Into The Fire: A True Crime Podcast

John Wayne Gacy was an American serial killer and sex offender who gained notoriety for his heinous crimes. Born in Chicago, Illinois, Gacy was known for his involvement in community activities and for dressing up as "Pogo the Clown" to entertain children at events. However, behind this facade, he led a dark double life. Between 1972 and 1978, Gacy murdered at least 33 young men and boys. Many of his victims were lured to his home with the promise of employment, only to be subjected to sexual assault and brutal violence. Gacy often buried his victims in the crawl space beneath his house. Gacy's crimes came to light in 1978 when he was arrested for the disappearance of 15-year-old Robert Piest. During the investigation, the police discovered the gruesome evidence of Gacy's other murders. In 1980, Gacy was convicted of multiple counts of murder and sentenced to death. He spent years on death row appealing his case, but Gacy was eventually executed by lethal injection at the Stateville Correctional Center in Illinois on May 10, 1994. John Wayne Gacy's case remains one of the most notorious and disturbing instances of serial murder in American history. Music: Karl Casey - White Bat

A new beginning to Into The Fire starts on Halloween day. We will be relaunching with our documentary to John Wayne Gacy. The Killer Clown: John Wayne Gary Premieres onOctober 31st, 2023 - Halloween day. Music: Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio

On this episode of Into The Fire: A True Crime Podcast, we talk about Mass Murdered Richard Speck. Richard Speck was an infamous American serial killer known for committing one of the most shocking and brutal mass murders in American history. He was born on December 6, 1941, in Kirkwood, Illinois, and died on December 5, 1991, while serving a prison sentence. On the night of July 13-14, 1966, Richard Speck broke into a townhouse in Chicago, Illinois, that was being used as a dormitory for nursing students from the South Chicago Community Hospital. Over the course of several hours, Speck systematically tortured, raped, and murdered eight young women. The victims were Patricia Matusek, Nina Jo Schmale, Pamela Wilkening, Suzanne Farris, Mary Ann Jordan, Merlita Gargullo, Valentina Pasion, and Gloria Davy. Speck's actions during the murders were both brutal and methodical, and his crimes shocked the nation when they came to light. However, Speck's crime spree came to an end due to a chance encounter with a drifter who alerted the police. He was arrested on July 17, 1966, just four days after the murders. The subsequent trial received significant media attention, and Speck was found guilty and sentenced to death. However, his sentence was later commuted to life in prison after the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling on the unconstitutionality of the death penalty in 1972. During his time in prison, Speck was a notorious inmate. He frequently violated prison rules and was involved in various incidents of violence. He also obtained drugs while in prison, which contributed to his declining health. Speck died of a heart attack on December 5, 1991, in the Joliet Correctional Center in Joliet, Illinois, one day before his 50th birthday. Richard Speck's case left a lasting impact on American society, primarily due to the sheer brutality of his crimes. It played a significant role in shaping public perception and fears around serial killers and highlighted the vulnerability of young women in particular. The Speck case also led to changes in security measures and policies in hospitals and educational institutions throughout the United States. Please feel free to like and subscribe to us as we continue to grow. Episode Music: Yung Logos · Memory Rain The Tower of Light · Serious The Tower of Light · Flecks of Light Episode Research: Murderpedia Archives Youtube Video Archives NBC News Archives The History Channel The Chicago Tribune A&E Video Archives Wikipedia I would like to thank Belinda (B-Dove) McCormick for suggesting the topic of Richard Speck for this episode. This Podcast is brought to you by Advance Creative Solutions. You can check us out online at https://advancecreativesolutions.com/ We Would Like To Thank This Weeks Episode Sponsors: The Fireplace Doctor https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-new-orleans-louisiana/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-mobile-alabama/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-atlanta-georgia/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-charleston-south-carolina/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/fireplace-pensacola-florida/ Sootmaster Chimney Sweeps https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-mobile/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-new-orleans/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-birmingham/ The Chimney Company: https://thechimneyco.com/chimney-sweep-pensacola/ Chimney Sweep Pensacola https://chimneysweeppensacola.com/ Pensacola Florida Chimney Sweep https://pensacola.panhandlechimneysweep.net/ https://pensacola.panhandlechimneysweep.com/ AllStar Chimney Sweep https://www.allstarchimneysweeps.com/chimney-sweep-new-orleans/ Gulf Coast Pensacola: https://www.gulfcoastchimneysweep.com/chimney-sweep-pensacola/ 504 Chimney Sweep https://504chimney.com/ 251 Chimney Sweep https://251chimney.com/ Check out our official website: https://crimepodcast.net/

