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Back in 2011, then 27-year-old, Michelina Lewandowska was living the life she had wanted. She had a wonderful three-year-old son and a partner who she loved so deeply; and he loved her just as much. Or so, she thought. But Michelina soon learned that her belief that he loved her as deeply as she loved him, couldn’t be further from the truth. Marcin Kasprzak, Michelina’s fiancé, had bound, gagged and tasered her before putting her in the trunk of a car to be driven to a remote area. But what happened next defies belief: Michelina was buried alive in a shallow grave – and left to die. But somehow, hidden beneath the dirt was a woman whose strength and determination allowed her to do the impossible; she survived. This is the story of a woman who refused to be silenced, even by the weight of the earth itself. Michelina’s story is one of terror, tragedy but also inspiration. This story is that of a love turned evil and the story of a woman who literally clawed her way out of the grave to take back her life. So, tune in for this shorter episode. This is not just true crime. This is survival. This is the story of the survival of Michelina Lewandowska.
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SOURCES: BBC News – Buried Huddersfield woman ‘sure partner would kill her’ – December 7, 2011 - Buried Huddersfield woman 'sure partner would kill her' - BBC News BBC News – Buried alive woman ‘still has nightmares’ – December 19, 2011 - https://www.bbc.com/news/av/uk-16250389 BBC news – Marcin Kasprzak guilty of burying fiancée alive – December 19, 2011 - Marcin Kasprzak guilty of burying fiancee alive - BBC News The Daily Telegraph – Mother ‘Tasered and buried alive’ by partner – December 6, 2011 The Daily Telegraph – Woman buried in a box used her ring to cut herself free – December 7, 2011 The Independent – Woman buried alive used engagement ring to escape – December 7, 2011 The Daily Telegraph – I was sure he was going to kill me, says woman buried alive in box – December 8, 2011 Evening Standard – Man guilty of bid to murder lover he buried alive – December 19, 2011 The Daily Telegraph – Thoughts of son gave me will to survive, says woman buried alive – Tom Whitehead – December 20, 2011 Telegraph and Argus – Mum tells of ‘live burial’ nightmare ordeal – December 20, 2011 The Daily Telegraph – Live burial man jailed – January 14, 2012 Telegraph and Argus – 20 years for burying woman alive – January 14, 2012 BBC News – Man in Huddersfield ‘buried alive’ case jailed for 20 years – January 13, 2012 - Man in Huddersfield 'buried alive' case jailed for 20 years - BBC News YorkshireLive – Man who buried Huddersfield woman gets 20 years in jail for attempted murder – January 14, 2012 - Man who buried Huddersfield woman alive gets 20 years in jail for attempted murder - YorkshireLive The Grunge – The Unbelievable Story Behind the Woman who Survived Getting Buried Alive” – Jean Mendoza – July 20, 2021 - The Unbelievable Story Behind The Woman Who Survived Getting Buried Alive Wikipedia – Huddersfield - Huddersfield - Wikipedia MSN – At least four dozen dead in central Texas flash floods – Cara Tabachnick – July 5, 2025 - At least four dozen dead in central Texas flash floods, officials say Mirror – Texas dad tragically dies saving family from floods as 27 kids still missing – Anders Anglesey – July 5, 2025 - Texas dad tragically dies saving family from floods as 27 kids still missing
Welcome to Part II of Little Known Hauntings in Rochester, NY. This time, we are going to tell the tales of Eliza of the Tracks, The Green Lantern Inn and The Manitou Road Demon. A woman named Eliza is said to haunt the railroad tracks which are no longer active between Rochester and Syracuse. Said to be a ghostly figure in hoop skirts, Eliza’s tale is one of betrayal and mistrust. The Green Lantern Inn in Fairport NY was a social hub through most of the early 20th century. Now on the National Register of Historic Places, it is rumored to be haunted by its original owner, Henry A. DeLand. A few paranormal groups have investigated the Inn, recording some mysterious happenstances. The Manitou Road Demon is said to haunt the 7.7 mile road in Greece NY. One woman had a narrow encounter with the demon, describing it as more malevolent than a beast. Tune in to hear these chilling tales in our local Rochester NY.
