The Mary Morris Murders

True Crime All The Time Unsolved

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True Crime

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🗓️ 8 December 2025

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

In October 2000, two women named Mary Morris were murdered days apart in Harris County, Texas. Authorities have said they haven’t found a link between the cases, both of which remain unsolved, but the families say the coincidences are too suspicious to ignore.

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss the Mary Morris murders. The body of Mary Lou Morris was found burned beyond recognition in her car. Three days later, Mary McGinnis Morris was found dead inside her car. Both women had husbands and families and were said to be well-liked with no known enemies. The similarities were striking, especially given the women's names. Theories abound in the case, one being that someone, possibly a hitman, killed the wrong Mary Morris first and then rectified their mistake.

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1:18.7	Discover why there's more to imagine when you listen at audible.com slash best of the year. Hello, everyone and welcome to episode 443 of the True Crime All The Time Unsolved Podcast. I'm Mike Ferguson and with me as always is my partner in true crime, Mike Gibson.
1:23.9	Give me, how are you?
1:24.7	Hey, I'm doing pretty good. How about you?
1:26.5	I'm doing great.
1:27.4	Yeah. I've said it on Patreon. I'm doing pretty good about you. I'm doing great. Yeah.
1:28.0	I've said it on Patreon.
1:29.7	I said it on TCAB, but I'm having an excellent week, man. Always got to outdo me. I'm like, pretty good. You're like, I'm excellent. I don't say that every week. I'm pretty honest. I'm okay. I'm good. Yeah. A middling, but this week has been excellent.
1:45.8	You are.
1:46.0	You're very happy.
1:47.0	But for no reason in particular. Yeah. I'm just having a good week. Maybe it's because you spent some time with your family last week. Maybe. I did have a very good Thanksgiving. And I felt bad. We didn't really wish everybody happy Thanksgiving. We kind of forgot about it. Yeah, we did. So I hope everybody had a good one for those of you celebrated.
2:04.6	Absolutely. wish everybody happy Thanksgiving. We kind of forgot about it. Yeah, we did. So I hope everybody
2:01.7	had a good one for those of you celebrated. Absolutely. And we're thankful for you. Yeah,
2:06.5	absolutely. Let's go ahead and give our Patreon shoutouts. We had Janie. What's it going on,
2:11.2	Janie? Brandon Parker. Hey, Parker. Bethany Nickerson. Some Nickerson. Sammy. What's up, Sammy? Crystal Christian
2:20.1	Barry. Well, Christian Berry. Valerie Butcher jumped out at our highest level. What's up? Butcha.
2:25.9	Alicia Driver. A driver. Sidney Clemens. Hey, Clemens. Kim Klein. There's Kim. And last but not
2:33.0	least, Nancy Clark. Nancy, thank you. Yeah. Thanks for all the new's Kim. And last but not least, Nancy Clark.
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