The Lindquist Triple Murder

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🗓️ 5 May 2022

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

Kenneth, Janet and Matthew Lindquist die at the hands of two vicious killers. 21-year-old Matthew Lindquist, a recovering heroin addict, has a relapse and makes a deal with Sergio Correa, exchanging his dad's guns for drugs. Correa shows up to the deal with his adopted sister Ruth, and the carnage begins. The couple chases Matthew into the woods, hacking him to death with a machete. It is months before Matthew's body is found. The Correa's then invade the Lindquist home, pulling the parents from their bed, beating them with a baseball bat, strangling Janet, then setting the house on fire to cover their evil. Today on Body Bags, forensic expert Joseph Scott Morgan explains the extensive injuries.

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0:00.0	Body Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan
0:18.8	This often said that parents should never outlive their children.
0:27.0	The case I'm going to talk to you about today, parents did outlive their child, but only
0:32.9	by a few moments.
0:35.4	In arguably one of those brutal cases I've covered in some time, today we're going to talk
0:41.3	about the Linquist Triple Homicide.
0:45.5	I'm Joseph Scott Morgan and this is Body Bags.
0:52.3	A friend Jackie Howard is here with me, the executive producer of Crime Stories with Nancy
0:57.3	Grace.
0:58.3	Tell you what Jackie, this case is incredibly disturbing.
1:03.7	What can you tell us about the Linquist family?
1:05.7	Joe, this is one of the most brutal cases I think that we have covered so far.
1:10.2	We're talking about Matthew, 21-year-old Matthew Linquist and his parents Kenneth and Janet
1:17.8	Linquist.
1:18.8	21-year-old Matthew had an addiction to heroin and he relounced.
1:24.4	As he reached out to his dealer to get more, a deal was struck because Matthew owed his
1:30.9	dealer money.
1:32.9	Matthew made the mistake of telling his dealer, Sergio Korea, that his father had guns in
1:40.4	the basement in a gun safe and he facilitated a plan to have the guns stolen so that he
1:48.0	could get more drugs from his dealer, Sergio Korea.
1:52.4	The night of the murders, Sergio Korea and Matthew Linquist exchanged multiple texts with
1:59.3	the last one saying, where are you?
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