Sources: “Eliza O'Brien, spectre of the rails” by L. David Wheeler on Daily Messenger on October 29, 2010 (https://www.mpnnow.com/story/news/2010/10/29/eliza-o-brien-spectre-rails/45641204007/) “The Wandering Woman in Hoop Skirts in Fishers” on The Spooktacular Finger Lakes on August 20, 2001 (https://www.lifeinthefingerlakes.com/the-spooktacular-finger-lakes/) “Missy Rosenberry: Cheery building may have a spooky secret” by Missy Rosenberry in The Democrat and Chronicle on October 12, 2013 (https://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/news/local/columnists/rosenberry/2013/10/12/missy-rosenberry-cheery-building-may-have-a-spooky-secret/2974087/) “DeLand House & Family History” on The DeLand House on Main (https://www.delandonmain.com/history) “A Surprise in the History of Henry DeLand’s Home” by Bill Poray (https://perinton.org/wp-content/uploads/A-Surprise-in-the-History-of-Henry-DeLand.pdf) “The Green Lantern Inn” by Mystic Encounters investigators on 2nd Amendment Show (https://2ndamendmentshow.com/REPARANORMAL/greenlantern.htm) “DeLand House/Green Lantern Inn” on Perinton Historical Society (https://www.perintonhistoricalsociety.org/archived_content/history/preservation/deland-house.html) “The Manitou Road Demon, Greece” by Wellsvillesun on Hornell Sun (https://hornellsun.com/2024/06/19/folklore-and-legends-unveiled/) “The Thirteen Creepies of the Western Door: The Manitou Road Demon, Greece” by Mason Winfield on Buffalo Rising on October 31, 2015 (https://www.buffalorising.com/2015/10/the-thirteen-creepies-of-the-western-door/) “Cryptids of North America #1: New York: The Manitou Road Demon” by Preston Dominy (https://www.preston-posits.com/blog/cryptids-of-new-york-explained)
Deliverance is the belief that a person can be spiritually cleansed or freed from demonic oppression — and some Christians believe they have the authority through Christ to carry it out themselves. But what happens when that belief turns dangerous? In this episode, we examine the tragic 1993 case of Joan Vollmer, a woman suffering from hypomania and schizophrenia. After years of mental health struggles and failed treatments, Joan's husband, Ralph, became convinced her condition was the result of demonic influence. Without her knowledge, he arranged for members of their congregation to come to their home and perform a “deliverance.” What followed was a harrowing week of restraint, interrogation, and abuse — and ultimately, Joan's death. This story raises unsettling questions about faith, mental illness, and how spiritual intentions can lead to devastating outcomes. Sometimes, the real danger lies not in demons — but in those who believe they’re fighting them.
SOURCES: Wikipedia – Antwerp, Victoria - Antwerp, Victoria - Wikipedia Cleveland Clinic – Hypomania - Hypomania: What Is It, Comparison vs Mania, Symptoms & Treatment Mayo Clinic – Schizoaffective disorder - Schizoaffective disorder - Symptoms and causes - Mayo Clinic Medical News Today – What are the similarities and differences between schizoaffective disorder and schizophrenia? – Jenna Fletcher – February 9, 2023 - Schizoaffective disorder vs schizophrenia: Similarities and difference Above & Beyond Christian Counseling – Demon Oppression or Demon Possession: How Do You Know? – Don Ibbitson - Demon Oppression or Demon Possession: How Do You Know? - Above & Beyond Christian Counseling The Age – Some strange goings-on in Antwerp – Ian Munro – February 7, 1993 The Age – Charismatics on the rise – Ian Munro and Geoff Strong – February 7, 1993 The Age – When war with the Devil ended in death – Ian Munro – December 4, 1994 The Age – Exorcism declining, cleric tells court – Philip Johnson – November 5, 1994
New Haven CT in 2009 was a mix of urban revival and challenges, with it being home to Yale University. New Haven was a hub for education, arts, and culture, with the university playing a major role in local economic stability. This prestigious university is where Annie Le (Lay) would attend to pursue a doctorate in pharmacology after receiving her undergraduate degree from the University of Rochester. In her third year at Yale, she was running a research lab, set to marry the love of her life on September 13, 2009. However, Annie went missing on September 8, 2009. She was last seen on security cameras entering the building where her lab was located , but was never seen exiting. Investigators searched everywhere in her lab for evidence, but it wasn’t until days later, when an expanded search was conducted did they know something horrible occurred. An undeniable scent caught their noses, confirming what they had only suspected. What they found was brutal and horrific, solidifying her family’s fears: the beautiful Annie would never walk down the aisle.
