Buried Alive: The Incarceration of Tiffany Cole

Bloody Angola: A Podcast by Jim Chapman

Envision Podcast Productions

True Crime, Society & Culture, Documentary

4.8 • 704 Ratings

🗓️ 20 January 2026

⏱️ 113 minutes

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Summary

In this episode of “Bloody Angola Podcast”, Jim dives deep into the story of Tiffany Cole, the Florida convict behind one of the most gruesome crimes in recent history. From her role in the 2005 kidnapping of retirees Carol and Reggie Sumner, to the nightmarish details of their burial alive in a remote Georgia grave, Jim unpacks the greed-fueled plot that led to her conviction and the new law in Florida that enabled her to escape Death Row.

Chapters
02:29 The Early Life of Tiffany Cole
09:43 Life with Violence
15:47 A Dark Turn
20:37 The Disappearance of the Sumners
23:13 The Investigation Ramps Up
31:47 The Arrests Are Imminent
36:20 Michael Jackson's Interrogation
01:24:16 The Weight of Evidence

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0:00.0	I walk a straight line
0:17.3	shackled chain
0:20.6	oh glarsome gertie, he's calling my name.
0:27.6	There is no mercy in this penitentiary.
0:33.6	Just ask the hill string guy
0:38.2	Rangled of three
0:40.7	I'm here for life
0:44.7	I'm here to die
0:47.8	Inside these walls
0:51.8	Inside the wild
0:54.7	And when the wolf cries
0:58.4	I know it's over
1:01.6	Oh, bloody Angola
1:08.1	Oh, oh, bloody angola.
1:14.9	Hey, everyone, and welcome back to Bloody Angola, a podcast 142 years in the making the complete story of America's bloodiest prison.
1:39.0	I'm Jim Chapman.
1:40.3	And look, last week, I brought you the story of what many consider the most dangerous male
1:47.6	prisoner ever in the history of prisons in the United States.
1:51.3	And that was the story of Thomas Silverstein, otherwise known as Terrible Tommy.
1:58.9	So after I finished up that story, it got me curious on who would be considered
2:05.2	the most dangerous female prisoner in the United States. But I wanted to cover someone that was
2:12.4	still alive and still incarcerated in prison. And one stood out to me more than others in my research.
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