79. The Murders of Ramon Navarro and Alan Henry

Bloody Murder - A True Crime Podcast

Tara Sariban and Barney Black

Comedy, True Crime

4.5 • 684 Ratings

🗓️ 8 July 2018

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

The Murders of Ramon Navarro and Alan Henry...

Talented actor Ramon Navarro was a big star in Hollywood during the silent era. His career faded over the years, but he still enjoyed entertaining young male escorts with stories of his time in the spotlight. This is how he met hustlers the Ferguson brothers, who would end his life during an alcohol fuelled Halloween Eve. Alan Henry thought Gloucester in country NSW would be a good place to retire, but after his wife passed he found that he need some assistance. Employing Natasha Slacke as a part-time carer proved to be a fatal mistake. She and her violent boyfriend Jason Grogen had chequered pasts and addiction issues that senselessly led to Alan's demise.

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0:00.0	The following program contains adult content, explicit language, and sexual themes.
0:06.4	Listener discretion is advised.
0:09.4	And it contains murder. Lots and lots of murder.
0:14.8	You're stinking bastard.
0:18.3	People tell me, you're going to go die and go to hell.
0:22.6	Stand up front of nine one die and go to hell. I guess I'm not blown. Stap for that one-in-1, where's your emergency?
0:25.6	Oh, this is a scary one look.
0:28.6	Like to the road.
0:30.6	Like the police.
0:31.6	Send a police.
0:32.6	And he goes, don't be a hero, mate.
0:35.6	And I said, I'm not trying to be a hero, but the police are coming.
0:38.9	One in the chest, one in the hip, fired by Detective Sergeant Roger Rogers.
0:44.5	I was branching out.
0:46.8	That's when the cannibalism started, eating of the heart and the arm muscle.
0:51.9	I'll wear a nail carwitted means to a copy table and he's just pulled there in his backside.
0:56.0	Car Williams is a wobbly bottom little
0:59.0	chair of face,
1:01.0	who is alive with me.
1:05.0	I'd harm someone,
1:06.0	time I'd kill someone to be an enormous amount,
1:09.0	especially at first, enormous amount of horror,
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