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Imagine growing up in a spectacular mansion, with access to the kind of wealth and connections most of us can only dream of. But although you're surrounded by material riches, you're in a social vacuum—eating alone in your bedroom every night, wandering the grounds of your family estate with only the wildlife as company. This was the life of John Du Pont, the youngest heir to the famously wealthy family who founded the DuPont chemical company. He grew up cut off from the kind of social warmth most of us take for granted. His solution to that was to immerse himself in the sport of Olympic style wrestling—and to gather some of the world's greatest athletes in a little utopian community he named Foxcatcher Farms. His dream was to create the best team of wrestlers in the world. They lived on the property, trained on the property, became like family to each other…all under the watchful eye of their wealthy benefactor, John. To the athletes, it sounded like a dream come true. But they didn't realize that John DuPont was already on a paranoid downward spiral that would leave everything he'd built in ruins—and take the life of one of wrestling's most beloved champions.Sources:Time Magazine, 1996: "Blood on the Mat" by John Greenwald: https://time.com/3586290/blood-on-the-mat/Documentary "Team Foxcatcher," 2016. Directed by John GreenhalghAll That's Interesting, Mark Oliver: "John DuPont, Dave Schultz, and the True Story of 'Foxcatcher'": https://allthatsinteresting.com/john-du-pont-dave-schultzWikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_du_Pont#:~:text=John%20Eleuth%C3%A8re%20du%20Pont%20(November,the%20murder%20of%20Dave%20Schultz.Follow us, campers!Patreon (join to get all episodes ad-free, at least a day early, an extra episode a month, and a free sticker!): https://patreon.com/TrueCrimeCampfirehttps://www.truecrimecampfirepod.com/Facebook: True Crime CampfireInstagram: https://gramha.net/profile/truecrimecampfire/19093397079Twitter: @TCCampfire https://twitter.com/TCCampfireEmail: truecrimecampfirepod@gmail.comMERCH! https://true-crime-campfire.myspreadshop.comThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4251960/advertisement

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Documentary reviewed: The Prince of Pennsylvania. Sam, Nic, and Ren chat about the complicated life of John DuPont, a millionaire who funded an elite wrestling program. The guys debate who may have played a role in enabling DuPont as his paranoia led him to murder one of his closest friends and an Olympic gold medalist wrestler. The gang also plays Mt. Rushmore with "Pennsylvania Things". Nic pitches an idea for a doc on Sean Payton, an NFL coach that Nic isn't too fond of.

Today we continue the story of Mark and Dave Schultz. Dave joined John DuPont's world class wrestling team, but unfortunately his brother didn't warn him of just how strange John's antics had become. Self-Care & Prepare Tips This Week: Self-care: Take advantage of the resources at your local library! Prepare: Don't excuse "eccentricity" where drugs and weapons are involved Sources: https://tinyurl.com/54b8aatm https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5598216/ Special thanks to: Matthew Lee Schipper, for editing and music production Come hang out with us! Facebook Instagram Twitter To get exclusive content and merch, become a Soaker, a Super Soaker, or a Bath Bomber at our Patreon! Remember to self-care & prepare! We'll catch you next time! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bodypartspod/support

You guys voted and we delivered. Today's case we're covering the story of John DuPont and the tragic stories that lasted in his life. Listen now to find out more. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_du_Pont https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2014/11/14/the-twisted-saga-of-john-du-pont-the-scion-played-by-steve-carell-in-foxcatcher/ By: Lindsey Bever https://www.biography.com/crime-figure/john-du-pont

 Olympic Greatness can only be achieved by  hard work and dedication, if that is all John DuPont taught us, let it be a powerful lesson. Make sure you subscribe, follow and review us. It really helps us keep bringing you stories like this!Follow Us: @therealcrimepodcastQuestions? Email Us at Therealcrimepodcast@gmail.comSubscribe, follow and rate us on itunes, spotify, goodpods and where ever you listen!Episode written by Christina Van De WaterEpisode Editing by Christina Van De WaterCo-Hosted by Christina Van De Water & Kristen VarneyTragic Story of The Abandoned FoxCatcher Farms | Sometimes Interesting (sometimes-interesting.com) John Eleuthère Du Pont Biography - Childhood, Life Achievements & Timeline (thefamouspeople.com) The 17 Creepiest Things About Billionaire John du Pont (ranker.com) What Happened to Foxcatcher Farm Estate in Pennsylvania? - CrimeLights John du Pont - Wikipedia New Luxury Homes for Sale in Newtown Square, PA | Liseter - The Devon Collection (tollbrothers.com) Support the show

