Would you be able to spot a killer? 

Is there one among us now?

Emma and Juliane discuss two men who flew below the radar for years without any suspicion. No one had any idea, not even the wives! Is it possible? 

What do you think?

If there’s no body, has a murder occurred? 

If your child vanished, did he run away or was he taken?

This week, Emma and Juliane look into these questions as they dive into Pennslyvanian murder mysteries, as well, as the strange disappearance of Nicholas Barclay - the day before his juvenile sentencing hearing.

Is it worse to know what happened and have closure, or be able to live on with continued hope? 

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Juliane gets a little serious with some killer kids and where it all went wrong discussion. When the mimosas are flowing, she gets going! Get ready for some throwback killer kids and some of Juliane’s personal thoughts on our current criminal system. You’re in for a treat! 

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In this jam-packed episode we explore the history and perversions surrounding #necrophilia, current prices of black market organ sales, the disappearance and murder of Ryan Singleton, and Edmund Kemper (aka #theCoedKiller).  

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We scour the web for some murderously hysterical headlines because, well, we were both three mimosas deep and thought it was the greatest idea in the WORLD. We discuss topics such as Nudists, Bieber’s balls, and advice on the dangers of ticking off your ex (hint: he will try to murder you in gutted bear suit).

Grab your drink, sit back, relax, and prepare to be amazed at our society’s ingenuity. 

Grab your favorite cocktail and join Emma and Juliane as they dive into two great cases this week!. The Trump Taj Mahal Murder and the Merill Innocence Project #Fail in the Anthony Porter case. 

On this episode, Emma and Juliane pop open champagne, add some their favorite juice and sit down to chat about the Eastbound Strangler. On November 20, 2006, the bodies of four women were discovered in a ditch near the Golden Key Motel in Atlantic City. Law enforcement was hesitant to ID this as a serial killer, but eventually the women’s killer became to be dubber “The Eastbound Strangler” due to the manner of death. Sit back, relax, and enjoy a mimosa while we talk about murder. 

Grab your mimosa and join Emma and Juliane for this week’s episode! We are talking about the man who may be Russia’s deadliest killer with over 82 confessed killings, although not all are confirmed yet. Join us on a journey through the life of Mikhail Popkov, as we explore what turned this police officer into a serial killer. Don’t forget to Rate, Review and subscribe. 

In this episode, Emma and Juliane finish up the saga of Faryion Wardrip, the American serial killer. The DNA evidence is discussed that leads to Wardrip’s explosive confession and re-opening of multiple cold cases. 

Additionally, the Vampire of Sacramento (aka Richard Trenton Chase) is dissected about as well as he dissected his victims. Why was he allowed to run lose in Sacramento? What was his fascination with cats? Is the Santa Clarita diet based on his life? Tune in to find out!

An American serial killer, Faryion Wardrip, is discussed in the premiere episode. Wardrip confessed to killing Tina Kimbrew in 1986 and was sentenced to 35 years in a Texas prison. However, he only served 11 years before he was paroled and went on to join a church in Olney. *There are technical issues in this episode that will be resolved as we move forward, we apologize and just encourage you to go to our Patreon (www.patreon.com/murderandmimosas) so we can purchase better equipment.