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"Beverly would man has been arrested by the fbi for allegedly running two hundred and fifty million dollar ponzi scheme. Investigators say zachary horwitz. Who uses the screen. Name of zach. Avery told investors he'd used their money to acquire licensing rights to films that. Hbo and netflix had agreed to distribute abroad instead. Investigators say horwitz use the money to pay other investors and by a six million dollar house. In beverly would. Horwitz has been charged with wire fraud. If convicted he could get up to twenty years in prison. This one is relatively current. Definitely showed up on many timelines on my internet because it involved an actor and a ponzi scheme. Oh and i've been watching a lot of generation hustle on hbo denver. Hasn't i haven't the con- on hulu. Okay of course listening to or favorite podcasts. Or one of my favorite. And i think we both like swindled. Sure your little white collar crime mo for for the most part and this is how an actor a relatively unknown actor which is makes a story exciting scammed a lot of people for a lot of money and the examples he used are baffling to me. That's what makes it so interesting. And i'm going to get to that part baby. So zach horowitz who you may or may not know as zach. Avery and you've seen a lot of. I'm be pages. You've met a lot of actors you've seen. He's a very typical of what you'd say. A early thirties actor with dark hair got looks like sometimes with the beard sometimes not
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"And then they were six. I'm rebecca leave. I'm jason horton and this is ghost town..
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"This is gina from mexico city. We take question from someone who was disqualified from an art competition because he programmed a computer to make his art for him. Art is not about just the crap. I wonder if human brains are capable of original thought roof. We can only think in terms of permutations of things. We've actually experienced all. I love this. It's getting real existential. In the case of machines and artificial intelligence would hardware count as a body. I think we need to sit down around a campfire with zevon and really have look at the things i learned today. My third grade teacher tricked me. I'm just kidding we love you like. You're a great creative hotline. Leave your question at a mental mission to mars. I'm rebecca leave. I'm jason horton and this is ghost town..
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"My name is katie belotti. I'm self employed graphic designer and digital storyteller with love for psychology and shaking the dust off of untold stories. Allow me to introduce you to a cocktail of past and present my podcast. They can thin as a spoken diary mixed with tales of people from years past who live their lives and full color. Because as many of us know life isn't a straight line no matter the decade. We're all writing own stories. Finding new ways to shop for ourselves through the thick and the thin so pause the show. You're listening to right. Now grab yourself a martini and go. Subscribe to thick and thin on apple podcasts. Spotify or wherever you get your podcast. Cheers love so deadly. I'm jason horton. I'm rebecca lieb and this is a ghost town Small group of plots in a cemetery in waterville maine. Six of them are children. Three children under the age of seven three died in nineteen fifty four and the other three in nineteen sixty six. This is the family pot of. Carl and constants fisher. A family tormented by mental illness so much so that constance drowned all of her children in two horrifying increments that took place twelve years apart. We're going to be talking about the constants fisher tragedy today and it is a tragedy that is so this is one of the hard ones. I'll say it's one of the. It's a hard episode. everybody it is. I think it's important to talk about. I think it's important to talk about the context the nature of mental illness especially in this situation. But i'm just putting it out. There is not going to be easy constants. i think saying her name right was a child of adoption. She never knew her biological parents. She was moody kid a handful to her adopted family. She was not really happy growing up. When carlin constance met constance was a seventeen year. Old high school student. And carl was a world war two vet seven years her senior. This kinda felt like maybe an answer to her unhappiness to feeling displaced feeling like she didn't belong after they married nine hundred forty six. Carl got a job working for the maine. Central railroad and constance was a housewife the to live peacefully at thirty one high street in waterville maine and had three kids. Richard daniel and deborah k on march eighth nineteen fifty four. Karl returned home from work and found things silent which was weird. Considering his oldest son almost seven his middle child was five and his small daughter was about a year old. Carl walked through the house. Daniel and deborah's were still laying in their beds swaddled in blankets then. He stepped into the bathroom and saw richard in the tub floating face down. Carl looked frantically for constance. who couldn't find. He called for help and eventually found her. She was their bed unconscious..
