Episode 170 – Madison Rutherford Death Faker

True Crime Island

Cambo

True Crime

4.6 • 971 Ratings

🗓️ 17 April 2022

⏱️ 31 minutes

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This week no one dies for a change but we do have someone who wanted us to believe he was dead and we also have pizza.

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0:00.0	When you when.
0:13.4	When.
0:07.0	When.
0:08.0	Your.
0:10.0	When. Hi I'm your host, Cambo.
0:15.0	Grab a beer and pull up a deck chair.
0:17.0	This is True Crime Island.
0:19.0	Another True Crime Podcast, bringing you True Crime from around the world. Hi Islanders well this week no one dies for a change but we do have
0:42.2	someone who wanted us to believe he was dead, and we also have
0:46.1	pizza.
0:48.0	References tonight, Other Hartford Current.
0:51.5	The Boston Globe, Connecticut Post, yelp.com, Columbia City Paper.com,
0:59.2	insurance journal.com, Woe Burn Online.com, Radaris.com, Forensic Files now.com and Court records.
1:10.6	Now before we start, files now dot com if you're really into that
1:16.1	series go and check out that website I think I don't know the name the lady that runs it
1:22.0	Elizabeth maybe but it's got
1:24.9	heaps of information on there so go and have a look at that okay so so
1:31.1	this week we go to 74 old Hauliville Road Bethel Connecticut and it's
1:38.5	1998 we've had a few in Connecticut haven't we and? And a couple in Bethel. It's here that the 34-year-old
1:46.1	Madison Rutherford and his 54-year-old wife, L. Rennie Jefferson, they live quite the high life. Now apparently Rinnie met Rutherford
1:58.0	when he was a 16 year old lifeguard and she was a 36 year old spiritual astrologer and she gets pissed off if you call
2:07.8	her a fortune teller.
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