Sources: “The death of Annie Le” by Carole Bass on Yale Alumni Magazine Nov/Dec 2009 (https://yalealumnimagazine.org/articles/2632-the-death-of-annie-le) “At Yale, Vanished Without a Trace” by Alaine Griffin in The Hartford Courant on September 11, 2009 “Why Was Yale Student Annie Le Murdered 5 Days Before Her Wedding?” by Benjamin H. Smith on Oxygen True Crime on June 24, 2018 (https://www.oxygen.com/a-wedding-and-a-murder/why-yale-student-annie-le-murdered-before-wedding) “Yale Student Disappears Days before Wedding” in The Record Journal on September 11, 2009 “Raymond Clark III pleads guilty in murder and attempted sexual assault of Yale grad student Annie Le, will serve 44 years” by Randall Beach on New Haven Register on March 17, 2011 (https://www.nhregister.com/news/article/Raymond-Clark-III-pleads-guilty-in-murder-and-11559151.php) “Search Intensifies for Missing Students” by Dave Altimari, Vanessa De La Torre and Christine Dempsey in The Hartford Courant on September 12, 2009 “Annie Le couldn't wait to get married. On her wedding day she was found murdered” by Nama Winston on Mamamia on June 21, 2019 (https://www.mamamia.com.au/annie-le-murder/) “Yale mourns the loss of a gifted student and compassionate friend” by Yale Medicine Magazine on Yale School of Medicine 2010-Winter (https://medicine.yale.edu/news/yale-medicine-magazine/article/yale-mourns-the-loss-of-a-gifted-student/) “Le’s Final Steps” by Dave Altimari, Alaine Griffin and Josh Rovner in The Hartford Courant on September 17, 2009 “University sued over Annie Le murder” by Mark Branch on Yale Alumni Magazine Nov/Dec 2010 (https://www.yalealumnimagazine.com/articles/3290-university-sued-over-annie-le-murder) “Medical Examiner: Student Suffocated” by Ray Henry and Michael Hill in The Day on September 17, 2009 “Yale settles wrongful death lawsuit for $3 million” by Luke Ciancarelli on Yale News on November 25, 2016 (https://yaledailynews.com/blog/2016/11/25/yale-settles-wrongful-death-lawsuit-for-3-million/) “Coldfeet” on See No Evil, Season 6, Episode 14 on TUBI “A Genius Disappears” on FBI True, Season 6, Episode 3 on Paramount +
Funeral directors take an oath to be faithful to those who entrust them with the services whether that be cremation or burial of their loved ones. Funeral directors are people that we as a society automatically trust – we trust that they have our and our deceased loved one’s interests, hopes and wishes at heart. And for the overwhelming majority of funeral directors, that sentiment is true. But as with anything – there can always be a bad apple. Back in the 1980’s in Pasadena, California, the Lamb Funeral Home had been in operation for decades. Passed down through the Lamb family eventually put into the hands of Laurieanne Lamb-Sconce and her husband Jerry Sconce. They ran the business as well as Laurieanne’s father and grandfather before her. But eventually, Laurieanne and Jerry’s son David would get brought into the fold. He had a very different view on death and grief than his predecessors. In this profession he saw a business, an opportunity to make a significant amount of cash and with very minimal oversight. It was discovered that David had been working along side those he hired and even his parents to an extent to cremate more than one, sometimes dozens of bodies at one time in the same oven. Not only would he comingle ash, he would also have his employees fill the ovens by whatever means necessary – even if that meant by the breaking of the limbs. But he would never cremate the deceased prior to removing their jewelry, removing their fillings, removing their clothes and even harvesting their organs – all of these for sale. But he wouldn’t get away with it for long before people began to catch on.
