The Bra Murders

History Dweebs - A look at True Crime, Murders, Serial Killers and the Darkside of History

Tim Scott

Comedy Interviews, Comedy

4 • 619 Ratings

🗓️ 10 August 2023

⏱️ 101 minutes

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Summary

Between 1967 and 1971, a serial killer stalked Stamford, Connecticut strangling women with their own bras.

Produced by: Thadd Scott

Written by: Tim Scott

Hosted by: Brandy Herrmann, Tim Scott, and Thadd Scott

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0:00.0	Hello everyone.
0:03.0	Hello everyone. welcome to HistoryDleaves.
0:26.1	I am Tim.
0:27.3	Welcome to a podcast where you take a lighthearted look at the dark side of history.
0:32.9	Today we're going to talk about the Stanford Raw murders.
0:37.1	Anything about that, Brandy?
0:39.8	Stanford, Connecticut has all of my favorite talk shows.
0:44.9	Why is that?
0:46.8	What talk shows are?
0:48.8	Mori is out of Stanford, Connecticut.
0:51.7	Steve Wilco is out of Stanford, Connecticut. Jerry Springer was at Stanford, Connecticut. Steve Wilco's is out of Stanford, Connecticut.
0:54.8	Jerry Springer was at Stanford, Connecticut.
0:58.6	All the greats are filmed in Stanford.
1:01.6	You know what else comes out of Stanford, Connecticut?
1:03.9	That is the headquarters for the WWE.
1:07.0	So Vince McMahon, Stanford, Connecticut.
1:09.1	There must be some kind of, you know, they might just get a better deal on taxes or something, you think?
1:17.4	Yeah, and it's close to New York.
1:19.3	Yeah.
1:20.4	Well, you wouldn't want to be there if you had a brawl, Brandy.
1:26.4	As I usually do.
1:28.1	Because in the late 1960s, five African-American women were brutally strangled by their own brawls
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