Episode 13 - Ladies of Death Row

Murder and Such

History, Society & Culture, Technology, Documentary

4.4 • 737 Ratings

🗓️ 17 January 2018

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Summary

In Episode 13 of Murder and Such, we decide to give a little back to the women of true crime, and visit with 5 cases of women who are currently sitting on death row to this very day. We go cross country and explore the travesties that Patricia Blackmon, Valerie Dee Martin, Cynthia Coffman, Antoinette Frank, and Susan Eubanks have committed and ultimately sealed their fates.
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0:00.0	Hi, I'm Roseanne, host of California Dreaming, a podcast that brings you true crime tales from the Golden State.
0:06.7	If you'd like to hear the story of the dog-malling death in San Francisco or the North Hollywood Bank robbery shootout,
0:13.6	or the murder of beloved funny man Phil Hartman, or maybe even the spree killer who took the life of fashion icon Gianni Versace. Check those
0:22.6	stories out and more by listening to California Dreaming on the Orbital Jigsaw Network.
0:32.7	Hi everybody. I'm Ember. And I'm Quinn. Together we're best friends who happen to be married,
0:38.1	perpy, dark, and full of humor, we come together to bring you the fiercely altered perspective
0:43.2	podcast, also known as the FAPP pod. Once so good, it'll be hard to beat. Coming Friday, March 2nd,
0:50.0	2018, join us each week as we cover all those creepy topics we secretly enjoy.
0:54.8	From true crime to tinkerbell and every dark, delicious thing in between.
0:58.6	Stay tuned at the end of each episode where we'll have a little game of guess who, meaning
1:02.6	we'll give you a description for the following week's episode that will require you to do
1:06.5	a little bit of armchair investigation to uncover who or what we will be covering.
1:10.6	So join us on our
1:11.6	social media where we will keep the details moist until our release. Oh God. We can be found on
1:21.0	Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram at the FAPPod. And be sure to join our Facebook group, the
1:26.6	official FAP pod group for discussions
1:29.2	and sneak peeks. We're busting down the door so you can see things from our perspective, and we hope
1:34.1	you stick around to tell us yours. Until then, keep your eyes open and your palms soft. See you
1:39.4	in March. Hard to beat.
1:51.4	Welcome to Murder and Such, a podcast about murder, the macabre, true crime, serial killers, and dark subject matter.
1:56.3	Each week, your host Hunter and Brittany will bring you cases that they have thoroughly researched,
2:01.6	which is backed by news articles, court documents, witness testimony, and public records. While we have respect for the victims in each case, we may crack jokes at perpetrators, assailants, and others that may be involved in the crime.
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