On this episode of Into The Fire: A True Crime Podcast, we talk about Mass Murdered Richard Speck. Richard Speck was an infamous American serial killer known for committing one of the most shocking and brutal mass murders in American history. He was born on December 6, 1941, in Kirkwood, Illinois, and died on December 5, 1991, while serving a prison sentence. On the night of July 13-14, 1966, Richard Speck broke into a townhouse in Chicago, Illinois, that was being used as a dormitory for nursing students from the South Chicago Community Hospital. Over the course of several hours, Speck systematically tortured, raped, and murdered eight young women. The victims were Patricia Matusek, Nina Jo Schmale, Pamela Wilkening, Suzanne Farris, Mary Ann Jordan, Merlita Gargullo, Valentina Pasion, and Gloria Davy. Speck's actions during the murders were both brutal and methodical, and his crimes shocked the nation when they came to light. However, Speck's crime spree came to an end due to a chance encounter with a drifter who alerted the police. He was arrested on July 17, 1966, just four days after the murders. The subsequent trial received significant media attention, and Speck was found guilty and sentenced to death. However, his sentence was later commuted to life in prison after the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling on the unconstitutionality of the death penalty in 1972. During his time in prison, Speck was a notorious inmate. He frequently violated prison rules and was involved in various incidents of violence. He also obtained drugs while in prison, which contributed to his declining health. Speck died of a heart attack on December 5, 1991, in the Joliet Correctional Center in Joliet, Illinois, one day before his 50th birthday. Richard Speck's case left a lasting impact on American society, primarily due to the sheer brutality of his crimes. It played a significant role in shaping public perception and fears around serial killers and highlighted the vulnerability of young women in particular. The Speck case also led to changes in security measures and policies in hospitals and educational institutions throughout the United States. Please feel free to like and subscribe to us as we continue to grow. Episode Music: Yung Logos · Memory Rain The Tower of Light · Serious The Tower of Light · Flecks of Light Episode Research: Murderpedia Archives Youtube Video Archives NBC News Archives The History Channel The Chicago Tribune A&E Video Archives Wikipedia I would like to thank Belinda (B-Dove) McCormick for suggesting the topic of Richard Speck for this episode. This Podcast is brought to you by Advance Creative Solutions. You can check us out online at https://advancecreativesolutions.com/ We Would Like To Thank This Weeks Episode Sponsors: The Fireplace Doctor https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-new-orleans-louisiana/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-mobile-alabama/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-atlanta-georgia/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-charleston-south-carolina/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/fireplace-pensacola-florida/ Sootmaster Chimney Sweeps https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-mobile/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-new-orleans/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-birmingham/ The Chimney Company: https://thechimneyco.com/chimney-sweep-pensacola/ Chimney Sweep Pensacola https://chimneysweeppensacola.com/ Pensacola Florida Chimney Sweep https://pensacola.panhandlechimneysweep.net/ https://pensacola.panhandlechimneysweep.com/ AllStar Chimney Sweep https://www.allstarchimneysweeps.com/chimney-sweep-new-orleans/ Gulf Coast Pensacola: https://www.gulfcoastchimneysweep.com/chimney-sweep-pensacola/ 504 Chimney Sweep https://504chimney.com/ 251 Chimney Sweep https://251chimney.com/ Check out our official website: https://crimepodcast.net/

On this episode of Into The Fire: A True Crime Podcast, we talk about Mass Murdered Richard Speck. Richard Speck was an infamous American serial killer known for committing one of the most shocking and brutal mass murders in American history. He was born on December 6, 1941, in Kirkwood, Illinois, and died on December 5, 1991, while serving a prison sentence. On the night of July 13-14, 1966, Richard Speck broke into a townhouse in Chicago, Illinois, that was being used as a dormitory for nursing students from the South Chicago Community Hospital. Over the course of several hours, Speck systematically tortured, raped, and murdered eight young women. The victims were Patricia Matusek, Nina Jo Schmale, Pamela Wilkening, Suzanne Farris, Mary Ann Jordan, Merlita Gargullo, Valentina Pasion, and Gloria Davy. Speck's actions during the murders were both brutal and methodical, and his crimes shocked the nation when they came to light. However, Speck's crime spree came to an end due to a chance encounter with a drifter who alerted the police. He was arrested on July 17, 1966, just four days after the murders. The subsequent trial received significant media attention, and Speck was found guilty and sentenced to death. However, his sentence was later commuted to life in prison after the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling on the unconstitutionality of the death penalty in 1972. During his time in prison, Speck was a notorious inmate. He frequently violated prison rules and was involved in various incidents of violence. He also obtained drugs while in prison, which contributed to his declining health. Speck died of a heart attack on December 5, 1991, in the Joliet Correctional Center in Joliet, Illinois, one day before his 50th birthday. Richard Speck's case left a lasting impact on American society, primarily due to the sheer brutality of his crimes. It played a significant role in shaping public perception and fears around serial killers and highlighted the vulnerability of young women in particular. The Speck case also led to changes in security measures and policies in hospitals and educational institutions throughout the United States. Please feel free to like and subscribe to us as we continue to grow. Episode Music: Yung Logos · Memory Rain The Tower of Light · Serious The Tower of Light · Flecks of Light Episode Research: Murderpedia Archives Youtube Video Archives NBC News Archives The History Channel The Chicago Tribune A&E Video Archives Wikipedia I would like to thank Belinda (B-Dove) McCormick for suggesting the topic of Richard Speck for this episode. This Podcast is brought to you by Advance Creative Solutions. You can check us out online at https://advancecreativesolutions.com/ We Would Like To Thank This Weeks Episode Sponsors: The Fireplace Doctor https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-new-orleans-louisiana/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-mobile-alabama/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-atlanta-georgia/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-charleston-south-carolina/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/fireplace-pensacola-florida/ Sootmaster Chimney Sweeps https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-mobile/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-new-orleans/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-birmingham/ The Chimney Company: https://thechimneyco.com/chimney-sweep-pensacola/ Chimney Sweep Pensacola https://chimneysweeppensacola.com/ Pensacola Florida Chimney Sweep https://pensacola.panhandlechimneysweep.net/ https://pensacola.panhandlechimneysweep.com/ AllStar Chimney Sweep https://www.allstarchimneysweeps.com/chimney-sweep-new-orleans/ Gulf Coast Pensacola: https://www.gulfcoastchimneysweep.com/chimney-sweep-pensacola/ 504 Chimney Sweep https://504chimney.com/ 251 Chimney Sweep https://251chimney.com/ Check out our official website: https://crimepodcast.net/