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"Slash store and also new youtube video out about me growing up in a haunted house and a little added information. I talked to my mother again. It's kind of freaky. So that's on. Youtube dot com slash. Jason horton or the link is in the show notes or description. If you wanna give it a lake or subscribe or a comment it helps the algorithm because basically a lot of these videos are our commercials for goes town. And if you're like how can i help out goes down. I don't want. I don't want to give any money but i want to help and listening. Trust me is plenty but if you want to help showing some love to these youtube videos is really just telling the algorithm more people should watch this more people find out about ghost town and it's a really great way to reach a new audience for us and that really really. Yeah and everyone's favorite part. You didn't get it last week. You're getting into sweet a little short version. I missed it a little tiny shorts version of this week and apple reviews if you wanna leave us an apple view a rate and review good or bad. Oh yes i mean. I've see we were the bad. I mean that policy regarding the bad. I guess i suppose depending on your point of view has improved a great deal. Five stars thank you. I'm aghast i have to admit i almost gave up on ghost town. So did we trust us after trying to listen to the early episodes of the janice joplin episodes especially painful. Lots of jason stammering no content. And really there's still a lot of jason stammering is. I've gotten better at editing. The stammering i haven't i haven't looked inward. I hope you don't think doing that now. No no no only outwards. Their sense of humor is so dry. It's easy to miss some of their jokes. The shows or ellie centric and they are some kind of touched on that we've hundreds of episodes but you'll find quite a few that are not laying plenty. That are la and East you want to revisit the city this time with rebecca as my guide me. Yeah jason stay home and stay home stammering stammer away. I used to be tour guide. So please hit me up. I used to be nothing. Nothing although my my landlord my landlord out because we of share like this courtyard and i was doing like seven thousand pushups as lifting up a car But she was like. Did you write a book. And i was like. Oh yes okay. So you on tv. She saw the ktla. Just kind of syndication just plays about the hotel and the The old zoo which both those videos are on youtube. You want to check out me on television. And she was like oh. I didn't know someone famous. Lift here still broke. You'll still get the very last minute. So don't get too excited. But i gave her a book. I mean even when we used to anyone who used to go out when you would get recognized from youtube from youtube delight ice bring themes which were introduced ron. I used to watch you. When i was a kid and i was like okay. It's like i know him old in touch and irrelevant. Relevant to the max thank you. You're you're you're force of nature you. These people grew up. You're a dad to these poor dad. Then no that's what. I don't understand a dad then. I must be closer to grandfather now. Less to show for it too by the way about my new podcast. Binge five stars love goes town..
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"Game that plays you. I'm jason horton. I'm rebecca leap. And this is ghost town You're usually the went cornered the market on a video game conspiracy retro technology. But i found this very interesting case. I guess about the police. I hope i'm saying that right. It's a video game that may or may not have been that killed people and it's very rare that we see urban legend proven true. But this has all of that too. So we're gonna be talking about the police conspiracy today. Pleaded starts as a kind of vintage video gamer urban legend in the two thousands. Actually the urban legend goes police was a mystery arcade game that apparently appeared in several portland. Suburbs around nineteen eighty-one the machines cabinet body. I guess was painted entirely black and it was rumored that the stern looking men would sometimes visited the arcade where police was placed to collect information from the machine possibly testing the players response to its psychoactive effect before disappearing with said information the game at a strange effect on its players also. It's described as being literally addictive with lines forming around the machines and fights erupting over. Who had played next. That doesn't seem that abnormal but players also supposedly suffered from horrible side effects including amnesia insomnia night terrors and hallucinations. The company that created the police game in most accounts of the story is called boy here. We go cynics lotion. Which means in german sense delete or sensory deprivation. The words meanings are derived from the german words. Ciga- senses and lotion to extinguish or to delete. Though the they're combined this is a bit of a stretch. Rumor has it so we're taking this one step further that it was the cia. Experiments spun off from m. k. Ultra the psychoactive drugs. Study conducted on unsuspecting subjects a giant conspiracy collecting data from unsuspecting preteens and teenagers while systemically destroying their minds approximately one month after its supposed released in nineteen eighty-one police said to have just disappeared without a trace and the legend but is the legend. Not quite let's take a little break support for this. Podcast comes from cdw hp cdw. We get new ways of working bring new threats. That's why we started an office. Commune in the wilderness. Not.