Ruptured testicles, machine guns and the KKK oh my!This week Sam and Jeff tackle the case of Foxcatcher, the Olympic training facility own by eccentric billionaire John DuPont for wrestlers.  John DuPont sadly murders Dave Schultz in what some think was a cocaine induced rage.The hosts wrap up the show reminiscing about a few Olympic memories and some of their favorite Olympians worldwide.

For our second episode, we catch up with an MMA legend, “The Smashing Machine” Mark Kerr. This MMA wunderkind took over the scene in the mid-90s, ran through back to back UFC Heavyweight Tournaments, and ended up in PRIDE FC at its peak.We talk to Mark about his incredible rise to greatness through amateur wrestling, ending up in the infamous Foxcatcher wrestling camp headed by John DuPont alongside David & Mark Schultz and Kurt Angle, and the no holds barred fighting he ended up in. “The Smashing Machine” documentary is a cult classic and now Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is set to portray in a new biopic by the same name. We will talk about the rise and fall of Kerr and the honor of working with Dwayne Johnson. Big stories from a big legend!For the video version of these interviews, check out these links:https://youtu.be/tG4knUEcdxUBE SURE TO CLICK SUBSCRIBE AND LEAVE A REVIEW!Our awesome podcast artwork comes from "Sloth" Stephen Sprouse! You can check up his amazing designs and even pick up a t-shirt at https://www.teepublic.com/user/slurpshopFollow Cyrus and In This Corner at these links to check out what's coming up and what interviews are next!Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/inthiscornercyrusfeesInstagram - http://www.instagram.com/cyrustheshowTwitter - http://www.twitter.com/cyrustheshow

It's the season finale!! This week Nina discovers cauliflower ear, we talk about Kishan's Grandpa's stamp collection (it relates to the moon landing,) and the only member of Fortune's wealthiest 400 people to ever be convicted of murder. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On today's episode, the siblings talk DAN IN REAL LIFE, including Steve Carell's cringe-worthy dancing, culty white families, and a real life encounter with John DuPont. Contains spoilers. Thank you for listening and your support of OR WHATEVER MOVIES. Our 28th bonus episode! Be a Movie Friend and get access to our discussion about DAN IN REAL LIFE! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Team Foxcatcher Michele and Chelsea discuss the documentary Team Foxcatcher on this episode.  We start by giving some background on the DuPont family as well as John E. DuPont. We look at John DuPont's development of Team Foxcatcher and the power imbalance that existed between him and the athletes. We also discussed his strange behaviour and this was not new. Also how he was able to get away with things because he had a good relationship with the police We debate if it was o.k to leave his money to one of the wrestlers or if it should have been left with family. Chelsea is watching Teenage Bounty Hunters on Netflix. Michele is watching Girls on HBO. Contact: You can also find us on Instagram at docu_talk On twitter at DOCU_talk E-mail: docu.talk2@gmail.com Credits: Intro music:  Moonrise by Chad Crouch

