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South Carolina's Amazon Review Killer Todd Kohlhepp sucks.  But just how much does he suck?  And how did he get away with a mass shooting at a Superbike Motorsports in broad daylight?  And did he ever get to use that high quality knife he bought on Amazon, the one he left the glowing - and telling - review for?  And for f*&k's sake, who menaces a Waffle House!?  Tune in and find out! Support the show

This week on CrimeJuicy, the gang explores the question: just how far would you go for true, divine love?  Would you join an online cult(?) and fork over thousands of dollars to learn how to attune yourself to harmonious union with THE ONE?  Would you never give up your pursuit, even if it means getting arrested for stalking and harassment?  Would you take rejection after rejection, change your diet, and dive headlong into self-abuse disguised as self reflection?  We're talking the Twin Flames Universe and loneliness and vulnerability in the age of internet cults. Support the show

Sarah Winchester, tragic heiress to the Winchester fortune, lost everything.  Her child, her husband, and quite possibly her mind.  Entangled in the Spiritualism movement of the time, she followed the advice of a psychic and moved to California where she proceeded to build a bizarre mansion that even gave the skeptic Harry Houdini the creeps.  Join the CrimeJuicy gang as we ask, "...but why?" Support the show

Special guests author Dr. Mark Hewitt and Jeremy Mintz join the CrimeJuicy Gang to talk Charles Manson.  Dr. Hewitt coauthored the book, Charles Manson Behind Bars, the Crazy Antics and Amazing Revelations of America's Icon of Evil, with Guillermo E. Mendez.  Mendez lived in the cell next to Charles Manson, who spent hours upon hours ranting at him through the wall.  So buckle up, and get ready for a literally crazy ride. Charles Manson Behind Bars and other books authored by Dr. Mark Hewitt can be found at www.doctorhewitt.com. Support the show

Welcome to Season 3!  Grab your juice and cozy up with the CrimeJuicy girls as we pick apart the deeply taboo topic of necrophilia.  Turns out, it may be more prevalent than one would suspect. ** This episode was produced with support from our friends at Old Timey Crimey, a fine vintage of a true crime podcast focusing on crimes that occurred before the 1950s.  Check them out anywhere you get your podcasts! Support the show

When it comes to human trafficking, boys are often overlooked.  That's why the CrimeJuicy Gang is taking this s*&t apart in our two-part human trafficking season finale.  Welcome to Part 2, where we look at international child trafficking networks both on and off the dark web that impact young boys worldwide - including child soldiers, who often get overlooked as a part of human trafficking.  Again, we find the same dark threads that weave through all realms of human trafficking that force vulnerable people into the darkest of circumstances. This episode was produced with support from: John H. Mudgett's award-winning horror fiction masterpiece, Crazy is as Crazy Does: the Life of a Serial Killer. Want to support the podcast and it's three hard-working ladies, and get access to ad-free content, bonus episodes, exclusive expert interviews and more?  Join our Patreon community for as little as $2 a month at www.patreon.com/crimejuicygang/. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/crimejuicygang)

When it comes to human trafficking, boys are often overlooked.  That's why the CrimeJuicy Gang is taking this s*&t apart in our two-part human trafficking season finale.  In this episode, we delve into three notorious cases where deep human trafficking networks were unearthed in the United States for the sexual exploitation of underage boys and what taboos kept - and continue to keep - these secrets hidden.  From the Delta Project to the Franklin Coverup, we're doing our best to hold it together folks.  Join us for the bitter juice. Want to learn more and help the folks on the front lines fighting human trafficking by supporting safe sex work?  Check out our friends at SWOP Behind Bars and https://dec17philly.com/ This episode was produced with support from: John H. Mudgett's award-winning horror fiction masterpiece, Crazy is as Crazy Does: the Life of a Serial Killer. M. Dante and friends' erotic anthology Cin Sado Noir, a time capsule tribute to sadomasochistic, femme fatale, and neo noir romance. Critically acclaimed musical comedian and one-mom-band Jessica Delfino on Instagram and Twitter @JessicaDelfino and on TikTok @JustSomeMom. Want to support the podcast and it's three hard-working ladies, and get access to ad-free content, bonus episodes, exclusive expert interviews and more?  Join our Patreon community for as little as $2 a month at www.patreon.com/crimejuicygang/. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/crimejuicygang)

Our oracle Krista did it.  She connected with Megan Marty, daughter of the Bully killers Lisa Connelly and Marty Puccio on TikTok.  Megan agreed to talk to us and while she was on the line Marty called from prison to give us his very first voice interview.  Somehow, we weren't speechless. Marty Puccio had been savagely bullied by Bobby Kent for years including physical, psychological, and sexual abuse.  While the two appeared to be best friends, there was a deep dark side, one in which Marty was held hostage to this friendship that few saw...until Marty's girlfriend Lisa Connelly and her best friend Allie Willis learned the hard way.  After abuse, rape, death threats, and more from Bobby, the three and their accomplices decided he had to die, and he did.   The young and traumatized Marty Puccio was sentenced to death and spent two years on death row, before his sentence was commuted to life in prison with the opportunity for parole.  While he and Lisa were in prison, their daughter, Megan was born.  When she was five shortly before the film "Bully" came out, she learned the truth about her life and her parents. Join the CrimeJuicy Gang for our interview with the resilient, accomplished, and hilarious Megan Marty and her father, Marty Puccio, from prison. Join us on Patreon at www.patreon.com/crimejuicygang for ad-free episodes! This episode was produced with support from: M. Dante and friends' erotic anthology Cin Sado Noir, a time capsule tribute to sadomasochistic, femme fatale, and neo noir romance. Critically acclaimed musical comedian and one-mom-band Jessica Delfino on Instagram and Twitter @JessicaDelfino and on TikTok @JustSomeMom. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/crimejuicygang)

