The Lillelid Murders

True Crime All The Time

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True Crime, Truecrime, Podcast, Documentary, Murder, Exhibit C, Serial, Killers, Society & Culture

4.7 • 13.6K Ratings

🗓️ 3 August 2020

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Summary

In 1997, the Lillelid family was on their way home from a Jehovah's Witness retreat in Johnson City, Tennessee. Vidar, Delphina, and their two children, 6-year-old Tabitha and 2-year-old Peter stopped at a rest area to picnic. That's where they encountered a group of six young people who were travelling, trying to leave their lives in their small Kentucky town behind. When the two groups met, it started a chain of events that ended in murder.

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss the brutal and senseless murders of the Lillelid family. The group of six from Kentucky were led by an 18-year-old named Natasha Cornett. Natasha had a troubled life and became fascinated with the occult, vampire role-playing games, and the drinking of blood. Many of the others in the group followed her actions. But, how did a chance meeting between this group and a family of four end up in murder? And, who within the group actually fired the shots that killed 3 of the 4 Lillelid family members?

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0:00.0	Hello, I'm Hannah and I'm Sirete and we are the hosts of a Red Handed a weekly true crime podcast
0:05.7	Every week on Red Handed we get stuck into the most talked about cases from the Idaho student killings the Delphi murders and our recent rundown of the Murdoch saga
0:14.7	Last year we also started a second weekly show
0:17.6	Shorthand which is just an excuse for us to talk about anything we find interesting because it's our show and we can do what we like
0:22.6	We've covered the death of Princess Diana and unholy Quran written in Saddam Hussein's blood
0:26.8	The gruesome history of European witch hunting and the very uncomfortable phenomenon of genetic sexual attraction
0:32.8	Whatever the case we want to know what pushes people to the extremes of human behavior
0:37.8	Like can someone give consent to be cannibalized what drives a child to kill and what's the psychology of a terrorist
0:44.4	Listen to Red Handed wherever you get your podcasts and access our bonus shorthand episodes exclusively on Amazon music or by subscribing to
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1:27.5	You
1:29.5	Hello everyone and welcome to episode 194 of the true crime all the time podcast
1:34.6	I'm Mike Ferguson and with me as always is my partner in true crime my Gibson. Give me how are you?
1:40.3	Hey, man. I'm doing good about you. I'm doing pretty good
1:43.6	You know I've had a rough couple of weeks. Yeah, I mean, I think if people listen to last week's episode
1:51.0	They heard that my daughter was in the hospital for a couple of days
1:55.2	Then she got out. Yeah, but then you and I recorded right and
2:01.2	The night that we recorded she had to go back into children's yeah, and was there for four days in total
2:09.9	So that was pretty rough
2:12.3	But the good thing is they took a different approach the second time and
2:18.0	Her last CT scan showed that all the clots had had gone away. They'd been busted up. So you know
2:26.4	Great news. Yeah, we've been home for a couple days now
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