348: Moody Massacre (Scott Moody)

This Feels Criminal: A True Crime Podcast (Formerly Killer Queens)

This Feels Criminal | Formerly Killer Queens

Society & Culture, True Crime

4.4 • 3.1K Ratings

🗓️ 20 November 2024

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

In the early morning hours of Sunday, May 29th, 2005, shots rang out from the Shaker Farm in Bellefontaine, Ohio. Nikki Vagades received a call from her 15-year-old step sister, begging for help. When Nikki arrived at the farmhouse, she immediately called 911. Detectives arrived to find six people on the property, all dead from gunshot wounds. Stacy Moody, the youngest child that lived in the house, was barely alive. Just a few hours later, the Logan County Sheriff had closed the case, ruling it a murder-suicide. Despite his certainty, MANY people continue to question whether this massacre was a planned cover-up, possibly by law enforcement.

TRIGGER WARNINGS: sexual assault of a minor

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0:00.0	Hey y'all, welcome to Killer Queens, a true crime podcast. I'm your host, Tarela, and like most
0:09.5	millennials, I've always had an obsession with true crime. On KQ, you'll find light true crime
0:14.8	stories, millennial hypes and gripes, some adult language, and maybe a special guest here
0:20.2	and there. Just like a 90s sleepover,
0:22.7	we're just a couple BFFs hanging out. So gather around and let's launch right into it.
0:32.9	In the early morning hours of Sunday, May 29, 2005, shots rang out from the Shaker Farm in
0:39.0	Bella Fontaine, Ohio. Nikki Vagottis received a call from her 15-year-old step-sister,
0:45.5	begging for help. When Nikki arrived at the farmhouse, she immediately called 911.
0:50.2	Detectives arrived to find six people on the property all dead from gunshot wounds.
0:55.0	Stacey Moody, the youngest child that lived in the house, was barely alive.
0:59.5	Just a few hours later, the Logan County Sheriff had closed the case, ruling it a murder-suicide, just hours.
1:06.7	Despite his certainty, many people continued to question whether this massacre was a planned cover-up, possibly by law enforcement.
1:16.3	Y'all?
1:18.7	Mm-mm.
1:19.8	Mm-mm.
1:20.0	We don't do that.
1:21.6	All right.
1:21.9	We've got some trigger warnings here, sexual assault of a minor, and death of minors as well. This case was requested by Elizabeth
1:31.6	McGowan. So, hey, girl, thanks. Thank you so much. And thanks to Madison for writing it up.
1:39.1	I don't know why. Like, I knew this what I was doing next. And then my brain said,
1:43.1	what did we come in this room for, basically, I guess?
1:45.8	I don't know.
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