Hungry for Crime

In this week's episode the girl's and their special guest discuss the murder of Brooke Preston in 2017 by her former roommate and childhood friend Randy Herman Jr., in their West Palm Beach, Florida home. The mystery starts when the case goes to trial and the defense claims that Herman Jr. was innocent by reason of sleepwalking. Let us know what you think on our IG @hungryforcrimepod Rate, review and subscribe!

In this week's episode, the girls discuss the Italian baroque painter, Caravaggio who was known to "injure people with his tongue and sword.” We will dive into his backstory, his character, and the sometimes murderous crimes he was accused of committing all the while being contracted by the Catholic Church to paint realistic, awe-inspiring and sometimes downright unsettling depictions of Christianity and the divine. Make sure to follow us on Instagram @hungryforcrimepod for behind the scenes content and access to the paintings discussed in this week's episode. Rate, review and subscribe!

In this week's episode the girls discuss accidental deaths (and some urban legends) at Disney World. Settle in, buckle up and keeps your arms and legs in the ride for this week's discussion. Make sure to follow us on Instagram @hungryforcrimepod and rate, review, and subscribe wherever you listen.

In this week's episode, the girls discuss the mysterious disappearance of Granger Taylor. In 1980, Granger allegedly launched himself into space and was never seen or heard from again. Buckle up for this one because this week we're heading to the stars! Don't forget to follow us on Instagram @hungryforcrimepod and to rate, review and subscribe on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

In this week's episode, Jeannie tells us the true story behind the 2016 Christmas movie, The Conjuring 2. In the late 70's in London, a family claimed that their house was haunted and that a poltergeist was speaking through 11-year-old Janet Hodgson. While there were believers such as the famed paranormal investigators, Ed and Lorraine Warren, many nay-sayers claim that the entire story was a hoax. Tune in to this week's very special Christmas episode. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from the HFC Fam! 

In this week's episode, Julie covers serial killer and registered clown, John Wayne Gacy. Providing a timeline of his life before becoming one of America's most infamous and evil serial killers, the girls unpack the red flags along the way. Join us as we break down Gacy's life from birth to death by lethal injection on this week's episode of Hungry for Crime. Follow us on Instagram for even more behind the scenes content. Rate, review, subscribe!

In this weeks episode, Jeannie talks about the mysterious death of Tamla Horsford. Jeannie unravels the case by detailing the racist history surrounding Forsyth County, Georgia and questioning whether or not Tamla's case was looked into as thoroughly as it should have been. This case is officially closed in the eyes of law enforcement, but very much alive in the eyes of armchair detectives and online sleuths. Grab a bite to eat and join us as we break down this case and the mistakes that plagued this investigation from the start. Don't forget to follow us on Instagram @hungryforcrimepod. You won't want to miss this one! 

In this week's episode Julie tells the story of the infamous Liebeck vs. McDonald's hot coffee case. Many facts were lost in translation as the story made headlines worldwide. As Stella suffered horrendous and debilitating injuries from McDonald's unreasonably hot coffee, the news media and late night talk shows made a mockery of her story. The case quickly went from the simple fact that an elderly woman was permanently disabled by coffee to a symbol of tort reform and a 'frivolous lawsuit'. Find out the truth and let us know what you think on Instagram @hungryforcrimepod. Rate, review, and subscribe!

In this week's episode, Jeannie tells us about the murder of Dan Brophy and the unexpected twists and turns of the investigation. This story is right out of a bad romance novel so join the girls as they discuss this chilling case! Remember to follow us on IG @hungryforcrimepod for more behind the scenes content! Rate review and subscribe babyyyyy!

In this week's episode, Julie tells all about the unsolved, never caught serial killer nicknamed, "the Doodler". The Doodler has been linked to over 16 murders and 3 assaults within the gay community of 1970's San Francisco. Due to blatant discrimination and homophobia within the police department, this case went cold in late 1977 with no almost no leads. Have you seen the Doodler? Buckle in for this frustrating case! Don't forget to follow us on Instagram @hungryforcrimepod and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts.

In this week's episode, Jeannie tells us the story of Tania Head, otherwise known as "the woman who wasn't there". Tania Head claimed to have escaped the North Tower of the World Trade Center on September 11th, 2001. Tania went on share her story and even become the president of the World Trade Center Survivors Network soon after. But not everything as it seems, and soon the story turns sour when Tania is exposed by reporters from the New York Times. Don't forget to follow us on IG @hungryforcrimepod for more behind the scenes content from today's episode! Rate, review, and subscribe!!

In the inaugural Hungry for Crime Halloween special, Julie tells the story of the DeFeo family murders along with the subsequent claims of paranormal happenings by the Lutz family in 1975. From the breakdown of the original crime to dissecting The Amityville Horror story, you don't want to miss this spooky and spectacular episode. Make sure to check out @hungryforcrimepod on Instagram for behind the scenes Halloween happenings. Rate, review, and subscribe!

