That Murder & Mystery Show

That Murder & Mystery Show returns after a year hiatus with a new case from 1980s Florida. Life wasn't easy for Christine Falling growing up. After a tumultuous 1970s, she would start the 1980s with a string of murders that spanned two years and targeted those most vulnerable in society. Stay tuned after the show for a special message from the host.On Twitter: M. Swift or Danger Zone 92 On Twitch: M. SwiftTheme: Broken Elegance - Under Your Spell

Christmas 1929 in the small north Arkansas town of Germanton would be a great day for many. For six members of the Lawson family, it would end in a flurry gunfire and bloodshed at the hand of family patriarch Charlie Lawson before he took his own life. M. Swift goes into the murder and some of the theories bounced around in part one of a two-part winter holiday edition of That Murder & Mystery Show.On Twitter: M. Swift or Danger Zone 92 On Twitch: M. SwiftTheme: Broken Elegance - Under Your Spell

During the Holiday season of 1933 and into early 1934 a terror gripped the county of Botetourt in Virginia. While no one died, there would be numerous accounts of an individual creeping around locals' residences in the still night and spraying an unknown gas through an open or compromised window. Similar attacks would happen in an entirely different region during the summer of 1944 as the fiend made their presence known in Mattoon, Illinois. Could these two Anesthetic Prowlers--a decade apart--be the same person? M. Swift looks at a few theories and discusses it as he tells the tale of the Mad Gasser.References-Mysterious Universe-Wikipedia-Prarie Ghosts On Twitter: M. Swift or Danger Zone 92 On Twitch: M. SwiftTheme: Broken Elegance - Under Your Spell

In this episode of That Murder & Mystery Show, M. Swift goes into the April 11, 1986 firefight between ten FBI agents and two desperate Army veterans turned bank robbers! How did the FBI come face to face with these two and how well were their robberies planned out? It's an event that was dubbed "The Bloodiest Day in FBI History." Be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave comments. Also let M. Swift know what cases, locations, or time periods you'd like to hear an episode on! Show ReferencesWSVN Miami's Dark Day in Suniland (documentary)FBI Files Season 2, Episode 13 - FirefightFirefight and Personal Reflections On Twitter: M. Swift or Danger Zone 92 On Twitch: M. SwiftTheme: Broken Elegance - Under Your Spell

This episode goes into an unsolved case from Unsolved Mysteries, FBI Files, and Vanished. Travel with M.Swift to 1988 and disappearance of Annie Hearin, wife of Jackson, MS businessman Robert Hearin Sr. Be sure to share your own theories on the case as well.Show ReferencesPeople MagazineL.A. TimesMS News Now ReportOn Twitter: M. Swift or Danger Zone 92 On Twitch: M. SwiftTheme: Broken Elegance - Under Your Spell 

Formerly known as Southern Murder Sundays and Walking Nightmares, That Murder & Mystery Show brings true crime back to the DZ92 network after a year. In the same fashion that the show kicked off, it's a murder from the Magic City--Birmingham, AL--in 1888 as M. Swift tells the tale of Richard Hawes and his suspicious marriage in relation to his family being murdered within a week prior. In the TM2S feed you can also listen to the previous incarnations of the show.Follow M. Swift via @MetalSwift on Twitter and twitch.tv/metal_swift. You can follow the show via Twitter: @DangerZone92Pod.Theme: Broken Elegance - Under Your Spell 

It's almost Halloween so Swift goes into Ronald O'Bryan, one of two Texas murderers known as the Candyman and also "The Man Who Killed Halloween." This is the launch of true crime on Danger Zone '92 and the first official episode of Walking Nightmares!Follow Swift on Twitter @MetalSwift and Danger Zone '92 @DangerZone92Pod.

On this episode of the Southern Mystery Sunday, we look at the case of Thomas "Tommy" Burkett from December 1991 in Virginia. This case was covered in Unsolved Mysteries and remains a pretty talked about case because of the investigation--or lack of investigation--surrounding the young man's death which leaves more questions than answers.Follow Swift on Twitter @MetalSwift and Danger Zone '92 @DangerZone92Pod.http://unsolvedmysteries.wikia.com/wiki/Thomas_Burketthttp://www.beyondweird.com/conspiracy/cn08-12.html

In this episode we get into 1923 and 1924 of the case around Birmingham's axe syndicate a series of ax murders and attacks in the Magic City. Also we explore some theories I like.Follow Swift on Twitter @MetalSwift and Danger Zone '92 @DangerZone92Pod.Research source

The Axe Syndicate was said to be a group of axe robbers that sometimes spun out into murder in Birmingham, Alabama during the early part of the 20th century. However looking at cases it appears the Syndicate was more of the media of the time running with an idea than an actual organized group of axe wielding robbers...or was it? In the first episode of Southern Mystery Sundays, we get into the murders and attacks by the Axe Syndicate that occured in 1919 and 1921 and 1922. Tune in next week for part two.Follow Swift on Twitter @MetalSwift and Danger Zone '92 @DangerZone92Pod.Research source