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"Be able to come to listen to this but having new youtube episode talking about haunted house. I lived in in new jersey. The full story are they're old photos of you from it. What's like footage. It's like the late nineteen just like old fun photos of you like doing a keg stand in an old house at six. Now i was doing shots. Okay well it was new jersey in the late nineteen seventies. maybe. I don't know how your parents parented you find out for us new video i guess. So that's an earnest video really kind of serious kind of video that say youtube. Dot com slash. Jason horton these links in the description if you aren't you up the store that the other thing and those are mysteries but the mystery of laurie erica. Rough has yet to be solved yet. We're gonna do it tonight. We actually are going to do tonight. Spoiler alert fast. Forward this podcast. There was it's interesting when you're you're interested in a story. There's a time when it was not solved a long period of time and then when it's very recently it was solved. There's an interesting place to be to see people's point of view. I'm gonna get into quickly later. A couple of read it conspiracy theories and just to remind because you don't really ever. You don't often get to see the mystery part and then the solve part and see people's very very bad takes. Yeah how. Laurie became a rough. I guess two thousand three. She met john. Blakely blake rough by john whose middle name blake lee. Is there a couple of good names to work with. I don't know it's like you had to pick of the litter. There who names sack does not look like a blake. Now no it's like it's kind of like a person who's like hey guys watched camille switchblade work gonna look like a switchblade cargo shore. Yeah is like all right. i'll just call me crocs. Guess very nice guy been through a lot but you know. I'm just saying like look at the pictures and you know you won't. We have limited information. Yeah get to make some assumptions. And he was he. Had money's family had money they you know prominent family and they met in a bible study class. Oh so i. I will pass judgment on that part a little bit deeper into their bibles and they both look for. That's why i as that's why. I thought maybe that blake might have been a little bit under the thumb of maybe not that everyone. Who's a bible class. Is that nothing anyone's into religion is that it takes all kinds. He's pushover lame dude. Because of bible class b. Before that i was proclaimed in the bible class like i don't know i don't know what would east texas is like. I don't know what the things that i want to pass judgment. Not that everyone who was. There's plenty of fine people pool that maybe nicknamed switchblade that go to bible class. I'm just trying you know me i. I do think that if i were to meet anyone a bible class it'd be like what is your past life before this. You know. i think she was there probably too. You know it's a i mean. Listen if you're like. I need to kind of sri assimilate into yeah is town. Or wherever i am. And it's a community of people that are open unassuming churchgoers are not gonna ask a lot of questions. I don't think that's my assumption being made. She described her secretive and he led with secretive especially when it came to her paso it let the buyer..
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"I'm rebecca lieb. I'm jason horton. And this is ghost town. On september seventeenth eighteen fifty nine several san francisco newspapers printed the following at the preemptory request and desire of a large majority of citizens i joshua norton declare and proclaim myself emperor of these united states. It was signed norton. I emperor of the united states. We're talking about the first emperor of the united states of america world today with the last emperor america so far so far so far. Okay okay. this episode was brought to us by a listener which is very excited about and when holly pitched it. It references california. I'm in me when i see eighteen fifties. That's more your world on the older the better for me in many respects. I'm like kind of like a twenty th century guy. Yeah that's true. That's true. But this i thought was really interesting and something i didn't know about and it kind of talked about california and the united states so it's kind of checked off a few boxes plus holly did all the work. Holly bless you so thankful to holly. She wanted us to. But i mean i wanted to. But she has a charity called rainbow railroad. Which is rainbow railroad dot org and her. Instagram is instagramcom h. o. l. l. y. b. e. r. I g. r. a. m..
