DIXIE'S LAST STAND-John Ferak

True Murder: The Most Shocking Killers in True Crime History

Dan Zupansky

News, News Commentary, True Crime, History

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🗓️ 23 July 2015

⏱️ 97 minutes

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Summary

The gray ranch along Third Avenue in the sleepy Midwestern town of less than 400 people was the recurring site of screaming, mad chaos and horrific domestic violence.

Then one day, abusive husband Scott Shanahan was gone. Some thought he packed his bags and left town. Weeks passed. Months went by. Still no sign of the volatile wife beater. But what really happened to him was so shocking and so unbelievable that even grizzled, long-time law enforcement officials were aghast by the sight and awful smell. The town wondered why Dixie Shanahan managed to live with her husband’s rotting body inside her master bedroom — for fourteen months.

"This fascinating story will leave you asking yourself one question, was the punishment that Dixie received in her case justified? DIXIE'S LAST STAND-Was It Murder or Self-Defense?-John Ferak Follow and comment on Facebook-TRUE MURDER: The Most Shocking Killers in True Crime History https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064697978510Check out TRUE MURDER PODCAST @ truemurderpodcast.com

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0:00.0	Lock the plane.
0:10.5	You are now listening to True Murder,
0:13.1	the most shocking killers in True Crime history,
0:16.1	and the authors that have written about them.
0:18.6	Gacy, Bundy,
0:20.4	Dumber,
0:21.3	The Night Stalker,
0:22.7	BTK,
0:24.1	every week, another fascinating author,
0:26.6	talking about the most shocking and infamous killers
0:29.2	in True Crime history.
0:31.0	True Murder,
0:32.2	with your host,
0:33.2	journalist and author,
0:34.7	Dan Zufansky.
0:46.2	Good evening.
0:47.8	The Grey Ranch along the third avenue
0:50.2	in the sleepy Midwestern town of less than 400 people
0:54.3	was the recurring site
0:56.4	of screaming, mad chaos,
0:58.5	and horrific domestic violence.
1:01.5	Then one day,
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