On this episode of Into The Fire: A True Crime Podcast, we talk about Mass Murdered Richard Speck. Richard Speck was an infamous American serial killer known for committing one of the most shocking and brutal mass murders in American history. He was born on December 6, 1941, in Kirkwood, Illinois, and died on December 5, 1991, while serving a prison sentence. On the night of July 13-14, 1966, Richard Speck broke into a townhouse in Chicago, Illinois, that was being used as a dormitory for nursing students from the South Chicago Community Hospital. Over the course of several hours, Speck systematically tortured, raped, and murdered eight young women. The victims were Patricia Matusek, Nina Jo Schmale, Pamela Wilkening, Suzanne Farris, Mary Ann Jordan, Merlita Gargullo, Valentina Pasion, and Gloria Davy. Speck's actions during the murders were both brutal and methodical, and his crimes shocked the nation when they came to light. However, Speck's crime spree came to an end due to a chance encounter with a drifter who alerted the police. He was arrested on July 17, 1966, just four days after the murders. The subsequent trial received significant media attention, and Speck was found guilty and sentenced to death. However, his sentence was later commuted to life in prison after the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling on the unconstitutionality of the death penalty in 1972. During his time in prison, Speck was a notorious inmate. He frequently violated prison rules and was involved in various incidents of violence. He also obtained drugs while in prison, which contributed to his declining health. Speck died of a heart attack on December 5, 1991, in the Joliet Correctional Center in Joliet, Illinois, one day before his 50th birthday. Richard Speck's case left a lasting impact on American society, primarily due to the sheer brutality of his crimes. It played a significant role in shaping public perception and fears around serial killers and highlighted the vulnerability of young women in particular. The Speck case also led to changes in security measures and policies in hospitals and educational institutions throughout the United States. Please feel free to like and subscribe to us as we continue to grow. Episode Music: Yung Logos · Memory Rain The Tower of Light · Serious The Tower of Light · Flecks of Light Episode Research: Murderpedia Archives Youtube Video Archives NBC News Archives The History Channel The Chicago Tribune A&E Video Archives Wikipedia I would like to thank Belinda (B-Dove) McCormick for suggesting the topic of Richard Speck for this episode. This Podcast is brought to you by Advance Creative Solutions. You can check us out online at https://advancecreativesolutions.com/ We Would Like To Thank This Weeks Episode Sponsors: The Fireplace Doctor https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-new-orleans-louisiana/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-mobile-alabama/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-atlanta-georgia/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-charleston-south-carolina/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/fireplace-pensacola-florida/ Sootmaster Chimney Sweeps https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-mobile/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-new-orleans/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-birmingham/ The Chimney Company: https://thechimneyco.com/chimney-sweep-pensacola/ Chimney Sweep Pensacola https://chimneysweeppensacola.com/ Pensacola Florida Chimney Sweep https://pensacola.panhandlechimneysweep.net/ https://pensacola.panhandlechimneysweep.com/ AllStar Chimney Sweep https://www.allstarchimneysweeps.com/chimney-sweep-new-orleans/ Gulf Coast Pensacola: https://www.gulfcoastchimneysweep.com/chimney-sweep-pensacola/ 504 Chimney Sweep https://504chimney.com/ 251 Chimney Sweep https://251chimney.com/ Check out our official website: https://crimepodcast.net/

On this episode of Into The Fire: A True Crime Podcast, we talk about Mass Murdered Richard Speck. Richard Speck was an infamous American serial killer known for committing one of the most shocking and brutal mass murders in American history. He was born on December 6, 1941, in Kirkwood, Illinois, and died on December 5, 1991, while serving a prison sentence. On the night of July 13-14, 1966, Richard Speck broke into a townhouse in Chicago, Illinois, that was being used as a dormitory for nursing students from the South Chicago Community Hospital. Over the course of several hours, Speck systematically tortured, raped, and murdered eight young women. The victims were Patricia Matusek, Nina Jo Schmale, Pamela Wilkening, Suzanne Farris, Mary Ann Jordan, Merlita Gargullo, Valentina Pasion, and Gloria Davy. Speck's actions during the murders were both brutal and methodical, and his crimes shocked the nation when they came to light. However, Speck's crime spree came to an end due to a chance encounter with a drifter who alerted the police. He was arrested on July 17, 1966, just four days after the murders. The subsequent trial received significant media attention, and Speck was found guilty and sentenced to death. However, his sentence was later commuted to life in prison after the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling on the unconstitutionality of the death penalty in 1972. During his time in prison, Speck was a notorious inmate. He frequently violated prison rules and was involved in various incidents of violence. He also obtained drugs while in prison, which contributed to his declining health. Speck died of a heart attack on December 5, 1991, in the Joliet Correctional Center in Joliet, Illinois, one day before his 50th birthday. Richard Speck's case left a lasting impact on American society, primarily due to the sheer brutality of his crimes. It played a significant role in shaping public perception and fears around serial killers and highlighted the vulnerability of young women in particular. The Speck case also led to changes in security measures and policies in hospitals and educational institutions throughout the United States. Please feel free to like and subscribe to us as we continue to grow. Episode Music: Yung Logos · Memory Rain The Tower of Light · Serious The Tower of Light · Flecks of Light Episode Research: Murderpedia Archives Youtube Video Archives NBC News Archives The History Channel The Chicago Tribune A&E Video Archives Wikipedia I would like to thank Belinda (B-Dove) McCormick for suggesting the topic of Richard Speck for this episode. This Podcast is brought to you by Advance Creative Solutions. You can check us out online at https://advancecreativesolutions.com/ We Would Like To Thank This Weeks Episode Sponsors: The Fireplace Doctor https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-new-orleans-louisiana/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-mobile-alabama/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-atlanta-georgia/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-charleston-south-carolina/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/fireplace-pensacola-florida/ Sootmaster Chimney Sweeps https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-mobile/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-new-orleans/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-birmingham/ The Chimney Company: https://thechimneyco.com/chimney-sweep-pensacola/ Chimney Sweep Pensacola https://chimneysweeppensacola.com/ Pensacola Florida Chimney Sweep https://pensacola.panhandlechimneysweep.net/ https://pensacola.panhandlechimneysweep.com/ AllStar Chimney Sweep https://www.allstarchimneysweeps.com/chimney-sweep-new-orleans/ Gulf Coast Pensacola: https://www.gulfcoastchimneysweep.com/chimney-sweep-pensacola/ 504 Chimney Sweep https://504chimney.com/ 251 Chimney Sweep https://251chimney.com/ Check out our official website: https://crimepodcast.net/

