The Cereal Killer Gals

In this weeks episode we are starting a two part series where we discuss the disappearance and alleged murder of Alissa Turney as the police move forward with a trial for her murder. Alissa was a 17 year old girl who lived in Phoenix, Arizona and went officially missing on May 17, 2001. She was initially labeled as a runaway but due to her step father Mike Turney's suspicious behavior, and evidence that piled, they moved forward with a murder investigation. I highly suggest listening to Sarah Turney's podcast Voices for Justice, to get a more inside look on Alissa's life, hear from her friends and her family members about Alissa's relationship and life with her step father Mike Turney https://www.voicesforjusticepodcast.com/ Have something you'd like to hear from us? We take suggestions through email at thecerealkillergals@gmail.com To see any photos we might reference during the show follow us on Instagram @thecerealkillergals

This week we are going to discuss the horrific stabbing of Payton Leutner when she was only twelve years old done by her two "best friends" Anissa weier and Morgan Geyser. we talk in detail about their plan that day and about slenderman. We go into the details of their police interviews and the HBO documentary on this incident. We'd love to hear case suggestions from you Email thecerealkillergals@gmail.com To see any pictures we refernce in the show follow @thecerealkillergals on instagram

In this episode we talk about Brittany's relationship with her husband Simon, her image in the media, and the conspiracies surrounding her death. We listen to the 911 call audio, talk about the odd interviews with Simon and Sharon and go in depth about what happened to Brittany Murphy. Email us for your case suggestions @ thecerealkillergals@gmail.com Follow us on instagram for photos we reference and true crime news @thecerealkillergals

In our first episode of the cereal killer gals we detail the murder and torture of sixteen year old Sylvia Likens, witnessed by an entire neighborhood who did nothing to stop it. We started off with a case over fifty years old, the details so horrific. We want to help spread Sylvias story. Here is the website made in Sylvia's honor: https://sylviascac.org/sylvias-story/ our instagram is Cereal Killer Gals and email us your suggestions at cerealkillergals@gmail.com