0:00.0	Hey, everyone, it's Jen.
0:25.3	And this is Lindsay.
0:26.8	And welcome back to Corpus DeLecti, the podcast.
0:29.7	We are finishing up the final episode of our case closed series.
0:35.8	Yeah.
0:36.1	So we are going to have our break coming up. This is the last episode
0:40.8	in this series. And then we are going to start on a new one, but we have that break in
0:48.3	between that we started doing. Also, Jen and I are planning the live show. So we need some time
0:53.0	to kind of focus on that and make sure that it's super awesome,
0:56.6	which it is going to be.
0:58.4	So we present to you the last episode of Case Close.
1:02.3	So we will go ahead and jump right in.
1:05.7	All right.
1:05.9	So this week's episode, we're diving into the case of Wendy Joe Hallison, who was murdered when she was just
1:12.5	22 years old in 1968. Wendy lived in Los Angeles and attended college at San Fernando
1:19.6	Valley State College. Today, the college is best known as Cal State Northridge. She was
1:26.3	specializing in art classes, and she was described as your
1:30.4	overall prim proper young lady. She was popular with friends and in her community. She had that
1:37.8	million dollar smile that when you looked at her, you were just like, oh, I just want to be her
1:43.2	friend. You know, she was just one of those open, friendly, sweet young ladies.
1:49.0	So her older sister, Linda, had moved out and gotten married, but Wendy Jo remained
1:55.5	at home with her parents while she was attending classes.
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