Ronald DeFeo Jr. is infamously known for committing a multiple murder known as the "Amityville murders." Born on September 26, 1951, DeFeo grew up in Amityville, New York, on Long Island. On November 13, 1974, at the age of 23, DeFeo murdered his entire family in their home. DeFeo's victims were his parents, Ronald DeFeo Sr. and Louise DeFeo, and his four siblings: Dawn, Allison, Marc, and John Matthew. He shot each of them with a .35 caliber lever-action Marlin rifle while they were sleeping. After the murders, DeFeo went to a local bar and claimed that his family had been shot. The police were called to the scene, where they discovered the bodies. Initially, DeFeo maintained his innocence and claimed that the murders were carried out by a mob hitman. However, inconsistencies in his story led the police to become suspicious. Eventually, DeFeo confessed to the murders and provided details that only the killer would know. During his trial in 1975, DeFeo pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. However, the defense was unsuccessful, and he was convicted of six counts of second-degree murder. He received a sentence of 25 years to life for each count, resulting in a total of six consecutive life sentences. DeFeo has been incarcerated at various correctional facilities in New York State. The Amityville murders gained significant attention and media coverage, largely due to the supernatural claims made by subsequent occupants of the house. The subsequent owners, George and Kathy Lutz, claimed that the house was haunted, leading to a best-selling book titled "The Amityville Horror" and several film adaptations. While Ronald DeFeo Jr. himself did not make supernatural claims, the murders he committed became a focal point of the Amityville haunting legend. Numerous books, documentaries, and movies have been produced over the years, exploring both the true crime aspect and the alleged paranormal activity associated with the Amityville house. Please feel free to like and subscribe to us as we continue to grow. Episode Music: Yung Logos · Memory Rain The Tower of Light · Serious The Tower of Light · Flecks of Light Episode Research: Jay Anson book The Amityville Horror George Lutz Archive footage The New York Times Long Island Press ABC7 New York NBC News Wikipedia This Podcast is brought to you by Advance Creative Solutions. You can check us out online at https://advancecreativesolutions.com/ We Would Like To Thank This Weeks Episode Sponsors: The Fireplace Doctor https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-tuscaloosa-alabama/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-mobile-alabama/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-atlanta-georgia/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/fireplace-pensacola-florida/ Sootmaster Chimney Sweeps https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-mobile/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-new-orleans/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-birmingham/ The Chimney Company: https://thechimneyco.com/chimney-sweep-pensacola/ https://thechimneyco.com/chimney-sweep-tuscaloosa/ Guardian Services: https://guardianchimneysweeps.com/chimney-sweep-tuscaloosa-alabama/ https://guardianchimneysweeps.com/chimney-sweep-milton-florida/ https://guardianchimneysweeps.com/chimney-sweep-pace-florida/ https://guardianchimneysweeps.com/chimney-sweep-jacksonville-florida/ AllStar: https://www.allstarchimneysweeps.com/chimney-sweep-pensacola/ Check out our official website: https://crimepodcast.net/

