Unsolved: The Bricca Murders

History Dweebs - A look at True Crime, Murders, Serial Killers and the Darkside of History

Tim Scott

Comedy Interviews, Comedy

4 • 619 Ratings

🗓️ 29 January 2016

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

On September 25, 1966 Jerry,his wife Linda and their four year old daughter Debbie Bricca were all brutally murdered in their west side Cincinnati home. Police interviewed more than 400 people, but no one was ever charged. Now, nearly 50 years later, the case remains open.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome once again to history dweeps. I am Tim, and today's topic of our podcast is the Bricka Murders of 1966.
0:15.4	It's an unsolved murder mystery. We generally don't do unsolved murder mysteries,
0:21.6	but we get a lot of requests for them.
0:24.6	So we're going to give this one a shot.
0:26.5	It's kind of a creepy story,
0:29.2	and it's a very big story here in Cincinnati,
0:33.7	where it occurred back in 1966, I guess, almost 50 years.
0:37.5	Yeah, 50 years years. Yeah.
0:37.7	50 years ago.
0:38.6	Yeah.
0:39.4	Happened right to as the crow flies less than a quarter mile from the colonel's,
0:46.3	colonel estate.
0:47.8	Yeah.
0:48.2	It happened on the west side of Cincinnati.
0:51.8	We'll get into all the details of it.
0:53.9	And there's some
0:55.3	strange stuff with this story. This one has fascinated me on my life because it's always been
0:59.8	so close to my house. Yeah, if you're from Cincinnati, and I'm not, but if you're from
1:03.9	Cincinnati originally, you know about this story. Everyone knows about this story. So for those
1:10.2	who are not from Cincinnati,
1:11.7	we'll kind of go through it, walk you through it and talk about some theories and what may have
1:16.5	happened. But before we get started, let me introduce our panel. Joining me on my left is the
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