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"The cia as outdoor secret. I'm rebecca leave. I'm jason horton and this is a ghost town. Cryptos sculpture located on the grounds of cia headquarters created by sculptor. Jim sanborn installed in nineteen ninety. This thousands of characters they contain encrypted messages in four sections three have been solved. The fourth section consists of ninety seven characters which remains on solved. This is cryptos. i love. I love this one. I find something to be so interesting. Can you imagine being the person hired to create the sculpture. And how much goes into it and how indicative it is of the mystery that surrounds the cia. Looked pretty much everything else. It's incredible especially because it's under lock and key very secretive. It's all hush hush but right in the front right there. It's there for really anyone to try to crack this code and they've been cracking the code since it's been installed only when you solve all four sections can you solve cristos. I again just the idea of having a coded sculpture outside. The cia is so fucking cool. I love it so much. I love the people probably work for such a long time to crack each quadrant. But of course want remains unsolved. That's for you listener. You're just solve a real quick when you have a minutes to let us know jim. Sanborn worked with the employees ed. She'd from pronouncing that right to come up with the cryptographic systems on the sculpture. It's twelve foot high. It's made of copper granite and wood and it kind of looks. I kind of almost a computer paper kind of woven. It looks really cool and it just has a bunch of rando letters. Sorry to get technical everybody. That's what's on there and each section is separate and how you decide how you're gonna crack this code is really up to the person trying to do it. And there's been different methods to crack different things. And according to sanborn the sculpture contains a riddle within a riddle which will be solvable. After only all four encrypted passages have been deciphered..
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"A killer romance. I'm jason horton. I'm rebecca leave and this is goes town. It was may nineteen fifty-eight at heathrow airport. Jerry lewis was arriving to london for a major tour. A british journalist asked the small girl next to lewis one question. Who are you. She answered simply. And honestly saying i'm myra jerry's wife he was not yet divorced and mayer brown. Was his thirteen year old cousin. Today we're gonna talk about these seven wives of jerry lewis and there are parts that are obviously really bad. There's bad parts but there's also a testament to this person who's still alive and the time and place of these marriages and these women's stories which i hope is not a ton out there for some of them but you really get a sense of of again like i said at the time and place of things what music was like the culture of of being married to someone like him this highly successful abusive erotic musician. So i just wanna say that before. We even get started. Jerry lewis was a pioneer of rock and roll and rockabilly music. He was known by his concerning nickname at the killer which he used weaponized after a while he was very radic and with threaten many people not just the woman who was married to born in nineteen thirty five and concordia parish louisiana. Lewis began playing piano with his two cousins. Mickey gilley went on to be a popular country music singer. And jimmy swaggart no us pretty economic televangelist of the seventies recognizing his talent lewis. Parents mortgage their farm to buy him his first piano. Lewis started recording in fifties and memphis with his nineteen fifty seven. Hit whole lot of shaking going on making him. Essentially a star breakout star. He followed that song. Great balls of fire also incredibly famous breathless in highschool confidential. I grew up listening to him on the oldies channel. In my town's radio you'd hear it all the time soundtracks to things he again as someone who grew up in essentially the ninety s it was still such a big part of my musical childhood after marrying his second wife his thirteen year old cousin which we will get to to a little bit more in debt after marrying his second wife like we talked about his thirteen year old cousin. He didn't do much. In the nineteen sixties his performances were getting more erratic wildly energetic insane. Dude lots of things that will also get into you. Went full country at the end of the nineteen sixties and was known for covering classics and kind of a country style by twenty ten. He had a dozen gold records in both rock and country. He had forgotten me awards including a grammy lifetime achievement award and two grammy hall of fame awards in nineteen eighty six. He was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame..
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"Us cut through that free fun not free though not free but freeing i guess and also not fun. Oh yeah you're right. I listened to them all. So it's just. I don't know if you've been swept up with the hotel. See soul on netflix. This is a hotel documentary. But we've talked about it many many times. Yes we are. Well we know the case. Yeah i i haven't seen a minute of it. Jason has watched it. He's done some commentary on it. I'm very excited to youtube. Youtube dot com slash chason horton. You can check out that. I did previous to that by also. Made shirts cease a hotel shirts. All the link in the show notes area and the proceeds will go to these ro housing. It's coalition yeah because when you watch the documentary. La mission and you know going into all but when you watch his documentary it's it's it's it focuses on skid row. Obviously and what you're looking at is not. It's not hyperbole. Let's not no. It's not an exaggeration of anything. And now and it probably has gotten worse problems since then a lot of cities have. It's not just los angeles. So i figured make some shirts to pretty cool. They're not expensive. But proceeds will go to the skid row housing coalition sounds great. That's great yeah it's a. It's a really tragic and very compelling story what happened there and we talk about it here but yeah to see it especially in at jason horton on youtube. You'll you get a lot more information seeing the hotel itself and don't get to see much aside from the facade. I can't wait to watch the documentary. I'm really excited. Thank you to the people who reviewed our apple podcasts. And if we missed it you want us to read it just message and yeah happy to do that. Just got a couple of right here great. Great podcast i love this podcast and really don't understand the negative reviews. People are way too critical. Keep up the great work. Rebecca and jason from our underscore wine. I like that from the united states of america. An appear american review. Excellent great podcasts. Really interesting and binge worthy keep up. The good work is from barbara suffolk.