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Ronald DeFeo Jr. is infamously known for committing a multiple murder known as the "Amityville murders." Born on September 26, 1951, DeFeo grew up in Amityville, New York, on Long Island. On November 13, 1974, at the age of 23, DeFeo murdered his entire family in their home. DeFeo's victims were his parents, Ronald DeFeo Sr. and Louise DeFeo, and his four siblings: Dawn, Allison, Marc, and John Matthew. He shot each of them with a .35 caliber lever-action Marlin rifle while they were sleeping. After the murders, DeFeo went to a local bar and claimed that his family had been shot. The police were called to the scene, where they discovered the bodies. Initially, DeFeo maintained his innocence and claimed that the murders were carried out by a mob hitman. However, inconsistencies in his story led the police to become suspicious. Eventually, DeFeo confessed to the murders and provided details that only the killer would know. During his trial in 1975, DeFeo pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. However, the defense was unsuccessful, and he was convicted of six counts of second-degree murder. He received a sentence of 25 years to life for each count, resulting in a total of six consecutive life sentences. DeFeo has been incarcerated at various correctional facilities in New York State. The Amityville murders gained significant attention and media coverage, largely due to the supernatural claims made by subsequent occupants of the house. The subsequent owners, George and Kathy Lutz, claimed that the house was haunted, leading to a best-selling book titled "The Amityville Horror" and several film adaptations. While Ronald DeFeo Jr. himself did not make supernatural claims, the murders he committed became a focal point of the Amityville haunting legend. Numerous books, documentaries, and movies have been produced over the years, exploring both the true crime aspect and the alleged paranormal activity associated with the Amityville house. Please feel free to like and subscribe to us as we continue to grow. Episode Music: Yung Logos · Memory Rain The Tower of Light · Serious The Tower of Light · Flecks of Light Episode Research: Jay Anson book The Amityville Horror George Lutz Archive footage The New York Times Long Island Press ABC7 New York NBC News Wikipedia This Podcast is brought to you by Advance Creative Solutions. You can check us out online at https://advancecreativesolutions.com/ We Would Like To Thank This Weeks Episode Sponsors: The Fireplace Doctor https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-tuscaloosa-alabama/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-mobile-alabama/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-atlanta-georgia/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/fireplace-pensacola-florida/ Sootmaster Chimney Sweeps https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-mobile/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-new-orleans/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-birmingham/ The Chimney Company: https://thechimneyco.com/chimney-sweep-pensacola/ https://thechimneyco.com/chimney-sweep-tuscaloosa/ Guardian Services: https://guardianchimneysweeps.com/chimney-sweep-tuscaloosa-alabama/ https://guardianchimneysweeps.com/chimney-sweep-milton-florida/ https://guardianchimneysweeps.com/chimney-sweep-pace-florida/ https://guardianchimneysweeps.com/chimney-sweep-jacksonville-florida/ AllStar: https://www.allstarchimneysweeps.com/chimney-sweep-pensacola/ AFT: https://advancedfireplacetechnician.com/chimney-sweep-pensacola/ 504 & 318: https://504chimney.com/ https://318chimney.com/ Sootaway: https://sootaway.net/chimney-sweep-new-orleans-louisiana/ Check out our official website: https://crimepodcast.net/

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Ronald DeFeo Jr. is infamously known for committing a multiple murder known as the "Amityville murders." Born on September 26, 1951, DeFeo grew up in Amityville, New York, on Long Island. On November 13, 1974, at the age of 23, DeFeo murdered his entire family in their home. DeFeo's victims were his parents, Ronald DeFeo Sr. and Louise DeFeo, and his four siblings: Dawn, Allison, Marc, and John Matthew. He shot each of them with a .35 caliber lever-action Marlin rifle while they were sleeping. After the murders, DeFeo went to a local bar and claimed that his family had been shot. The police were called to the scene, where they discovered the bodies. Initially, DeFeo maintained his innocence and claimed that the murders were carried out by a mob hitman. However, inconsistencies in his story led the police to become suspicious. Eventually, DeFeo confessed to the murders and provided details that only the killer would know. During his trial in 1975, DeFeo pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. However, the defense was unsuccessful, and he was convicted of six counts of second-degree murder. He received a sentence of 25 years to life for each count, resulting in a total of six consecutive life sentences. DeFeo has been incarcerated at various correctional facilities in New York State. The Amityville murders gained significant attention and media coverage, largely due to the supernatural claims made by subsequent occupants of the house. The subsequent owners, George and Kathy Lutz, claimed that the house was haunted, leading to a best-selling book titled "The Amityville Horror" and several film adaptations. While Ronald DeFeo Jr. himself did not make supernatural claims, the murders he committed became a focal point of the Amityville haunting legend. Numerous books, documentaries, and movies have been produced over the years, exploring both the true crime aspect and the alleged paranormal activity associated with the Amityville house. Please feel free to like and subscribe to us as we continue to grow. Episode Music: 80's Synthwave by MOKKA Episode Research: Jay Anson book The Amityville Horror George Lutz Archive footage The New York Times Long Island Press ABC7 New York NBC News Wikipedia This Podcast is brought to you by Advance Creative Solutions. You can check us out online at https://advancecreativesolutions.com/ We Would Like To Thank This Weeks Episode Sponsors: The Fireplace Doctor https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-new-orleans-louisiana/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-mobile-alabama/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-atlanta-georgia/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-charleston-south-carolina/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/fireplace-pensacola-florida/ Sootmaster Chimney Sweeps https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-mobile/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-new-orleans/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-birmingham/ The Chimney Company: https://thechimneyco.com/chimney-sweep-pensacola/ Chimney Sweep Pensacola https://chimneysweeppensacola.com/ Pensacola Chimney Sweep https://pensacola.panhandlechimneysweep.net/ AllStar Chimney Sweep https://www.allstarchimneysweeps.com/chimney-sweep-new-orleans/ Gulf Coast Pensacola: https://www.gulfcoastchimneysweep.com/chimney-sweep-pensacola/ 504 Chimney Sweep https://504chimney.com/ 251 Chimney Sweep https://251chimney.com/ Check out our official website: https://crimepodcast.net/