Sources: Time – The Chilling True Story Behind HBO’s The Mortician – June 1, 2025 – Olivia B. Waxman - https://time.com/7290184/the-mortician-hbo-documentary-true-story/ The Los Angeles Times – A Mortuary Tangled in the Macabre – January 1, 1989 The Los Angeles Times – LAMB: Couple Shift Blame to Son for Funeral Home Misdeeds – - Phil Sneiderman - April 17, 1992 HBO / MAX – Series: The Mortician Wikipedia – Pasadena, California - Pasadena, California - Wikipedia City of Pasadena – Heritage: A Short History of Pasadena - Heritage: A Short History of Pasadena - City of Pasadena Moviedelic – Where is David Sconce Now: Update on the Mortician – Kriti Mehrota – June 1, 2025 - Where is David Sconce Today? Update on the Mortician Connecting Directors – The Sad, Sordid Saga of Criminal Cremator David Sconce – Patricia Hartley– April 9, 2019 - The Sad, Sordid Saga of Criminal Cremator David Sconce | Connecting Directors The Los Angeles Times – Couple’s 2nd Trial Begins in Pasadena Mortuary Scandal : Court: The former owners of the Lamb Funeral home are accused of removing body parts for sale – Vicki Torres – February 9, 1995 - Couple's 2nd Trial Begins in Pasadena Mortuary Scandal : Court: The former owners of Lamb Funeral Home are accused of removing body parts for sale. - Los Angeles Times
Rochester, NY offers a blend of urban convenience and natural beauty. Home to the infamous Garbage Plate, Rochester is full of activities to do for each season: trails, parks, live music and festivals. The summers are usually spent down by one the beaches, like Durand Beach which is home to lore of the Lady in White. Sitting just across from the Durand Beach sits what locals call “The White lady’s castle”, said to be the home of the White Lady, which is just a small wall of stone and staircase. Despite the lore, this wall and staircase were actually a part of a pavilion. Due to wear and tear and the Great Depression, all that remains of the structure is the wall and staircase. There are many different versions of the Lady in White but all seem to focus on a woman who is wandering the area, searching for something or someone. Not too far from the White Lady’s castle rests the former Reunion Inn, now known as the Union Tavern. With a history dating all the way back to the 1850s, being used as a farm, in the underground railroad and a speakeasy, the reunion inn is said to be haunted by numerous spirits. Staff and the owners have had odd experiences such as disembodied whistling and being touched by invisible hands. Join us on as we explore these two smaller known haunted locations and the background of them.
Sources: “THE WHITE LADY” on William G. Pomeroy Foundation (https://www.wgpfoundation.org/historic-markers/the-white-lady/) “Durand Eastman Park and The Lady in White” on Rochester Subway on October 25, 2013 (https://www.rochestersubway.com/topics/2013/10/durand-eastman-park-lady-in-white-ghost/) “The legend of the ghost that haunts Durand Eastman Park” by Sergio Cruel on Spectrum 1 News on October 31, 2023 (https://spectrumlocalnews.com/nys/rochester/halloween-2023/2023/10/31/the-legend-of-the-ghost-that-haunts-durand-eastman-park) “The White Lady's Castle” by Joseph Hedden on Atlas Obscura (https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/the-white-lady-s-castle-rochester-new-york) “Legend of the Lady in White” on Rochester Candlelight Ghost Walks (https://www.rochesterghosts.com/legend-of-the-lady-in-white) “Union Tavern” on Rochester Candlelight Ghost Walks (https://www.rochesterghosts.com/the-reunion-inn) ”The Haunting History of Union Tavern in Sea Breeze” by Suzie Wells on Genesee Valley Penny Saver on October 24, 2024 (https://www.gvpennysaver.com/stories/current_events/the-haunting-history-of-union-tavern-in-sea-breeze/article_ab06aa3c-9202-11ef-a36b-cf2626c22099.html) “Irondequoit’s Reunion Inn has storied past” by Alan Morrell on The Democrat and Chronicle on January 14, 2016 (https://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/news/local/rocroots/2016/01/14/irondequoits-reunion-inn-storied-past/78780040/) “Union Tavern: A great haunt, in more ways than one” by Carolyn Sperry on (585) Magazine on August 29, 2022 (https://585mag.com/magazines/union-tavern-haunted-restaurant-rochester-ny/?site=mag_tags)
In July of 1983, Jessica Lynne Carpenter was born to her parents Judy and Charlie. Jessica, one of three sisters, would grow to be outgoing, funny, charismatic, kind and loving. She was someone who enjoyed life and all of it’s precious moments and always tried to make people laugh. Knowing the type of kind heart that she possessed, it was never a thought in anyone’s mind that someone would want to hurt Jessica. But in August of 2000, that changed. Jessica lived in a home in Aiken, South Carolina and was enjoying summer break at home while her mother worked. When her mother, Judy returned home around 5:30/6PM she would walk into a scene that no mother should ever have to experience. After entering the home and not seeing Jessica, she called out for her, but she didn’t answer. She went into 17 year old Jessica’s bed room and found her lying on the floor. Her life had been brutally taken. Jessica’s mother immediately calls 911 – and shortly after police arrive a full scale investigation begins. Despite the investigation, the use of blood hounds and even community’s willingness to submit DNA samples, it would be almost 2 years before this horrific crime would be solved. This story reminds us that evil is everywhere – even sometimes lurking behind the curtain of safety of a small town.