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"Hi i'm carol. And i'm holly and we are the hosts of fires phantoms on our podcast. We will delight in telling you stories of the strange twisted dark and foreboding creepy crawly themes slinky not your leg. Ghostly hands reaching out from beyond the grave and we will ask hard hitting questions like can slender man fit into my skinny jeans. Who is wrinkles the clown. And how can you make your child's next birthday party special. Why shouldn't we invite the black-eyed kids in what really is going on at your creepy neighbor's house and is it okay to peek inside and many many more so join us in our forest friends as we gather around a warm crackling campfire. This is fireside phantoms. Fantastic mystery. i'm rebecca lieb. I'm jason horton and this is ghost town On april fifteenth. Two thousand nine a single youtube videos uploaded by the channel known only as creepy blog. The video entitled. I feel fantastic. Took the internet by storm. I feel fantastic was a simple stark and strange vision. A mannequin dresses. A woman known as terror the android with the droning background of a song called. I feel fantastic with only a few twists and turns. The monotone in terrifying. Video has led to speculation. That the video is an admission to murder a mannequin or android with a wig and women's clothes and stop motion seen song than a costume change with tara sitting all in black on the ground with one strange cut to the woods. You have the mystery of the video. I feel fantastic. I sought for the first time and it was true it fell it. Took him back to art school. Where you're making these kind of irreverent. Things like that's the first thing that hit me when you showed it to me second. I don't know as you were kid. You had those those fire simulation houses read go in and you'd figure out how to contend with a fire and what to do if a fire should rise in your home stop drop and roll again. I got you got. We have these things. Outside of the malls in wisconsin where you'd go into kind of sorts. It would be through school but other times they were like. Oh your kid like come in and do this kind of fire routine and the house in this video with the the tree. The wood trim and very like strangely scaled like a lot of like weird windows..
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"Nineteen fifty nine. The bodies of ten young students experienced hikers and skiers were found in bizarre and puzzling ways strewn over a forested mountain tap. Their deaths would remain a mystery until a week ago. I kid you not. This is the story of the die off pass so again starts in one thousand nine hundred fifty nine. There's a group of early twenty somethings. They're all in their early twenties from like twenty two twenty three to one thirty eight year old outlier to kind of lead them has a little bit more experience under his belt. And they all study at the euro polytechnical institute and it was an organized skiing expedition across the euro mountains in the soviet union. Eager deitz lov. Three year old radio engineer was kind of the leader who assembled everybody asking nine of his college friends. Eight men and two women to join up again. I'm sorry if i mispronounced names. I'm bound to do that. Even deitz love pass. Was his stretch for me so again. Apologies in any case. All of them were experienced great to hikers with lots of skiing experience. Also it was kind of going to be a high scoring hybrid trip. And when they returned all of them would be receiving their grade three hiking certification which is really impressive. It was the highest certification available in the soviet union and required candidates to climb over a hundred ninety miles. The route was designed by dight loves group to reach the far northern regions of spurred lofts oblast and approved by the sverdlovsk city. Route commission even though it was supposed to be the most difficult time to take that route. The goal of the expedition was to reach a tort in our which is a six point. Two mile high mountain semi-in terry of who is previously certified to go with another expedition of similar difficulty. Decided to go with the dice. Love group on twenty third of january nineteen fifty-nine semyon Law of yuri. D'oro anco ludmila duhniah yuri christmas chanko alexandra Love tov is a nedia. Colomer dorota rustam slobodan nikolai thebault bre goals alexander and your yudin all left on their expedition. The group arrive by train at dell small town in the middle of spare lofts ups done two days later then. They all took a truck to his high where they bought a bunch of bread and carb loaded for the next day's start when the actual hike would begin as they hiked one. Member your yudin. Who suffered from several health ailments. He had rheumatism. And a congenial heart defect decided to turn back his knees and joints for giving him a pretty hard time. It would be a decision