Welcome to Season 2 of the Into The Fire: A True Crime Podcast. On this episode, we talk about Ronald DeFeo Jr. and the Amityville Horror Murders. Ronald DeFeo Jr. is infamously known for committing a multiple murder known as the "Amityville murders." Born on September 26, 1951, DeFeo grew up in Amityville, New York, on Long Island. On November 13, 1974, at the age of 23, DeFeo murdered his entire family in their home. DeFeo's victims were his parents, Ronald DeFeo Sr. and Louise DeFeo, and his four siblings: Dawn, Allison, Marc, and John Matthew. He shot each of them with a .35 caliber lever-action Marlin rifle while they were sleeping. After the murders, DeFeo went to a local bar and claimed that his family had been shot. The police were called to the scene, where they discovered the bodies. Initially, DeFeo maintained his innocence and claimed that the murders were carried out by a mob hitman. However, inconsistencies in his story led the police to become suspicious. Eventually, DeFeo confessed to the murders and provided details that only the killer would know. During his trial in 1975, DeFeo pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. However, the defense was unsuccessful, and he was convicted of six counts of second-degree murder. He received a sentence of 25 years to life for each count, resulting in a total of six consecutive life sentences. DeFeo has been incarcerated at various correctional facilities in New York State. The Amityville murders gained significant attention and media coverage, largely due to the supernatural claims made by subsequent occupants of the house. The subsequent owners, George and Kathy Lutz, claimed that the house was haunted, leading to a best-selling book titled "The Amityville Horror" and several film adaptations. While Ronald DeFeo Jr. himself did not make supernatural claims, the murders he committed became a focal point of the Amityville haunting legend. Numerous books, documentaries, and movies have been produced over the years, exploring both the true crime aspect and the alleged paranormal activity associated with the Amityville house. Please feel free to like and subscribe to us as we continue to grow. Episode Music: Yung Logos · Memory Rain The Tower of Light · Serious The Tower of Light · Flecks of Light Episode Research: Jay Anson book The Amityville Horror George Lutz Archive footage The New York Times Long Island Press ABC7 New York NBC News Wikipedia This Podcast is brought to you by Advance Creative Solutions. You can check us out online at https://advancecreativesolutions.com/ We Would Like To Thank This Weeks Episode Sponsors: The Fireplace Doctor https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-new-orleans-louisiana/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-mobile-alabama/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-atlanta-georgia/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-charleston-south-carolina/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/fireplace-pensacola-florida/ Sootmaster Chimney Sweeps https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-mobile/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-new-orleans/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-birmingham/ The Chimney Company: https://thechimneyco.com/chimney-sweep-pensacola/ Chimney Sweep Pensacola https://chimneysweeppensacola.com/ Pensacola Chimney Sweep https://pensacola.panhandlechimneysweep.net/ AllStar Chimney Sweep https://www.allstarchimneysweeps.com/chimney-sweep-new-orleans/ Gulf Coast Pensacola: https://www.gulfcoastchimneysweep.com/chimney-sweep-pensacola/ 504 Chimney Sweep https://504chimney.com/ 251 Chimney Sweep https://251chimney.com/ Check out our official website: https://crimepodcast.net/

Theodore Robert Bundy kidnapped, sexually assaulted and murdered numerous young women and girls during the 1970s and quite possibly even earlier. Ted Bundy would eventually confess to 30 murders that he committed in seven States between the years of 1974 and 1978. Bundy was finally executed in the State of Florida on January 24th 1989. Short Music: 80's Synthwave by MOKKA Research: ABC News Archives CBS News Archives NBC News Archives Tallahassee Florida News Archives Pensacola Florida News Archives This Podcast is brought to you by Advance Creative Solutions. You can check us out online at https://advancecreativesolutions.com/ We Would Like To Thank This Weeks Episode Sponsors: The Fireplace Doctor https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-new-orleans-louisiana/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-mobile-alabama/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-atlanta-georgia/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-charleston-south-carolina/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/fireplace-pensacola-florida/ Sootmaster Chimney Sweeps https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-mobile/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-new-orleans/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-gainesville-florida/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-tallahassee/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-birmingham/ Chimney Sweep Pensacola https://chimneysweeppensacola.com/ The Chimney Company Pensacola: https://thechimneyco.com/chimney-sweep-pensacola/ Pensacola Chimney Sweep https://pensacola.panhandlechimneysweep.net/ AllStar Chimney Sweep https://www.allstarchimneysweeps.com/chimney-sweep-new-orleans/ 504 Chimney Sweep https://504chimney.com/ 251 Chimney Sweep https://251chimney.com/ Check out our official website: https://crimepodcast.net/

In the early 1990's, a serial killer was hiding in central Florida. Born on August 13, 1954, Conahan was raised in Charlotte County, Florida. He had a troubled childhood and was known to exhibit violent tendencies from a young age. Conahan's criminal activities escalated over time, leading to his eventual arrest and conviction for heinous crimes. Conahan's reign of terror began in the late 1990s when several bodies were discovered in the secluded areas around Charlotte County, primarily near a remote trail called the "Hog Trail." The victims, mostly young men, were often mutilated, sexually assaulted, and subjected to extreme violence. The exact number of Conahan's victims is unknown, but it is believed to be around eight to ten individuals, as more bodies and bones continue to be found throughout South Florida. Please feel free to like and subscribe to us as we continue to grow. Episode Music: Yung Logos · Memory Rain The Tower of Light · Serious The Tower of Light · Flecks of Light Episode Research: Fox 4 Now Crime Library Wikipedia Murderpedia My Suncoast KIRO 7 News WOKV News Video Research: The News Press NBC 2 News Court TV Sky 2 News Arrests.Org Herald Tribune This Podcast is brought to you by Advance Creative Solutions. You can check us out online at https://advancecreativesolutions.com/ We Would Like To Thank This Weeks Episode Sponsors: The Fireplace Doctor https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-new-orleans-louisiana/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-mobile-alabama/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-atlanta-georgia/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-charleston-south-carolina/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/fireplace-pensacola-florida/ Sootmaster Chimney Sweeps https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-mobile/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-new-orleans/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-gainesville-florida/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-tallahassee/ Chimney Sweep Pensacola https://chimneysweeppensacola.com/ The Chimney Company Pensacola: https://thechimneyco.com/chimney-sweep-pensacola/ Pensacola Chimney Sweep https://pensacola.panhandlechimneysweep.net/ AllStar Chimney Sweep https://www.allstarchimneysweeps.com/chimney-sweep-new-orleans/ 504 Chimney Sweep https://504chimney.com/ 251 Chimney Sweep https://251chimney.com/ Check out our official website: https://crimepodcast.net/

