The Starr Murders

10 Minute Murder | Bingeable True Crime Stories

Joe Kuner

Entertainment News, True Crime, Documentary, News, Society & Culture

4.8 • 614 Ratings

🗓️ 6 December 2020

⏱️ 13 minutes

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Summary

In the case we’re discussing today, if you’re searching for a motive… you're going to be out of luck. The killer never gave a reason. It’s a murder that just… happened. Thomas Starr, lived at home with his mother Lisa Fry and step-father Jeffrey Westfall, in Southington Ohio. On a Saturday night in June of 2013, Thomas stabbed his step-father in the neck with a knife. He then stabbed his mother in the neck, before running off deep into the woods near the home. His mother, still alive, but weak and bloody, managed to crawl out to the road and flag down a passerby, and they called 911 to get her some help. While that was happening, Thomas, from the woods, called 911 himself and had an interesting conversation with the operators.

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0:00.0	Definitely understand. I'll help you out. Hold on one second for me, okay?
0:02.8	You're not being very courteous with our conversation.
0:05.3	Okay, well, I'm trying to help you out. I just, I got to talk to my officers and paramedics. I head it out that way, okay? Yeah, I don't hear them. What was that, Thomas? You don't listen very well. I'm trying to. 911 operator, you think you would listen a little better to the people that are calling you.
0:04.9	Okay, well, we're trying to help you out, but I'm talking to my...
0:07.4	Oh, no.
0:07.9	I'm actually... operator, you think you would listen a little better to the people that are calling you.
0:20.8	Okay, well, we're trying to help you out, because I'm talking to my own.
0:24.0	I'm actually trying to help you.
0:26.3	You're not helping me at all because I'm the one that committed a crime.
0:30.3	So I'm actually helping you by telling you where I am.
0:34.6	Ten-minute murder contains depictions of actual crimes.
0:38.1	What you are about to hear is real and violent in nature.
0:40.8	Discretion is advised.
0:42.3	This is Ten-Minute Murder.
0:49.1	Welcome to Ten-Minute Murder, the Brief and Bingeable True Crime Podcast.
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