Hair - the great frienemy of everyone who has it.  Join the CrimeJuicy gang as we pick apart bad hair days to hair as an inescapable tool of social control, to hair as depicted on 27,000-year-old pictographs to the 13 pounds of weaves seized in New York sourced from internment camps.  Hair trafficking?  Beard tax?  Haircuts under penalty of death?  Come dive deep! This episode was produced with support from: The Military True Crime Addict Podcast!  Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeart Radio, or wherever you get your true crime fix. M. Dante and friends' erotic anthology Cin Sado Noir, a time capsule tribute to sadomasochistic, femme fatale, and neo noir romance. Critically acclaimed musical comedian and one-mom-band Jessica Delfino on Instagram and Twitter @JessicaDelfino and on TikTok @JustSomeMom. Want to support CrimeJuicy?  Join our Patreon community at www.Patreon.com/CrimeJuicyGang for access to ad-free episodes, unaired episodes, bonus content, exclusive expert interviews, and more! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/crimejuicygang)

Since the 1990s a rash of mostly white, college-going males who were in very specific majors and involved in athletics were last seen leaving bars and later found floating in nearby rivers.  Face up.  With signs of lividity and other telltale signs that drowning was not the cause of death, and their bodies had not been in the water for the days to months during which they were missing.  The causes of death were labeled accidental drownings...but that doesn't explain the ligature marks.  Three retired detectives and a criminology professor have taken notice, and they think there is organized crime afoot.  Are the Smiley Face Killers real?  And if not, just who is killing all these jocks? This episode was produced with support from: M. Dante and friends' erotic anthology Cin Sado Noir, a time capsule tribute to sadomasochistic, femme fatale, and neo noir romance. Genre-busting, multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter Neriah Stone Hart.  Check out his music on YouTube, Apple Music, and Pandora, and follow him on Facebook at Neriah Stone Hart to keep up with his new tracks, upcoming albums, and live performances. Critically acclaimed musical comedian and one-mom-band Jessica Delfino on Instagram and Twitter @JessicaDelfino and on TikTok @JustSomeMom. Want to support CrimeJuicy?  Join our Patreon community at www.Patreon.com/CrimeJuicyGang for access to ad-free episodes, unaired episodes, bonus content, exclusive expert interviews, and more! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/crimejuicygang)

The Kingston Group - also known as the Davis County Cooperative Society - has grown from its humble beginnings during the Great Depression into a massive polygamist affiliation with over 3500 (known) members and over $150 million in assets.  The group has also become notorious for abuse, money laundering, white collar crime, fraud, child marriage and incest.  In this episode, we take a deep dive into this mysterious and prolific group and find ourselves much closer to the story than we thought. This episode was produced with support from: M. Dante and friends' erotic anthology Cin Sado Noir, a time capsule tribute to sadomasochistic, femme fatale, and neo noir romance. Genre-busting, multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter Neriah Stone Hart.  Check out his music on YouTube, Apple Music, and Pandora, and follow him on Facebook at Neriah Stone Hart to keep up with his new tracks, upcoming albums, and live performances. Critically acclaimed musical comedian and one-mom-band Jessica Delfino on Instagram and Twitter @JessicaDelfino and on TikTok @JustSomeMom. Want to support CrimeJuicy?  Join our Patreon community at www.Patreon.com/CrimeJuicyGang for access to ad-free episodes, unaired episodes, bonus content, exclusive expert interviews, and more! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/crimejuicygang)

In 2011, the FBI classified Juggalos - dedicated fans of horror rap group Insane Clown Posse - as a gang.  This led to Juggalos being profiled, harassed, and charged by law enforcement, and shows being canceled.  The band and several Juggalos teamed up with the ACLU to sue the FBI and the justice department.  This week, the CrimeJuicy gang picks this all the way apart - from human rights, freedom of speech, and freedom of assembly, to our favorite ICP songs and Faygo flavors, to insight into the mysterious and widely misunderstood subculture of the Juggalos. BIG thank you to Psychopathic Records for your correspondence and encouragement.  We Jugga-Love You!  This episode was produced with support from: M. Dante and friends' erotic anthology Cin Sado Noir, a time capsule tribute to sadomasochistic, femme fatale, and neo noir romance. Genre-busting, multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter Neriah Stone Hart.  Check out his music on YouTube, Apple Music, and Pandora, and follow him on Facebook at Neriah Stone Hart to keep up with his new tracks, upcoming albums, and live performances. Critically acclaimed musical comedian and one-mom-band Jessica Delfino on Instagram and Twitter @JessicaDelfino and on TikTok @JustSomeMom. Want to support CrimeJuicy?  Join our Patreon community at www.Patreon.com/CrimeJuicyGang.   Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/crimejuicygang)