that saved his life on january thirty first. The group arrive at the edge of a highland area and began to prepare for climbing. They secured food and equipment. There that would be used for when they would come back through the next day. The ten plan to get over the pass and make camp for the next night on the opposite side but bad conditions snowstorms and decreasing visibility. Made them lose their direction and push the group more west than they had planned when they realized that they were more west than they should be. Group decided to just set up camp right on the slope of the mountain rather than move a couple of miles downhill to a forested area. Which would have offered a little bit of shelter from the weather. Diaries and cameras founder on their last campsite possible to track the group's route up until this point which is really a really profound part of the story to see their writing and to see the pictures they had a camera. The film was developed after the fact so it feels very very spooky in that way and they're all so young and very positive and optimistic and really excited about each other. And the you know exploring the mountaintop the group had so much ahead of them and they talk about what they were studying and how that was significant to this expedition but unfortunately that night would be the last day that they would all be alive before leaving on the expedition. Dight love told the university sports club he would send telegram no later than february twelfth on the twelfth passed and no messages have been received there was no immediate reaction because it was pretty normal to encounter delays etc but on february twentieth. Travelers relatives demanded a rescue operation. And the head of the institute sent the first rescue groups consisting of volunteer students and teachers
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"Today. We're gonna be talking about another harder incredibly intriguing but again the details in this will be difficult. This is a famous austin case. A four teenage girls found dead in an incinerated yogurt shop. This is the yogurt shop. Murders and december sixth nineteen ninety-one. It was a chilly friday night. In austin texas fifteen year old. Sarah harbison and her thirteen year old friend. Amy eire's or airs again apologies. If i get names wrong. Were at north. Chris mall in downtown austin in nineteen ninety-one they were milling around shopping. Just kind of killing time until sarah's sister jennifer and her friend and coworker allies at thomas. Seventeen with their late shift which would end around eleven pm. jennifer analyzer worked at the. I can't believe it's not yogurt. Shop located in the hillside strip mall blocks away from north cross mall. I can't believe it's yogurt. Is something that i was familiar with but again it's a very it's kind of a heavier. Texas chain founded in nineteen seventy seven. It's a pretty cool job to have. I can imagine as a teenager. You know easy kind of fun. i would also imagine. Sarah was excited that iran ten pm when she went to help jennifer analiza close up that she was. You know getting ready for her weekend. It was friday night. They were all going to to a friend's for sleepover party afterwards. It's it feels like a very. And this i think is what gets me too. It feels like a very like typical nineties. That i would have absolutely been part of and i could see myself in this specific time and place just before midnight austin police department officer troy gay was patrolling the area. He noticed smoke rising up from the strip mall. Gear reported as a fire and firefighters soon arrived on the scene as they were extinguishing the blaze. They saw it wasn't just a fire. It was a murder scene jennifer. Sarah amy elisa were dead. All of the girls were naked bound gagged with their own clothing jennifer. Sarah eliza were found deep in the store and a kind of supply closet clustered into one corner allies. And sarah were stacked on top of each other while jennifer lay close by legs were spread wide open. One body had an ice cream scoop placed on it. They were all shot in the back of the head. Execution style with a twenty two lead bullet. Sarah's hands have been tied behind her with a pair of underwear that she had also been gagged with and she was raped. Jennifer was not bound but her hands behind her back. Elisa have been gagged in her hands were also tied behind her their bodies were burned almost beyond recognition with napkins and other flammable items from around the shop on top of them clearly used to help burn their bodies. They also doused and lighter fluid. The fire was so bad in the room. Austin reporter. Dick ellis recounts the melted. The top rungs of a heavy aluminum ladder in the back of the store. Amy's body was discovered alone in a room closer to the main dining area. She was not as hard as friends but she received second and third degree burns on