Halloween Crimes | Chelsea Bruck, Cindy Song & The Liske Family

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🗓️ 26 October 2023

⏱️ 71 minutes

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A Northeastern University professor claims that violent crimes increase by as much as 50% on Halloween, which is two times the daily average.

In this episode of the True Crime Society Podcast, we discuss three cases that happened on Halloween.

In 2014 in Michigan, Chelsea Bruck dressed up as Poison Ivy and attended a large Halloween party. Her friends offered her a ride home after the party ended and she declined. She was never seen alive again. Chelsea’s battered body was found dumped in the woods months later. A man named Daniel Clay has been charged with her murder, and he was sentenced to life in prison.
Cindy Song dressed up as a bunny for Halloween in 2001. She waved goodbye to her friends at the end of the night. She went into her apartment and took off her false eyelashes. For some reason, at around 4am, Cindy left her apartment for the final time. She has never been seen again.
Devon Griffin arrived back to his mother’s home in Martin, Ohio on October 31, 2010. His parents were divorced and he had been spending time at his father’s house. When he went inside, he found what he thought was a Halloween prank. His bemusement turned to horror when he found his mother Susan Liske, brother Derek and step-father Bill Liske all dead in their bedrooms. Devon’s step-brother BJ Liske would be charged with the murders of his family – he blamed mental illness and Satan for his actions.

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0:30.9	What's up guys? Welcome back to another episode of the True Crime Society podcast with Stephanie
0:35.6	and Olivia. It is October 19th right now. We're going to be recording some Halloween theme type
0:45.2	cases for this one because I think when this comes out, Halloween should be in a couple days or
0:51.7	like around the corner of the way. So yeah, are your kiddos dressing up for Halloween or anything?
0:58.4	Yeah, so my little one is all organized. She's bought a cookie monster outfit, which is very cute.
1:03.8	I don't know about my older one. She hasn't really spoken about it much, but we will have to get
1:07.5	organized because it's not very long to go. Today is I like to retreating? Yeah, so we were like,
1:12.6	there are, I think I was spoken about in the past, there's not a whole lot of places that do it,
1:16.9	but there are some kind of patches of areas that do, and we know this really good one. It's kind of like,
1:22.2	you know, I don't know if you guys have the same thing there, but sometimes here they have housing
1:26.4	estates, which are kind of a, it's not gated, but it's like a development. Yeah, yeah, development.
1:34.4	Like a cluster of houses. So there's one, yeah, exactly. One of those near us, so we've been going
1:40.4	there the last few years, and everyone gets really into it there. So I think we'll go there. It's
1:43.3	a Tuesday, which is annoying. Usually they usually have dancing and stuff on a Tuesday, but we'll just
1:48.8	have to, I guess, for go with that because they'll obviously want to do trick or trading more. But
1:54.2	yeah, which they did it like the, I know you obviously, it's always a Saturday. Like every the
1:59.6	last Friday, not October or something, that'd be more fun. Yeah. I've never lived in a place where
2:06.8	we've had trick or treaters like growing up, I live on more of a dead end kind of road that people
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