E274: MURDER - Lizzie Halliday (part IV)

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True Crime, History

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🗓️ 21 March 2025

⏱️ 51 minutes

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After the discovery of two women’s bodies buried in the manure pile of the Halliday barn, the search for Paul Halliday continues. But as authorities dig deeper—literally and figuratively—they uncover even more horrors. Lizzie Halliday remains in custody, shifting between moments of eerie calm and violent outbursts, but she isn’t done hiding evidence just yet. Meanwhile, the identities of the two murdered women are finally revealed, linking Lizzie’s crimes back to an old family connection. And as investigators follow the trail of missing persons, the question remains—just how many victims did Lizzie leave in her wake? Lizzie Halliday, serial killer, true crime, historical crime, 19th-century crime, female killers, New York murders, Paul Halliday, Sarah Jane McQuillan, Margaret McQuillan, hidden bodies, buried secrets, mental asylum, insanity plea, arson, fraud, deception, crime history, Fresh Hell Podcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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1:07.7	lose. It's time to jump back into the absolute wild story of Lizzie
1:12.5	Halliday. That's right, because today is part four in our Lizzie Halliday saga. There's so much
1:19.8	to talk about. The primary sources for these episodes are the books Killing Time and the Catskills
1:25.4	by Kevin Owen and Lady Killers by Torrey Telford,
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