twenty five to thirty percent of her body. She was found with a sock like cloth around her neck. She had been raped shot similarly to the others but the bullet had missed her brain. She had a second bullet which did go through her brain hitting her cheek and exiting through her jaw based on the patterns in the rooms. Killer may have stacked all four bodies on top of each other but amy had pulled herself off and managed to crawl out to a different part of the store. There was five hundred and forty dollars missing from the store itself. Police also deduced. The two guns had been used to commit the murder suggesting there were multiple killers in the days. After i mean everyone was obviously incredibly upset but of course a lot of cases that we talk about lots of mistakes were made and lots of people were suspects. The police department had over three hundred suspects initially and lots of false confessions right out the gate. The i suspect was a fifteen year old maurice pierce who was caught with a twenty two handgun in north crest mall the same night as the murderers. The same gun used to kill at least one of them. Eight days later he was brought in although he initially promising information after tough questioning detectives decided maurice was trying to get himself out of a gun charge and eliminated him and his three friends that he had implicated. Michael scott roberts springsteen forrest wellborn. All of them were under seventeen. When pierce's gun was tested. The ballistic showed it didn't match the murder weapon. Also fingerprints and hair collected from the crime. Seed didn't match any of the four teens. Eventually the investigators just moved on still austin looked feverishly around for the person or people who could have done such a terrible thing
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"jason horton" Discussed on Ghost Town
"On story where by christine blackburn. I had to check out ghost town. I liked it and i was pulled in. The format is a great way to learn more about stories unfamiliar with. I don't read rolling stone. Watch forty eight hours or have read it neither hundred and you didn't get ready to whenever you want to by the way it's not But i don't know. I guess read. It is a thing you really need to have access to it. It's its own thing. Yeah and also once you go down that path like there's no coming back day or you do not want you're better off. Yeah i'm so glad to learn these stories. That are intriguing and disturbing true both of those and that was from 'em temple next one. Great one of the best podcasts. I found every story is interesting. The amount of research they put in his unbelievable. They made a lifelong listener for sure. Oh that's my jesus. I thank you so monchy wants to stop chatting roof barely. I wish we had more chat. And i think we barely chat. Yeah to some people. It's too much but understandable. Some people don't like their customers in a podcast. They just go straight through. And i i enjoy those too. But there's a lot. I liked the chat. And i've gotten very invested in the people anything xactly. There's a little more investment in the us during the podcast and the people listening as compared to some of the other ones that are you know. Look just a little more informative little more like breaking down things news which i love and if i started chatting i'd be like wait. Wanna hear more button when you know what you're getting yourself into you kinda take it as it. Yeah i mean. My favorite murder does an hour chat upfront. We're not them no but points barely people. Yeah that's true was my favorite podcasts. Absolutely loves podcast and review before. But i had to stop and right one for this a lot of driving. This podcast has been a lifesaver. Jason rebecca keep me entertained and educated listening to so much fun and there's always a topic. I'm interested in definitely worth listening or better yet. Just subscribe that's from. Jason horton organza extravaganza. That's a beautiful name for a beautiful review as the one and only let's see. These are warming. My heart gets through the morning commute. This is my favorite podcast right now. Listen episode every single morning on my commute to work. And i was. There are many more true crime. Podcast can't get on board with this. One has become a bit of end. Addiction can hook on the stump melia. We'll keep supplying you keep keeping hooked. Yeah my new binge listening stumbled on your podcast and been hooked. since interesting. subjects loved the factual and not speculative or made up stories. That's from foreign girl in great britain. Oh rad and the next one is lovely great podcasts. For easy listening love the down to earth format less of a serious factual other podcast. This is something. I can lie down and relax which is great especially when the times was so stressful people ask for less ads and chatting the helped to make money as unless you're paying..
