48: Redhead Murders- Part 1

Killer Queens: A True Crime Podcast

True Crime, Comedy

4.4 • 3K Ratings

🗓️ 8 February 2019

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

Part 1- Six to eleven unsolved homicides believed to have occurred between 1978 and the 1980's along highways across several states involving women with reddish hair that remain unsolved to this day.

Also we BOTH have a cold in this episode. You have been warned.

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0:00.0	When you join Tinder, you might not have been looking for answers, but there were some good
0:05.0	clues, like in the way they smiled with their eyes.
0:08.7	Like how they didn't reach free hand before you'd reach for theirs.
0:11.9	And when the time was right, they popped the question,
0:15.1	Will you keep a toothbrush at my place?
0:18.6	From toothbrush proposals to non awkward silences, there's a world of possible connections on
0:23.6	Tinder.
0:24.6	Whatever you're looking for, it starts with a swipe, explore the possibilities on Tinder.
0:29.2	And hello today!
0:59.2	It's our word for it!
1:01.2	Now onto today's case!
1:03.2	Welcome back!
1:05.2	Hey, Ticular Queens!
1:07.2	I didn't realize you were going to keep talking about stuff, so I just interjected.
1:12.2	That was the end of the podcast by.
1:15.2	Okay, so today we are going to do a case that I stumbled upon in the WebSloothe Oblivion
1:27.2	or Abyss.
1:28.2	And it's actually a Tennessee case, so we've had a lot of people ask for more like local cases
1:36.4	and lesser known cases.
1:38.5	And this one is not really well known, there's not a lot out there about it.
1:43.7	There's not a lot of evidence, which is a big part of it.
1:48.0	But it's a really interesting case.
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