Podcast appearances and mentions of angel resendiz

Angel Resendiz had a particular method to his madness. This is one of the freakiest guys we have studied. Matt and Bill discuss. Matt Ralston and William Noguera | creating Death Row Diaries | Patreon

On this week's episode Cheryl will tell you about how Holly K. Dunn was the sole survivor of an attack by the railroad killer. Angel Resendiz attacked and killed at least 15 people while travelling illegally on trains between Mexico and the U.S.A. Holly survived after watching her boyfriend murdered in front of her. Hear how she did it and all of the good she did with her life afterwards. Rob follows with Darwin award stories involving walls. From being slammed into them or climbing the wrong ones, hear what can happen. We hope you enjoy this week's episode!

On December 17, 1998, a 39 year old prominent clinical geneticist at the Baylor College of Medicine in West University Place, Texas, is raped, stabbed, and bludgeoned to death at her home by an intruder. When investigators find the victim's Jeep Cherokee in San Antonio, a stranger's fingerprints are on the steering column. It wouldn't be until at least six month later, in June 1999, that law enforcement would apprehend the killer. Tragically, by this stage he'd killed another six people across two states. But the body count was far greater than anyone initially realised. In episode 212, Jac and Alexis detail the disturbing case of Angel Resendiz, a violent offender who became known as the Railroad Killer, and struck terror into the hearts of railroad communities across Florida, Kentucky, Texas, Georgia, IIlinois, and as far west as California.

Remember the shithead that tortured Holly Dunn and killed her boyfriend at the time, Chris Maier in episode 3? YUP! This is the story about the other murders that he went on do. You will be shocked!!!  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Page 3 Killers: Murders that went unnoticedEpisode 50Case: The Train Tracks Killer- Angel ResendizDescription: This week we will be talking about serial killer Angel Reséndiz known as The Railroad Killer.  He is suspected in as many as 23 murders across the United States and Mexico during the 1990's, before surrendering to the Texas authorities on July 13, 1999. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/page.3.killers.media Email: page3killerspodcast@gmail.com Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Page3KillersPodcast *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~Thank you for Watching!We hope you enjoy this week Episode!Special Thanks to our Patrons!Ralulk& Chelsea HargrettThank you for your donations! Remember you too can Join our list of Prime Suspects!By Joining us on Patreon!Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Page3KillersPodcast Remember to Like, Shareand subscribe!Until next time...Stay Safe!

Por quase dois anos, um assassino literalmente seguiu os trilhos da ferrovia Wheatfield para fazer vítimas antes de desaparecer na madrugada. Seu modus operandi era sempre o mesmo - ele atacava perto das linhas ferroviárias em que andava ilegalmente, e depois embarcava no próximo trem de carga. Conhecido, por razões aparentes, como "The Railroad Killer", ou “ O assasino da ferrovia” Angel Resendiz era um imigrante ilegal do México. A maior parte de seus crimes ocorreram no centro do Texas, mas ele é suspeito de ter matado no extremo norte de Kentucky e Illinois.O primeiro assassinato conhecido de Reséndiz ocorreu em 1986, quando ele matou uma moradora de rua e seu namorado. Em 1991, ele cometeu seu primeiro assassinato conhecido em solo dos EUA, matando Michael White de 33 anos em Kentucky, espancando-o até a morte com um tijolo. Ao longo dos oito anos seguintes, ele continuou viajando de trem nos EUA e foi então que ele se tornou o assassino da ferrovia, e no episódio de hoje, eu conto mais detalhes sobre estes assassinatos que deixou a todos em desespero no final da década de 1990. https://linktr.ee/podcrimenolic --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/crimenolic/message

Angel Resendiz took fifteen lives across the US and Mexico during the 1990s. His nomadic lifestyle made it easy for him to get away with murder for over a decade, leaving even his wife in the dark. Angel was convinced he was an angel sent by God to rid our world of sinners... (mmmkay...?) Tune in to hear about how Resendiz managed to go unnoticed for so long, an amazing survival story, and the downfall of an "angel." Grab a beer and have a drink with us! Cheers!Here's what we're drinking:https://untappd.com/b/mother-earth-brewing-company-project-x-rail-jam/4275582https://www.7seasbrewing.com/beers/https://www.macandjacks.com/brite-rail

Resendiz is known as “The Railroad Killer” --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/truecrimewithnancy/support

In the 1980s and early 90s The FBI and other agencies were searching for a serial killer who didnt follow a pattern much and road the rails wherever he felt and wherever he stopped along the way he left a trail of blood and carnage. Join us as we follow the story of Angel Resendiz. https://www.facebook.com/grindingtruecrimes/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/matty-matt/support

This episodes focuses on the crimes, capture and prosecution of Angel Resendiz, the Railway Killer. It also discusses the lives of some of his victims including Houston area physician and researcher Dr. Claudia Benton, Houston school teacher Noemi Dominguez, Survivor Holly Dunn, Christopher Maier, Leafie Mason, Karen and Norman "Skip" Sirnic, Josephine Konvicka, George Morber and Carolyn Frederick.