SOURCES: Hometown Homicides – Season 1, Episode 1 Daily Crime – Jessica Carpenter, 17, raped and murdered by Robert Atkins in her home: Hometown Homicide investigates – August 26, 2020 – Jerry Brown - https://www.dailycrime.com/jessica-carpenter-17-raped-and-murdered-by-robert-atkins-in-her-home-hometown-homicide-investigates/ AP News – Murder, life of South Carolina teen remembered 20 years on – August 16, 2020 – Matthew Enfinger - https://apnews.com/general-news-ca5deb140f618a8e73b22c0baf15b376 Investigation Discovery – Cold Blood – The State – August 7, 2000 – Obituary – Jessica Lynne Carpenter The Item – Family offers $10,000 reward – November 29, 2000 Florence Morning News – August 6, 2000 – Aiken teen found dead in her home The Gaffney Ledger – August 9, 2000 – Teen found dead in her home Florence Morning News – January 18, 2001 – Police look to informant for arrest in death Sun-News – August 2, 2003 – Father of slain teen sues suspect’s employer The State – August 31, 2002 – DNA links inmate to slaying – Kimathi Lewis – August 31, 2002 Florence Morning News – September 19, 2002 – Suspect asks slain girl’s family for forgiveness The Times and Democrat – September 10, 2002 – Authorities worry Carpenter trial might not happen in Aiken South Carolina DOCS Inmate Search - https://public.doc.state.sc.us/scdc-public/inmateDetails.do?id=%2000315566 Wanderer Moon – What is Aiken SC famous for? – March 13, 2024 - 10 Things Aiken, SC is Famous For Strategistico – Is Aiken SC a good place to live? – January 29, 2023 - Is Aiken, SC a Good Place to Live? 10 Pros and Cons of Living in Aiken SC
Life in Perth, Australia, the capital of Western Australia, in the 1980s was a blend of laid-back suburban living and rapid development. The city was relatively isolated but growing, with a strong sense of community. The residents always had felt safe, with children playing outdoors and returning home when the street lights came on. However, that sense of safety was shattered in 1986. Women began to disappear randomly off the streets of Perth. Then in November, a young girl came charging into a corner store claiming she had been kidnapped and raped by a couple. Police canvas the house this brave girl led them to and arrested Catherine and David Birnie. When interviewed, the couple eventually confessed to 4 murders over the span of a month. The couple, separately, led detectives to the grave sites of Mary Nielson, Susannah Candy, Noelene Patterson and Denise Brown. What unraveled was a story of obsessiveness and dark fantasies. This will be a two part story, the first going over Catherine and David’s background, giving an insight into their psyche. Part two will be go over the stories of their victims, including the bravery and courage of the woman who escaped.
