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911 Calls Podcast

Bizarre Garage Freezer Incident

911 Calls Podcast

11:59 Media

True Crime, Documentary, Society & Culture

4.85K Ratings

🗓️ 24 March 2023

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, we dive into the fascinating world of Springfield, a name shared by 34 cities in the US. We discuss how people often use larger nearby cities as reference points when describing where they're from to avoid confusion. We then explore Boise, Idaho, and its unique mix of climate, scenery, and culture. But our main focus is a chilling story from Springfield, Tennessee, involving a married couple named the Parkers. We listen to a bizarre 911 call placed by Joseph Leonard Parker, who calmly informs the operator that he shot his wife, Samantha Farfetch, in the head and placed her in a freezer for two days, only to find her still alive. We discuss the surreal nature of the call and ponder the effectiveness of the freezer. Throughout the episode, we also touch on Joseph Parker's criminal history, friendship formed through humor, and exciting updates to our eleven fifty nine plus platform.

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0:00.0

This is the 911 Colors podcast with the operator and his exact twin, mind-sping-born and

0:17.5

raising Kentucky and his herald military service and being born to a completely other mother,

0:22.4

Kent Chungus.

0:24.4

Tonight to go at 4 a.m. I shot my wife in the temple of her head. I thought I'd shoot her.

0:44.7

Oh hello Kent. Hi. Hey, um, do you know about the town Springfield?

0:52.3

No, the one from the Simpsons? Nope.

0:56.8

Didn't that doesn't that take place in Springfield? Yep.

1:00.9

So it's not the Simpsons? No. No. It was a trick question because the name Springfield,

1:12.0

if you go to Google and you type how many towns are named Springfield in the US,

1:22.5

the result comes back and says there are 34 cities in the US that are named Springfield.

1:31.3

Yeah, it's like the most generic like John Doe named Chris and I'll never I feel like,

1:36.5

except for maybe like Hamilton. Yeah, I mean, like how many how many towns are named Hamilton?

1:42.4

Oh, let me find out. You're probably right. Any almost any um, President name?

1:49.4

3737. It's like Main Street. It's like you can't just tell somebody, you know, I used to live

1:55.9

on Main Street. They'd be like which one? Every single city in the world has a Main Street in the US

2:03.1

world, world of the US. So I like to use that one because it's a trick question because here's

2:09.6

the other thing. If you live in a state with a Springfield, you automatically presume that they're

2:15.5

talking about that Springfield, but in the back of your head, you have this weird depression that

2:20.7

you are like, I can't assume that even though I take a lot of pride in my own Springfield,

2:25.3

they might be talking about Illinois or Missouri or Kentucky or Tennessee or you know, Texas doesn't

2:33.2

that what? Libya Springfield, Libya. Let me let me let me Google it Springfield,

2:43.9

comma, Libya. I don't guess there is a Springfield. Yeah, no, it yeah.

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