A family dog in North Port Florida brings home a human skull. Born on August 13, 1954, Conahan was raised in Charlotte County, Florida. He had a troubled childhood and was known to exhibit violent tendencies from a young age. Conahan's criminal activities escalated over time, leading to his eventual arrest and conviction for heinous crimes. Conahan's reign of terror began in the late 1990s when several bodies were discovered in the secluded areas around Charlotte County, primarily near a remote trail called the "Hog Trail." The victims, mostly young men, were often mutilated, sexually assaulted, and subjected to extreme violence. The exact number of Conahan's victims is unknown, but it is believed to be around eight to ten individuals, as more bodies and bones continue to be found throughout South Florida. Please feel free to like and subscribe to us as we continue to grow. Episode Music: Yung Logos · Memory Rain The Tower of Light · Serious The Tower of Light · Flecks of Light Episode Research: Fox 4 Now Crime Library Wikipedia Murderpedia My Suncoast KIRO 7 News WOKV News Video Research: The News Press NBC 2 News Court TV Sky 2 News Arrests.Org Herald Tribune This Podcast is brought to you by Advance Creative Solutions. You can check us out online at https://advancecreativesolutions.com/ We Would Like To Thank This Weeks Episode Sponsors: The Fireplace Doctor https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-new-orleans-louisiana/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-mobile-alabama/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-atlanta-georgia/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-charleston-south-carolina/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/fireplace-pensacola-florida/ Sootmaster Chimney Sweeps https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-mobile/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-new-orleans/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-gainesville-florida/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-tallahassee/ Chimney Sweep Pensacola https://chimneysweeppensacola.com/ The Chimney Company Pensacola: https://thechimneyco.com/chimney-sweep-pensacola/ Pensacola Chimney Sweep https://pensacola.panhandlechimneysweep.net/ AllStar Chimney Sweep https://www.allstarchimneysweeps.com/chimney-sweep-new-orleans/ 504 Chimney Sweep https://504chimney.com/ 251 Chimney Sweep https://251chimney.com/ Check out our official website: https://crimepodcast.net/

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On this episode, we talk about Daniel Conahan, the Hog Trail Serial Killer. Born on August 13, 1954, Conahan was raised in Charlotte County, Florida. He had a troubled childhood and was known to exhibit violent tendencies from a young age. Conahan's criminal activities escalated over time, leading to his eventual arrest and conviction for heinous crimes. Conahan's reign of terror began in the late 1990s when several bodies were discovered in the secluded areas around Charlotte County, primarily near a remote trail called the "Hog Trail." The victims, mostly young men, were often mutilated, sexually assaulted, and subjected to extreme violence. The exact number of Conahan's victims is unknown, but it is believed to be around eight to ten individuals, as more bodies and bones continue to be found throughout South Florida. Please feel free to like and subscribe to us as we continue to grow. Episode Music: Yung Logos · Memory Rain The Tower of Light · Serious The Tower of Light · Flecks of Light Episode Research: Fox 4 Now Crime Library Wikipedia Murderpedia My Suncoast KIRO 7 News WOKV News Video Research: The News Press NBC 2 News Court TV Sky 2 News Arrests.Org Herald Tribune This Podcast is brought to you by Advance Creative Solutions. You can check us out online at https://advancecreativesolutions.com/ We Would Like To Thank This Weeks Episode Sponsors: The Fireplace Doctor https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-new-orleans-louisiana/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-mobile-alabama/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-atlanta-georgia/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-charleston-south-carolina/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/fireplace-pensacola-florida/ Sootmaster Chimney Sweeps https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-mobile/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-new-orleans/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-gainesville-florida/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-tallahassee/ Chimney Sweep Pensacola https://chimneysweeppensacola.com/ The Chimney Company Pensacola: https://thechimneyco.com/chimney-sweep-pensacola/ Pensacola Chimney Sweep https://pensacola.panhandlechimneysweep.net/ AllStar Chimney Sweep https://www.allstarchimneysweeps.com/chimney-sweep-new-orleans/ 504 Chimney Sweep https://504chimney.com/ 251 Chimney Sweep https://251chimney.com/ Check out our official website: https://crimepodcast.net/