Sources: https://mail.murderpedia.org/male.B/b/birnie-david.htm “A City in Shock over Bodies in Bush” by Paul McGeough in The Sydney Morning Herald on November 13, 1986 “Murder Uncovered reveals more possible victims of David and Catherine Birnie” by Marika Dobbin-Thomas on The Sydney Morning Herald on February 9, 2017 (https://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/tv-and-radio/murder-uncovered-reveals-more-possible-victims-of-david-and-catherine-birnie-20170208-gu8o1o.html) “Couple Charged after Four Women Found in Shallow Graves” by Paul McGeough in The Sydney Morning Herald on November 12, 1986 “Survivor of Perth Serial Killers The Birnies Speaks Out” by Libbie-Jane Charleston on Huffpost on April 9, 2016 (https://www.huffpost.com/archive/au/entry/survivor-of-perth-serial-killers-the-birnies-speaks-out_n_9638026) “Murder Uncovered: How a young girl and rookie cop caught serial killers David and Catherine Birnie” by Sunday Times on Yahoo! News on February 4, 2017 (https://au.news.yahoo.com/murder-uncovered-young-girl-rookie-133754715.html) “The Moorhouse Murderers David and Catherine Birnie” by Roy Hill on MEDIUM on June 20, 2022 (https://medium.com/@roy66hill/the-moorhouse-murderers-david-and-catherine-birnie-18ca8f5c2132) “WA attorney-general John Quigley delays mass murderers' parole eligibility” by Emily JB Smith on ABC News on November 1, 2024 (https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-11-02/serial-killers-mass-murderer-birnie-quigley-maloney-parole-wa/104552914) “Catherine Birnie, the ‘parasite’ serial killer who now wants freedom” by Candace Sutton on News.com.au on September 2, 2021 (https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/real-life/true-stories/catherine-birnie-the-parasite-serial-killer-who-now-wants-freedom/news-story/7dbb6c2671d66234fd63230e8e85fbc9) “Killer Couple: David & Catherine Birnie” on Australian Families of Crime, Season 1, Episode 6 on Amazon Prime Video “The Moorhouse Horrors: The Call Girl Killing” on Crime Investigation: Australia, Season 1, Episode 6 on Tubi
Life in Perth, Australia, the capital of Western Australia, in the 1980s was a blend of laid-back suburban living and rapid development. The city was relatively isolated but growing, with a strong sense of community. The residents always had felt safe, with children playing outdoors and returning home when the street lights came on. However, that sense of safety was shattered in 1986. Women began to disappear randomly off the streets of Perth. Then in November, a young girl came charging into a corner store claiming she had been kidnapped and raped by a couple. Police canvas the house this brave girl led them to and arrested Catherine and David Birnie. When interviewed, the couple eventually confessed to 4 murders over the span of a month. The couple, separately, led detectives to the grave sites of Mary Nielson, Susannah Candy, Noelene Patterson and Denise Brown. What unraveled was a story of obsessiveness and dark fantasies. This will be a two part story, the first going over Catherine and David’s background, giving an insight into their psyche. Part two will be go over the stories of their victims, including the bravery and courage of the woman who escaped.
Sources: https://mail.murderpedia.org/male.B/b/birnie-david.htm “A City in Shock over Bodies in Bush” by Paul McGeough in The Sydney Morning Herald on November 13, 1986 “Murder Uncovered reveals more possible victims of David and Catherine Birnie” by Marika Dobbin-Thomas on The Sydney Morning Herald on February 9, 2017 (https://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/tv-and-radio/murder-uncovered-reveals-more-possible-victims-of-david-and-catherine-birnie-20170208-gu8o1o.html) “Couple Charged after Four Women Found in Shallow Graves” by Paul McGeough in The Sydney Morning Herald on November 12, 1986 “Survivor of Perth Serial Killers The Birnies Speaks Out” by Libbie-Jane Charleston on Huffpost on April 9, 2016 (https://www.huffpost.com/archive/au/entry/survivor-of-perth-serial-killers-the-birnies-speaks-out_n_9638026) “Murder Uncovered: How a young girl and rookie cop caught serial killers David and Catherine Birnie” by Sunday Times on Yahoo! News on February 4, 2017 (https://au.news.yahoo.com/murder-uncovered-young-girl-rookie-133754715.html) “The Moorhouse Murderers David and Catherine Birnie” by Roy Hill on MEDIUM on June 20, 2022 (https://medium.com/@roy66hill/the-moorhouse-murderers-david-and-catherine-birnie-18ca8f5c2132) “WA attorney-general John Quigley delays mass murderers' parole eligibility” by Emily