Le cinéma, c’est l’art du mouvement. Nul doute que le sport y ait une place toute particulière. Et malgré les innombrables retransmissions sportives, c’est un objet cinématographique toujours aussi prisé. Pourquoi il y a de plus en plus de films de sport ? Qu’est-ce qu’ils ont à apprendre aux sportif.ve.s et à tous.tes les autres ? Quel est le film de sport typique ?Anne-Cécile Genre invite Julien Camy, historien du sport et du cinéma et auteur de « Sport et cinéma » avec Gérard Camy, et Xavier Cerrati, enseignant à la faculté des sciences du sport de Marseille. Ensemble, iels interrogent la place du sport dans le cinéma, et ses effets. RÉFÉRENCES CITÉES DANS L’ÉMISSION« La nuit américaine » (François Truffaut, 1973), « La couleur de la victoire » (Stephen Hopkins, 2016), « Invictus » (Clint Eastwood, 2009), « La petite reine » (Alexis Durand Brault, 2014), « Rocky » (John G. Avildsen, 1977), « Million Dollar Baby » (Clint Eastwood, 2005), « On the edge » (Rob Nilsson, en 1986), « Rasta Rocket » (Jon Turteltaub, 1994), « Dodgeball » (Rawson Marshall Thurber, 2004), « Gallipoli » (Peter Weire, 1981), « A nous la victoire » (John Huston, 1981), « L’enfer du dimanche » (Oliver Stone, 1999), « Le Champion » (Franco Zefirelli, 1979), « The Corbett-Fitzsimmons Fight » (Enoch Rector, 1897).RECOMMANDATIONS « Without Limits » de Robert Towne sur le coureur Prefontaine et sa relation avec son entraîneur, Bill Bowerman, le fondateur de Nike.« Looking for Eric » de Ken Loach, avec Cantona, sur le pouvoir quasi mythologique du foot.« Les Dieux du Stade » de Leni Riefenstal, tourné pendant les jeux de 1936 à Berlin.« Les chronophotographies » de Georges Demenÿ, qui décomposent le mouvement des sportifs et a aidé les frères Lumière dans leur mise au point du cinématographe.« Les Chariots de Feu » de Hugh Hudson, pour ses scènes de course, 4 oscars en 1982.« When We Were Kings » documentaire de Leon Gast, sur le combat de Mohammed Ali contre George Foreman à Kinshasa en 1974, oscar du meilleur documentaire en 1997.« Foxcatcher de Bennett Miller » prix de la mise en scène à Cannes en 2014, pour un scénario qui sort des stéréotypes de genre, et le personnage de coach-milliardaire tordu de Steve Carrell qui interprète John duPont.« Un Enfant de Calabre » de Luigi Comencini en 1987, à qui Julien Camy s'identifiait quand il était petit.DANS LE GENRE UN PEU PLUS EPROUVANT« Le Traitre » de Marco Bellochio.« Angoisse » de Bigas Luna.« Funny Games » de Michael Haneke.« Uncut Gems » des frères Safdie.CRÉDITSDu Sport est un podcast de Binge Audio et du Snep-FSU, animé par Anne-Cécile Genre. Production : Joël Ronez. Rédaction en chef : David Carzon. Réalisation : Adel Ittel El Madani. Chargée de production : Albane Fily. Chargé d’édition : Dimitri Mayeur. Direction générale : Gabrielle Boeri-Charles. Musique originale : Théo Boulenger. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Murder, My Dude returns with another super-sized helping of true crime goodness to help make your quarantine downtime a little more fun. John DuPont was social distancing before it was cool (ok, that's enough Covid references). The eccentric multi-millionaire lived a childhood full of loneliness before devoting much of his adulthood to sport. By the mid 1980s, wrestling had drawn DuPont's interest and he started his own elite club with some of the best America - and later, the world - could offer. When John's mental state started to weaken, however, the consequences turned deadly. And somehow, this story led us to a lengthy discussion of the Wendy's Superbar. You'll have to listen to find out how. Elsewhere on the show, This Week In Murder explores a new development on a case from the beginning of the century and a horrible hate crime at a Sam's Club in Texas. At the end, we finish with an edition of Who Died The Worst that only a Tiger King could love. Like what we're doing? Subscribe and tell a friend! Think we could do better or have some other feedback? Reach out to us via email at murdermydude@gmail.com! We're also found by looking for @murdermydude on most major social media. Our Facebook is @podcastmydude - though you'll also find us by searching for Murder, My Dude. TIMESTAMPS This Week In Murder: 10:53 Featured Topic - John DuPont, Dave Schultz, & Team Foxcatcher: 23:28 Who Died The Worst?: 1:43:41 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/murdermydude/support