In this week's episode, Jeannie leads in telling us the story of the disappearance of Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 in 2014. The girls discuss how the actions, or rather in-actions of several different agencies stalled recovery and rescue efforts, letting down horrified family members. The disappearance remains unsolved but the girls go over the leading theories as to why and how Flight MH370 went missing. Grab an iced coffee, sit back and let us know your thoughts on Instagram @hungryforcrimepod. Don't forget to use #hfchaunting with spooky content until the end of October.

In this week's episode, Julie leads in telling the story of the disappearance of Elisa Lam from the Cecil Hotel. The girls break down the FACTS of the case and detail Elisa's timeline up until the discovery of her body in the hotel water tank. Julie highlights the harm that conspiracy theories and baseless claims from online sleuths have disrupted this investigation and story of what really happened. Get ready because this one gets real. Follow us on IG @hungryforcrimepod for behind the scenes of today's episode!

In this week's episode, Jeannie tells all regarding the trials of both John and Lorena Bobbitt and the media circus surrounding this case. Jeannie breaks down how the media and society in general sensationalized this case and ignored the much larger issue at hand, which is the domestic violence Lorena Bobbitt was subjected to at the hands of her husband John. Don't cut this episode short and join us for a rollercoaster of a ride this week as the girls discuss this insane story. If you or someone you know is being affected by domestic violence, you can contact the Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 and you can also text START to 88788. Follow us on IG @hungryforcrimepod for more resources and behind the scenes of today's episode!

In this week's very special episode, the girls discuss the unsolved murder of Elizabeth Short, otherwise know as 'The Black Dahlia'. They break down the misconceptions surrounding Beth Short's life and the circumstances of her tragic death while browsing the over 60 suspects associated in the case. Make sure to follow us on instagram @hungryforcrimepod for more behind the scenes content and context for each episode. Rate, review, subscribe baby! 

In this week's episode, Jeannie and Julie sit down to discuss infamous serial killer, Dennis Rader, otherwise known as B.T.K. The girls break down the beginnings of Rader's life and his decades long killing spree that ended with the help of a floppy disk. Grab a bite to eat (or don't) for this weeks case! Follow us on Instagram @hungryforcrimepod for more behind the scenes content.

In this week's episode Jeannie and Julie discuss the fraudulent and fantastical memoir written by Misha Defonseca detailing her memories of surviving the Holocaust. Defonseca writes that after becoming a hidden Jewish child of the Holocaust and adopted by a Catholic family, she ran away to find her parents and survived in the woods under the care of a wild pack of wolves. The girls frame their conversation around the new documentary on Netflix, Misha and The Wolves which details the entire timeline. Grab a snack and tune in for another wild ride! 

In this week's episode, the girls sit down to talk the Chicago Tylenol poisonings during the fall of 1982. They discuss the impact this case had on the pharmaceutical industry's safety standards and the public's trust in corporations. The Tylenol poisoning case is still unsolved but the girls feel like they've found a suspect and a motive to personally consider this case solved. Grab an afternoon snack and let's get in to the case!

In this week's episode, the gals discuss the disturbing case surrounding the murder of Laci Peterson and her unborn son, Connor. Jeannie and Julie discuss their distain for the man convicted of the crime, Laci's husband, Scott Peterson. The two go over Scott's confusing and inconsistent timeline the day Laci went missing and voice their support for his eventual conviction. Check us out on Instagram @hungryforcrimepod for more true crime content!

In this week's episode, the girls discuss the infamous family annihilator, John Emil (Evil) List. In a 1971 confession letter, List admitted to killing his family in order to "save their souls and send them directly to heaven", only sparing himself as he believed that suicide was the ultimate sin. Living as a fugitive under a new name, List evaded the authorities for over 18 years until he was captured after the airing of an episode of America's Most Wanted. Jeannie and Julie unravel his motive and discuss how all of his financial problems could've been solved if only he looked up!

In this week's very special episode, Jeannie and Julie sit down to talk about the very much unsolved case of the Zodiac killer. They take turns discussing their theories pertaining to the case, their favorite suspects, and the many blunders of law enforcement. The squirrel-y bunch can't decide what to have for dinner but they have decided on their prime suspect and identity of the Zodiac! Sit down and help us decode this cipher! Don't forget to follow us on IG @hungryforcrimepod

In this week's episode, Jeannie and Julie sit down on the couch to discuss the infamous Son of Sam serial killer and chubby little brat, David Bezerkowitz! They talk Maury Terry, Cults, and Det. Joe Coffey while challenging each other as to how many SONS were truly involved in the case. These two chubby behemoths also chat about dinner and dessert plans while trying to understand the socio-cultural significance of wheat. Grab a plate and get cozy because this one goes straight to the sewer.

Welcome to Hungry for Crime! In the inaugural episode, Jeannie and Julie discuss The Staircase and the twist and turns surrounding the homicide of Kathleen Peterson by her husband Michael Peterson. The duo also touch on their love of pizza, mental health, and Colin Firth. Buckle up because this one gets spicy!