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Jeffrey Dahmer, born in 1960, was an American serial killer and sex offender who gained infamy for his heinous acts. Active between 1978 and 1991, Dahmer murdered and dismembered 17 young men and boys. His crimes were characterized by a combination of necrophilia, cannibalism, and sadism. Dahmer's dark impulses escalated over time, leading him to engage in horrifying acts of violence, including preserving body parts and indulging in acts of torture. Eventually apprehended in 1991, he was convicted and sentenced to multiple life terms in prison. Dahmer's case remains a chilling reminder of human depravity and the lasting impact of his gruesome actions. Please feel free to like and subscribe to us as we continue to grow. Episode Music: Yung Logos · Memory Rain The Tower of Light · Serious The Tower of Light · Flecks of Light Episode Research: Inside Edition Video Archives CBS Evening News Video Archives CBS News Archives American Journal Video Archives Youtube Archives Milwaukee Journal Wikipedia Archives Crime Museum USA Today Archives The History Channel This Podcast is brought to you by Advance Creative Solutions. You can check us out online at https://advancecreativesolutions.com/ We Would Like To Thank This Weeks Episode Sponsors: The Fireplace Doctor https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-new-orleans-louisiana/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-mobile-alabama/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-atlanta-georgia/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-charleston-south-carolina/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/fireplace-pensacola-florida/ Guardian Services https://guardianchimneysweeps.com/chimney-sweep-charleston-south-carolina/ https://guardianchimneysweeps.com/chimney-sweep-pensacola-florida/ Sootmaster Chimney Sweeps https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-mobile/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-new-orleans/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-gainesville-florida/ https://www.sootmaster.net/fireplace-pensacola/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-atlanta/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-tallahassee/ Pensacola Chimney Sweep https://pensacola.panhandlechimneysweep.net/ EZ Chimney https://ezchimneycleaning.com Check out our official website: https://crimepodcast.net/

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Welcome to Season 2 of the Into The Fire: A True Crime Podcast. On this episode, we talk about The Milwaukee Cannibal Jeffrey Dahmer. Jeffrey Dahmer, born in 1960, was an American serial killer and sex offender who gained infamy for his heinous acts. Active between 1978 and 1991, Dahmer murdered and dismembered 17 young men and boys. His crimes were characterized by a combination of necrophilia, cannibalism, and sadism. Dahmer's dark impulses escalated over time, leading him to engage in horrifying acts of violence, including preserving body parts and indulging in acts of torture. Eventually apprehended in 1991, he was convicted and sentenced to multiple life terms in prison. Dahmer's case remains a chilling reminder of human depravity and the lasting impact of his gruesome actions. Please feel free to like and subscribe to us as we continue to grow. Episode Music: Yung Logos · Memory Rain The Tower of Light · Serious The Tower of Light · Flecks of Light Episode Research: Inside Edition Video Archives CBS Evening News Video Archives CBS News Archives American Journal Video Archives Youtube Archives Milwaukee Journal Wikipedia Archives Crime Museum USA Today Archives The History Channel This Podcast is brought to you by Advance Creative Solutions. You can check us out online at https://advancecreativesolutions.com/ We Would Like To Thank This Weeks Episode Sponsors: The Fireplace Doctor https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-new-orleans-louisiana/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-mobile-alabama/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-atlanta-georgia/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-charleston-south-carolina/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/fireplace-pensacola-florida/ Guardian Services https://guardianchimneysweeps.com/chimney-sweep-charleston-south-carolina/ https://guardianchimneysweeps.com/chimney-sweep-pensacola-florida/ Sootmaster Chimney Sweeps https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-mobile/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-new-orleans/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-gainesville-florida/ https://www.sootmaster.net/fireplace-pensacola/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-atlanta/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-tallahassee/ Pensacola Chimney Sweep https://pensacola.panhandlechimneysweep.net/ EZ Chimney https://ezchimneycleaning.com Check out our official website: https://crimepodcast.net/

On this episode, we talk about The Scream Murder. On September 22, 2006 in Pocatello, Idaho, 16 year olds Brian Lee Draper and Torey Michael Adamcik stalked and murdered their high school friend, 16 year old Cassie Jo Stoddart. Draper and Adamcik were obsessed with serial killers, murder, and horror movies. The two wanted to mimic the killer Ghostface from the Scream movie franchise. Stalking and murdering unsuspected friends. Draper and Adamcik would video record their journey, keeping a video diary of the journey into murder. Please feel free to like and subscribe to us as we continue to grow. #Murder #TrueCrime #Scream #BrianDraper #On this episode, we talk about The Scream Murder. On September 22, 2006 in Pocatello, Idaho, 16 year olds Brian Lee Draper and Torey Michael Adamcik stalked and murdered their high school friend, 16 year old Cassie Jo Stoddart. Draper and Adamcik were obsessed with serial killers, murder, and horror movies. The two wanted to mimic the killer Ghostface from the Scream movie franchise. Stalking and murdering unsuspected friends. Draper and Adamcik would video record their journey, keeping a video diary of the journey into murder. Please feel free to like and subscribe to us as we continue to grow. #Murder #TrueCrime #Scream #BrianDraper #CassieJoStoddart #ToreyAdamcik Music: Yung Logos · Memory Rain The Tower of Light · Flecks of Light Research: Youtube Archives KPVI News 6 All Things Interesting The Lineup Oxygen Ranker Episode Sponsors: Advance Creative Solutions https://advancecreativesolutions.com/ Fireplace Doctor https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-new-orleans-louisiana/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-mobile-alabama/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/chimney-sweep-atlanta-georgia/ https://fireplacedoctor.net/fireplace-pensacola-florida/ AllStar New Orleans https://www.allstarchimneysweeps.com/chimney-sweep-new-orleans/ https://www.allstarchimneysweeps.com/chimney-sweep-pensacola/ Sootmaster https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-mobile/ https://www.sootmaster.net/chimney-sweep-new-orleans/ https://www.sootmaster.net/fireplace-pensacola/ Real Estate With Dean: https://realestatewdean.com/ Check out our official website: https://crimepodcast.net/