242: Entwistle Family Murders

Killer Queens: A True Crime Podcast

True Crime, Comedy

4.4 • 3K Ratings

🗓️ 8 November 2022

⏱️ 88 minutes

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Summary

On January 21st, 2006, Priscilla Materazzo called the local police. She couldn’t get in touch with her daughter, Rachel Entwistle or her son-in-law Neil. The couple had a 9-month-old baby named Lily, so Priscilla was growing increasingly concerned. She’d been to their house, with no answer. A family friend also stopped by the Entwistle home for a scheduled dinner, but there was no sign of the family anywhere. Police did a quick search of the house, but found nothing out of the ordinary. The next day, Priscilla filed an official missing persons report on her daughter and her family. Police returned to the house for a further search, when they noticed a smell coming from the master bedroom. Under the covers, they found the deceased bodies of 27-year-old Rachel and her baby, Lily. Neil was nowhere to be found. Had Rachel murdered her own child, then turned the gun on herself, in a deep state of postpartum depression or had Neil Entwistle fled the home after brutally murdering his family?

TRIGGER WARNING: child murder, pornography

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0:55.4	This podcast contains discussion of child murder and pornography.
0:59.6	Listener discretion is advised.
1:02.1	On January 21st, 2006, Priscilla Madarazo called the local police.
1:06.7	She couldn't get in touch with her daughter, Rachel and Whistle, or her son and
1:09.6	La Nile.
1:10.6	The couple had a nine-month-old baby named Lily, so Priscilla was growing increasingly concerned.
1:16.0	She'd been to their house, but had no answer.
1:18.4	A family friend also stopped by the in whistle home for a scheduled dinner, but there was
1:22.2	no sign of the family anywhere.
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