JB Smith on ABC News on November 1, 2024 (https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-11-02/serial-killers-mass-murderer-birnie-quigley-maloney-parole-wa/104552914) “Catherine Birnie, the ‘parasite’ serial killer who now wants freedom” by Candace Sutton on News.com.au on September 2, 2021 (https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/real-life/true-stories/catherine-birnie-the-parasite-serial-killer-who-now-wants-freedom/news-story/7dbb6c2671d66234fd63230e8e85fbc9) “Killer Couple: David & Catherine Birnie” on Australian Families of Crime, Season 1, Episode 6 on Amazon Prime Video “The Moorhouse Horrors: The Call Girl Killing” on Crime Investigation: Australia, Season 1, Episode 6 on Tubi
Randi Trimble was a devoted and loving wife, daughter and speech pathologist. Brian was her quiet, introverted and intelligent husband. After the couple married in September of 2000, they began their life in East Pennsboro Township, Pennsylvania. With the area growing rapidly due to the area’s safety, sense of community and job opportunities, it was the perfect place for them to live and eventually one day start their family. But the those living near the couple, would learn that no matter how safe you think your neighborhood may be, that evil can happen anywhere. In January of 2003, after returning home from dinner plans, Brian Trimble found the body of his 28-year-old wife, Randi, lying on the cold garage floor in a pool of blood. In sheer panic, he called 911 but unfortunately, Randi didn’t survive. She had been stabbed a total of 27 times. With no forensic evidence, no witnesses and Brian with a rock solid alibi, investigators were left at a standstill. Until one day, they would learn of a plan created by Brian Trimble and his coworker and friend Blaine Norris to film their very own horror movie. And it wouldn’t be long before investigators learned that the two brought their horror movie to life. This episode shows us that evil is everywhere – even sometimes behind the scenes in what appears to be the most successful of marriages. Randi's House of Angels SOURCES: TheCinemaholic – Randi Trimble Murder: Where are Brian Trimble and Blaine Norris Now? – Shraman Mitra – October 30, 2021 - Randi Trimble Murder: Where Are Brian Trimble and Blaine Norris Now? Update The Patriot-News – Murder by the book? – September 21, 2003 The Patriot-News – NORRIS: Killer’s apology fails to placate woman’s relatives – April 20, 2004 Pennsylvania Department of Corrections - Inmate/Parolee Locator Penn Live – Blaine Norris, convicted killer of midstate resident Randi Trimble, focus of Biography Channel documentary – Eric Veronikis – June 23, 2013 - Blaine Norris, convicted killer of midstate resident Randi Trimble, focus of Biography Channel documentary - pennlive.com NBC News – How a slasher movie spawned real-life horror – Dennis Murphy – January 20, 2006 - How a slasher movie spawned real-life horror American Monster – Episode 2: Appalachian Horror Film CrimeOnline – The horror movie that led to a real-life killing: The murder of Randi Trimble – Amanda Tullos – January 20, 2018 - The horror movie that led to a real-life killing: The murder of Randi Trimble – Crime Online Sportskeeda – 5 chilling details about Randi Trimble’s death – Sourav Chakraborty – March 11, 2025 - 5 chilling details about Randi Trimble's murder Pocono Record – Movie maker held in hit-man slaying of co-worker’s wife – Staff Writer – September 23, 2003 - Movie maker held in hit-man slaying of co-worker's wife Randi Lee Trimble Obituary - Randi Trimble Obituary (2003) - Camp Hill, PA - Patriot-News Fox43 News – Randi’s House of Angels turns pain into purpose - Randi's House of Angels turns pain into purpose | On the Bright Side Mayo Clinic – Multiple Sclerosis - Multiple sclerosis - Symptoms and causes - Mayo Clinic Law & Crime – Wife of ‘Ghost Adventures’ star who tried to have him killed after getting ‘spiritually married’ to convicted murderer will soon be an inmate herself – Jamie Frevele – June 6, 2025 - Wife of 'Ghost Adventures' star who tried to have him killed after getting 'spiritually married' to convicted murderer will soon be an inmate herself
Welcome to Evil Everywhere! We are your hosts, Kayla and Angela. We two funny paralegals who became best friends almost 15 years ago! We have always been fascinated by true crime and all things paranormal and spooky. We will be releasing new episodes every Tuesday and Thursday where we will discuss either a true crime case or something spooky!
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