In this special interview, Alex speaks to Dead Man Talking listener and former Corrections Officer, Bobby Blanton. Bobby worked as a guard at the Polunsky Unit, which houses Texas’s death row, and got to know Angel Resendiz well while the serial killer was an inmate there. Bobby explains why he believes the confessions on the tape are true.  Presented by [Alex Hannaford](http://alexhannaford.com/) and produced by [Peter Sale](https://www.petersale.co.uk/)

In the final episode of Alex's investigation into the confessions of Angel Resendiz, we look at all the evidence gathered so far. Was his hunch that Resendiz was telling him the truth correct? Or has he been led down the garden path? Plus, find out whether he's found a lawyer to help with Andres Mascorro's appeal. Presented by [Alex Hannaford](http://alexhannaford.com/) and produced by [Peter Sale](https://www.petersale.co.uk/)

In this episode Alex speaks to someone who not only spent lots of time with Angel Resendiz on Death Row, she also watched him die. Michelle Lyons was spokeswoman for the Texas department of Criminal Justice and she’s got some pretty unnerving things to say about Resendiz as she got to know him pretty well on his time on Death Row. Presented by [Alex Hannaford](http://alexhannaford.com/) and produced by [Peter Sale](https://www.petersale.co.uk/)

Alex travels back to Houston to meet Les Ribnik, one of Angel Resendiz's appellate attorneys. Before the Railroad Killer's execution, Ribnik, believing his client may have information about other murders, was quoted as saying: "The state should be patient and wait for my guy to die another day so these other cases can possibly be cleared." So what did Resendiz tell Ribnik about the murder of Daryl Kolojaco? Presented by [Alex Hannaford](http://alexhannaford.com/) and produced by [Peter Sale](https://www.petersale.co.uk/)

A special in-depth interview with sole survivor of the Railroad Killer, Holly Dunn.   Holly tells Alex about surviving the attack and trying to rebuild her life while knowing Angel Resendiz was still at large. Presented by [Alex Hannaford](http://alexhannaford.com/) and produced by [Peter Sale](https://www.petersale.co.uk/)

Alex is still in Blythe and still has lots of work to do to follow up on the claims of Angel Resendiz. He visits the two sheriffs' offices that straddle the Arizona / California state line to find out if any of the unidentified remains listed in the database could have been victims of the Railroad Killer. Things here are less straightforward, and could other serial killers have been operating in the area? Presented by [Alex Hannaford](http://alexhannaford.com/) and produced by [Peter Sale](https://www.petersale.co.uk/)

Angel Resendiz used box cars on the railroad to travel all across the US. His only motive while traveling was to survive. However, Angel had more vicious intentions for the individuals he would cross paths with as time would go on. ------------- witter: @apexandabyss instagram: @apexandabyss email: apexandabyss@gmail.com Website: apexandabyss.com ---- Links: patreon.com/apexandabyss https://www.zazzle.com/apexandabyss https://apexandabyss.threadless.com/ ---- Music: Kai Engel - Cendres Ars Sonor - Efterdyningen Lee Rosevere - This Is Difficult For Me

In 1998, two people were sentenced to life in prison for murder. Diamantina Kolojaco was found guilty of persuading her young lover to kill her husband for the insurance money. But a year after she went to prison, serial killer Angel Resendiz wrote to her from death row with a message: that he had committed the murder. In this episode Alex interviews Diamantina in prison — her first ever media interview. Could an innocent couple die in prison for a murder Resendiz committed? Presented by [Alex Hannaford](http://alexhannaford.com/) and produced by [Peter Sale](https://www.petersale.co.uk/)

In the first episode of Dead Man Talking we meet journalist Alex Hannaford, find out about his interview with serial killer Angel Resendiz fifteen years ago, and listen to his interview tape. We find out the back story to Resendiz and his crimes, and about the trial which ultimately saw him facing execution. We hear Alex's memories of meeting Resendiz and how he’s still haunted by the confessions to further crimes that he made during that meeting. Presented by [Alex Hannaford](http://alexhannaford.com/) and produced by [Peter Sale](https://www.petersale.co.uk/)

DEAD MAN TALKING PODCAST - Hosted by Alex Hannaford Angel Resendiz aka The Railroad Killer criss-crossed the US by freight train in the 80s and 90s, choosing his victims at random, before he was executed by the State of Texas in 2006. Before his death, Rezendiz spoke to journalist Alex Hannaford and claimed, on tape, to have killed more than he had taken the blame for. The authorities said Angel Resendiz was lying in an attempt to delay his own death. But, haunted by the crackly interview tape, Alex is determined to investigate. Then a letter arrives from a woman serving life in prison for her husband’s murder — telling him that Resendiz once confessed to that killing too.

