Episode #245

Murder, Myth & Mystery

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True Crime, Religion & Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality:christianity, Christianity

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🗓️ 21 August 2023

⏱️ 42 minutes

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On this week's Podcast, we talk about Campo Elias Delgado, the Werewolf of Defiance, and Loftus Hall.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to another episode of Murder, Myth and Mystery. I am Mary and I have Eric
0:16.6	Anzara here with me today. Well, hello. Hello. Hey. Hello. It's so awkward. Yeah. Things, things
0:30.9	just got awkward. Hey, everybody. Welcome to another episode of Murder, Myth and Mystery.
0:35.5	It's good to be here. Uh, I'm trying to think what's new in the week here. Nothing, man.
0:41.7	Nothing boring. Dude, it has been that week. Yeah. Yeah. Right. Nothing. Nothing. Nothing.
0:48.7	Let's come to murder. Nothing's all around. All right. Well, shoot. All right. I guess we'll
0:54.1	just jump in in here. This is like it all time. Quick jump in here. I like it. I know. All right.
0:59.9	So I do need to give a trigger warning here. This story does involve the murder of children.
1:04.8	Okay, Sarah. Okay. You guys, you're more Sarah-ish than I am lately. I don't know about
1:11.6	that. Never fucking say that. Yeah. That is the meanest thing you've ever said to me. You take
1:18.7	that back, Sarah. You take that back right now. All right. Apologies. All right. So Campo Elias del
1:28.5	Gato Morales was born and raised in the small town of Chinacota, Colombia in 1934. When he was
1:35.7	just seven years old, Delgado witnessed his father commit suicide in front of him. This was
1:40.7	obviously a very traumatic event. And he would spend the rest of his life blaming his mother.
1:47.1	Delgado was considered to be very intelligent and even studied medicine for a time while in
1:52.1	college. After emigrating to the United States, he was supposedly drafted into the US Air Force
1:57.7	to fight in the Vietnam conflict where he was an electronics engineer who quickly advanced through
2:02.7	the ranks and received several commendations along the way. Now, I say supposedly because despite
2:08.4	him telling people that he did all of this, there's actually no record of Delgado ever serving in
2:12.8	Vietnam. Oh, yeah. In fact, his military record has him joining up in the US Army in 1975,
2:20.3	which you may recognize as being after the United States exited the Vietnam conflict.
2:25.6	Regardless, his records do indicate that he was honorably discharged as his sergeant first class
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