Ghost Town
"jason horton" Discussed on Ghost Town
"On the afternoon of december twelfth nineteen ten new york city was busy crowded alive a bustling usual except for one thing. A famous beautiful heiress had vanished in broad daylight. This is the story of the disappearance of dorthy arnold. Dorothy harriet camille. Arnold was born the second of four children of perfume. Importer francis rose arnold and his wife mary. The arnold side came from william brewster who came to america on the mayflower claim to fame. Dorothy was the second oldest. She had an older brother john and two younger siblings. Dan and margery. Arnold father was a harvard university graduate. He was the senior partner of f. R. arnold and co a company that imported quote fancy goods think perfumes luxury beauty items stuff that now a lot of people at the time could afford the were incredibly incredibly wealthy and very imbedded in. New york's elite society. They were listed in the new york city social register and enjoyed pretty much every privilege. One might have in new york at the time as a teenager. Dorothy went to velten school for girls which was a private school in the upper west side preparing rich new york. Young ladies for fancy women's colleges which is exactly what dorothy did. After velten she went. To bryn mawr college where she got a degree in literature and language. Dorothy is greatest. Passion or dream was really to become a writer so when she graduated in nineteen zero five. Dorothy move back into her parents home and got to it naturally. Her parents were more focused on her getting married and less thrilled that she wasn't doing that and wanted to write in the spring of nineteen ten. Dorothy submitted. a short story to mcclure's magazine. It was rejected and dorothy family. Pretty much like tore her a new one very very mean very maybe appropriate for the time but just like a lot of really bad ridicule for someone who again as a woman wouldn't of had an easy time in that career to begin with dorothy to her credit refocused and double down on her budding writing career of setting up a po box to secretly correspond with publishers and avoid her family's scrutiny around writing. Dorothy also asked her father if she can get an apartment in greenwich village so she could concentrate on improving her writing but he rejected that idea. Very quickly quote. A good writer can write anywhere. He said sure that fall. Dorothy submitted another story to mcclure's which also was rejected. She was pretty upset about the second failure. And when she disclosed the news to her friends and family again they were really really harsh and teased her and judged her for it. On december twelfth nineteen ten. Dorothy told her mother she was going out to buy. Address versus marjorie is coming out party. Debutante ball thing. According to the arnold family dorothy with had approximately twenty five to thirty dollars cash in her possession which is around seven hundred dollars today. Give or take. I'm not great with conversions. But it's a fair amount of money. She wore a tailor-made blue coat. A straight cut skirt and an ornate. Black velvet hat adorned with two white roses and a pale blue lining. She carried a large fox. Muffed warm her preparing her for the cold new york afternoon. So very get very upscale very fashionable very very moneyed daugherty's mother offered to go with but she declined her mother was ill. Dorothy was fine going alone. She said goodbye and walked out of her house. Dorothy i stopped at park until ford store on fifth avenue where she bought a box of chocolates. She then walked to burn tahoe's bookstore where she bought a book of humorous essays. Called engaged girl sketches by. Emily calvin blake. She left brittan oser on two pm. Ran into a friend. Gladys king gladys. Dorothy appeared. Happy that she seemed genuinely said from marjorie his debutante party gladys had to go meet her mom at the waldorf-astoria because of course she did and dorothy told gladys that she was going to take a walk through central park king last saw arnold twenty seven th street shortly before two pm where she turned to a goodbye for a second time again. She seemed really happy. Normal cordial social as one newspaper remarked. She disappeared from one of the busiest streets on earth at the sunniest our brilliant afternoon with thousands within sight and breach men and women who knew her on every side officers the law thickly strewn about her path.
Ghost Town
"jason horton" Discussed on Ghost Town
"Whichever bonus episode up by the time you hear this have that cooking today. Yeah wanna say hello to our government well brandon. Gatt is ashley. Matson ben foresight mayors and governor. Chris witt hello. Heidi have should have some. There should be some new videos at youtube. Dot com slash. Jason horton something from strange year. They're a little fun strange stuff. I- weird stuff. I know. I just listened to the disney club won videotape. You via topa very interesting. It's a snapshot into the weirdness. That the continuing weirdness of disney and what disney does to appeal to more people as if they need that it was great. I feel like. I made the comparison that disney trying to have every of entertainment in some way they can and disney pluses very successful. They done many many successful things. A lot of mrs. you know. Some things didn't work out. But like amazon does a similar thing where they try to find their version of that like whether it's manufacturing or whether it's food or whatever the case may be so i find some similarities in them but they're both to start up so who knows what i until they do. Let's you know. Continue to sport. Small businesses yeah exactly local. Small businesses like disney net flicks hulu amazon prime two different things and now at not not the huge corporate conglomerate. That goes down. No no no we are monsters. We are industry baby. We're just moving twenty four seven. You can't stop us you can't. It's pretty easy with the review. That'll that'll stops in her tracks. Yeah that's true that's true that'll put me into a tailspin for a week. We can half no problem. it's fine. i'm an entertainer her. Do you want to go back into i. Guess let's go back into a tailspin. Clearly this is difficult but again. I think retelling the story is worthwhile. But oh my goodness. We got more to get through on october twentieth around midnight. Seventeen days after the crash. An avalanche hits the plane who the survivors were sleeping inside of their fuselage a shelter..