The Brotherhood And The Murder Of Genore Guillory

Bloody Angola: A Podcast by Jim Chapman

Envision Podcast Productions

True Crime, Society & Culture, Documentary

4.8 • 704 Ratings

🗓️ 14 November 2024

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

In this episode of “Bloody Angola,” Jim Chapman discusses the tragic case of Genore Guillory, who was murdered in 2000 in Clinton, Louisiana. As the investigation unfolds chilling circumstances surrounding her murder over a conflict involving a goat and a life insurance policy are revealed, setting the stage for the incarceration in Bloody Angola of several suspects involved in her death.

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Timestamps
04:26 The Gruesome Discovery
09:36 Unraveling Genore’s Life
13:24 The Stalking Police Officer
19:20 The Shady Donnie Fisher
23:33 The Arrest of the Skippers
24:53 The Pursuit of John Beiaillo
25:47 The Mastermind Johnny Hoyt
33:22 Shocking Revelations in Jail
36:11 A New District Attorney

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0:00.0	I walk a straight line
0:17.3	shackled chain
0:20.6	Oh, glues and girdy is calling my name there is no mercy in this penitentiary
0:33.6	just asked the hill string guy
0:38.2	Rangle of three
0:40.7	I'm here for life
0:44.7	I'm here to die
0:47.8	Inside these walls
0:51.8	Inside the wide And when the wolf cries these walls inside the wild
0:54.7	And when the wolf cries
0:58.4	I know it's over
1:01.6	Oh, bloody Angola
1:08.1	Oh, oh, bloody angola. Hey everyone and welcome back to Bloody Angola, a podcast 142 years in making the complete story of America's bloodiest prison.
1:41.5	I'm Jim Chapman.
1:43.0	And I want to thank everyone for checking us out this week on Bloody Angola.
1:48.0	And look, we don't just feature the history of America's bloodiest prison.
1:53.4	Although last week's episode, man, I went way back.
1:57.6	If you are into the history of prisons in general, but especially
2:02.6	Louisiana State Penitentiary, check that episode out. I think it was really interesting.
2:08.9	But that's not all I do. I also feature stories of the incarcerated there. And today I'm
2:15.1	going to take you not only through a case and an investigation, but also the
2:21.1	conviction and eventual incarceration at Louisiana State Penitentiary of those responsible for
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