Gimme Some Murder

Anne tells Ashling the bonkers story of twins June and Jennifer Gibbons.

On this episode of Gimme Some Murder, we're doing things a little differently. Ashling sits down with her wife Sarah and tells her about the murder of Chanelle Pickett and the unsatisfying trial of her murderer, William Palmer.

In this episode of Gimme Some Murder, Anne tells Ashling about the horrors of the Florida's Dozier School for Boys, open from 1900 to 2011.

Ashling tells Anne about the murder of Steen Fenrich, a 19-year-old African-American gay man who lived in Queens, New York. In March 2000 his dismembered remains were discovered. Police believe his stepfather killed him in a homophobic rage.

In this episode of Gimme Some Murder, Anne tells Ashling about the Coniston Massacre that occurred in Central Australia in 1928. The Coniston Massacre was the last known officially sanctioned massacre of Indigenous Australians and lasted for three months. Beginning as a response to the murder of a hunter named Frederick Brooks by an Aboriginal man, at least 31 people were killed as a result, although Aboriginal oral histories reveal the number of fatalities could be closer to 200.

On Gimme Some Murder's second mini-episode, Anne tells Ashling about the suspicious disappearance of 18 year old Virginia Sampare, who vanished one night from Gitsegukla Indian Band, and a little bit of the history of the Highway of Tears in British Columbia, Canada.

In their first mini-episode, Ashling tells Anne about the murder of trans-woman Selena Reyes-Hernandez. On May 31 2020 in Chicago, Illinois,, 37-year old Selena was shot and killed by 18 year old Orlando Perez.

In episode 19 of Gimme Some Murder Anne tells Ashling about the unsolved case of the Lake Bodom Murders. CW: This episode contains situations of violence not appropriate for all audiences. Please be advised.

In Episode 18, Ashling covers the attack and murder of Muhlaysia Booker, a 22 year old transgender woman who was killed in 2019. Anne and Ashling also discuss Title IX, what it means and who it protects, Liam Neeson and ice trucking, and how Patrick Wilson should really stick to one horror movie franchise (ahem, the Conjuring).

And we're back! On episode 17 of Gimme Some Murder, Anne tells Ashling about the murder of Lesley Moleseed and wrongful conviction of Stefan Kiszko. This episode contains situations of violence not appropriate for all audiences. Please be advised.

On December 4th, 1995, Roxanne Ellis and Michelle Abdill , a lesbian couple living in Medford OR, went missing from a property they owned after showing it to a potential renter. Three days later their bodies were found in the back of a truck in an abandoned parking lot. Anne and Ashling discuss their opinions on the case.This episode may contain situations of violence not appropriate for all audiences. Please be advised.

In Episode 15, Anne tells Ashling about the disappearance (and possible murder) of Wallace Guidroz. Reported missing on January 10th 1983 by his father, Wallace's disappeared from Point Defiance Park in Tacoma, Washington. His father later confessed to killing his young son, which he later recanted. Wallace's body has never been found. This episode may contain situations of violence not appropriate for all audiences. Please be advised.

On this week's episode of Gimme Some Murder, Ashling tells Anne about the American heiress Doris Duke, and how she covered up he murder of her best friend Eduardo Tirella. This episode may contain situations of violence not appropriate for all audiences. Please be advised.

In another bonus episode, Anne goes into the bonkers case of Cary and Steven Stayner, and Ashling once again dives into her love of ghost stories. This episode may contain situations of violence not appropriate for all audiences. Please advise.

During Episode 13 of Gimme Some Murder, Anne and Ashling discusses what makes a hate crime a "hate crime", and Anne gets her revenge on Ashling by discussing the Canadian serial killer Robert Pickton. Also! A surprise visit from Anne's son Kai! This episode may contain situations of violence not appropriate for all audiences. Please advise.

In need of a mental health break, Anne and Ashling decided to release a bonus episode! Anne discusses the missing Sodding Children and the conspiracies surrounding the case, while Ashling dives into her fascination with ghost stories, specifically haunted hotels.

In episode 12, Ashling regretfully covers the horrific murders of Robert Berdella, and Anne dabbles into the mysterious case of the Yuba County Five. This episode may contain situations of violence not appropriate for all audiences. Please advise.

In short and sweet Episode 11, Anne discusses Pedro Rodrigues Filho (aka the Real Dexter) and Ashling covers the unsolved murder of Rita Hester and the development of Transgender Day of Remembrance. Note: This episode contains situations of violence that may not be suitable for all listeners. Please be advised and take care.

In a tangent-filled episode 10 of Gimme Some Murder, Anne covers the murder of Yoshi Hattori and Ashling covers the murder of Charlie Howard and it's connection to Stephen King. This episode has situations of violence that may not be suitable for all audiences. Please advise and take care.

In episode 9 of Gimme Some Murder, Ashling covers the historic murder of Kitty Genovese and the "Bystander Effect", and Anne discusses the relevant 1982 murder of Vincent Chin.This episode mentions situations of violence that may not be suitable for all listeners. Please be advised.

In Episode 8 of Gimme Some Murder, Anne discusses the Massacre at Taliesin (otherwise known as Frank Lloyd Wright's Love Cottage) and Ashling covers the serial killer Colin Ireland. This episode contains situations of violence that may not be suitable for all listeners. Please be advised and take care of yourself!

In Episode 7 of Gimme Some Murder, Anne covers the bonkers case of Girly Chew and Ashling talks about the murder of January Lapuz. This episode mentions situations of violence that may not be suitable for all listeners. Please be advised and take care.

Anne talks about the disappearance of Anthonette Cayedito and Ashling covers the murder of Guin "Richie" Phillips. This episode mention situations of violence that may not be suitable for all listeners. Please be advised and take care.

In Episode 5 of Gimme Some Murder Anne covers the murder of Helen Betty Osborne and Ashling discusses the Upstairs Lounge Arson Attack. This episode may mention situations of violence that may not be suitable for all listeners. Please be advised and take care of yourself.

Anne's case this week is the Honor Roll Murder and Ashling covers murder of Rebecca Wright. This episode may mention situations of violence that may not be suitable for all listeners. Please be advised and take care of yourself.

Ashling covers the unsolved murder of Venus Xtravaganza, and Anne talks about the Chinese Massacre of 1871. This episode may mention situations of violence that may not be suitable for all listeners. Please be advised and take care.

Ashling covers the murder of Burt Harger, and Anne covers the bonkers case of Jennifer Pan. This episode may mention situations of violence that may not be suitable for all listeners. Please be advised and take care.