We’ve got something very special to share with you. Thanks to Audioboom, we are giving you an early sneak preview of one of their newest shows, it’s called “Dead Man Talking”. “Dead Man Talking” is an amazing podcast that  investigates the death row confessions of the famous Railroad Killer to see if he was lying in order to slow down his journey to the execution chamber or if was he even more sinister than anyone could have imagined. Angel Resendiz aka The Railroad Killer criss-crossed the US by freight train in the 80s and 90s, choosing his victims at random, before he was executed by the State of Texas in 2006. Before his death, Rezendiz spoke to journalist Alex Hannaford and claimed, on tape, to have killed more than he had taken the blame for. The authorities said Angel Resendiz was lying in an attempt to delay his own death. But, haunted by the crackly interview tape, Alex is determined to investigate. Then a letter arrives from a woman serving life in prison for her husband’s murder — telling him that Resendiz once confessed to that killing too. If you like true crime podcasts or just enjoy a good thriller then your going to like “Dead Man Talking” Enjoy the sneak preview and subscribe now wherever you find your favorite podcasts." Links: Dead Man Talking

We’ve got something very special to share with you. Thanks to Audioboom, we are giving you an early sneak preview of one of their newest shows, it’s called “Dead Man Talking”. “Dead Man Talking” is an amazing podcast that  investigates the death row confessions of the famous Railroad Killer to see if he was lying in order to slow down his journey to the execution chamber or if was he even more sinister than anyone could have imagined. Angel Resendiz aka The Railroad Killer criss-crossed the US by freight train in the 80s and 90s, choosing his victims at random, before he was executed by the State of Texas in 2006. Before his death, Rezendiz spoke to journalist Alex Hannaford and claimed, on tape, to have killed more than he had taken the blame for. The authorities said Angel Resendiz was lying in an attempt to delay his own death. But, haunted by the crackly interview tape, Alex is determined to investigate. Then a letter arrives from a woman serving life in prison for her husband’s murder — telling him that Resendiz once confessed to that killing too. If you like true crime podcasts or just enjoy a good thriller then your going to like “Dead Man Talking” Enjoy the sneak preview and subscribe now wherever you find your favorite podcasts." Links: Dead Man Talking

Haunted by an old cassette tape of an un-investigated confession by a convicted murderer, journalist Alex Hannaford begins his investigation into the crimes and confession of Angel Resendiz aka The Railroad Killer, who criss-crossed the US by freight train in the 80s and 90s, choosing his victims at random.

On a morally conscious episode of After Hours AM/The Criminal Code — with hosts Joel Sturgis, Eric Olsen and our secret weapon, forensic psychologist Dr. Clarissa Cole — we talk murderabilia and victim’s right’s with Houston victim’s advocate Andy Kahan. We speak with Andy in the hour 2; In hour 1 we talk the week’s freaky True Crime news and banter amiably. Andy Kahan, victim advocate for the city of Houston, has spent more than 20 years working against the sale of “murderabilia,” a term he coined for any items that have market value because of their connection to a murderer. Letters and artwork make up the bulk of murderabilia sales, but available items range from an unused paper towel (“guaranteed authentic”) that belonged to Charles Manson to the flaked-off foot skin of Angel Resendiz, “The Railway Killer.” Kahan believes murderabilia glorifies violent crime and causes the loved ones of victims undue pain. murderabiliaEight states have “notoriety-for-profit” laws, which prohibit criminals from making money from their crimes, but visitors to the Serial Killer Ink website can buy digital recordings of Charles Manson, the 243-page confession of Jeffrey Dahmer and — recently added — a painting signed by Craigslist killer Richard Beasley. Kahan, whose self-appointed side job is tracking and calling attention to murder­abilia, notified the Akron Beacon Journal recently when he saw the Beasley painting on Serial Killer Ink, one of several sites that he regularly checks. He said he hopes to persuade Ohio to take this step when he talks about murderabilia at an Ohio attorney general’s conference for victim advocates in mid-May. “Frankly, your state’s in dire need,” Kahan said of these notoriety laws, noting that Ohio is among the states with the most serial killers with items for sale online. Kahan pointed to online items tied to Anthony Sowell, who was sentenced