Hello Film Fans, I just saw Foxcatcher, a 2014 sports drama centering around the freestyle wrestling champs Mark And Dave Schultz and their tumultuous relationship with their socially awkward coach, John Dupont, played in a brilliant and haunting fashion by Steve Carell. As a story, Foxcatcher is a drama centering around family, mentorship, as well as the dangers of idol worship and how it can essentially damage a person to the point where they are left to wallow in the shadow of the person they look up. I wish to explore and discuss these very concepts as a way of further enticing those listening into seeing what is a break from the standard family sports drama. I hope you all enjoy this episode of the [odcast, and as a wise man once said, "I'll see you at the movies." Roger Ebert Affiliate Reward links: Sign up for cash app and we both get an extra five bucks. WPLXJLB https://cash.app/app/WPLXJLB Want to buy crypto? Check into Coinbase. coinbase.com/join/benata_u?src=ios-link Want more internet freedom on social media, then follow me on minds.com https://www.minds.com/register?referr...?referrer=filmloversparadise Want a better learn and develop skills a college education would charge the shit out of you for, then Check Out Skillshare. Skillshare is an online learning community for people who want to learn from educational videos. The courses, which are not accredited, are available through subscription. You can learn anything from creative writing, filmmaking, software design, etc. Subscribe now and get two months three, with then only 10 dollars a month for a full year subscription. https://www.skillshare.com/settings/referrals?via=site-banner. http://www.neatoshop.com?tag=123767 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/andres-benatar/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andres-benatar/support

We made it to episode 10!  This episode we talk about the life of and John Dupont.  The last name should sound familiar to most as he was the heir to the Dupont chemical company fortune. Now this is about a true crime right?  So whats the crime?  John is an avid supporter of amateur wresting and other sports, and has athletes come to train at his facility.  He ends up murdering one of his trainers Dave Shultz.  Why?  Well listen and find out!

Ten years ago, 58-year-old Barbara Blount disappeared from her rural Holden, Louisiana home. Authorities found pots and pans stacked on her kitchen floor, part of a spring house cleaning. More ominously, they also found her car abandoned in the woods on a nearby gravel road.Kristi Bryant interviews John Dupont, a reporter at Livingston Parish News. Dupont has investigated the case and recently published an article about the search for Barbara Blount 10 years after her disappearance. Blount was last heard from at 11:30 a.m. on May 2, 2008, when a neighbor spoke to her via telephone at her residence on State Highway 1036 in rural Livingston Parish. Blount told her neighbor that she was cleaning out her kitchen cabinets. She has never been heard from again.When her nephew checked her house, the front door was wide open and Blount's phone was lying on the floor with the battery pulled out. Her silver four-door 2006 Toyota Camry was found parked about a quarter of a mile from her home at 4:15 p.m. the day of her disappearance. It was parked on a dirt logging road, 25 or 30 yards off the main road and out of sight, hidden by trees.Blount was a widow and lived alone at the time of her disappearance, but she kept in regular touch with her relatives and her disappearance was out of character. Her two children lived on the same road as she did, and she still cooked dinner for them every day. She also regularly drove her sister to medical appointments.She lived quietly and was active in her local Baptist church. Blount is described as a cautious individual who didn't open her door to strangers and carried a gun when she went outside to milk the cows. Her credit cards haven't been used since she went missing. Investigators believe she was taken against her will. Foul play is suspected in Blount's disappearance.For everything Southern Gone visit our website www.SouthernGone.com. If you enjoy this podcast please leave a 5 star review and comment for a chance to be featured on a future episode.Investigating these cold cases is truly our passion project and we would not be able to do it without you! If you would like to support this podcast consider becoming a patron on patreon.com/southerngone.Grab a chair, a glass of sweet tea, and get GONE with Southern Gone!

On this week's episode of the What's In The Queue podcast, we watched the What's In The Queue podcast, it's the 2016 Netflix original documentary Team Foxcatcher! We talk about John DuPont and the murder of the world famous wrestler Dave Schultz. We also talk about what happens when one man buys his way into having friends, a family, and a position in a sport in which he has no business being. Spoilers: it's not good! Do you like shirts? Do you like us? Would you like to wear our logo on yourself? Order a t-shirt! Send us an email! Have you seen a really good documentary on Netflix lately? Do you think we'd like to see it, too? Tell us! Send us an email! Drop us a line at whatsinthequeue@gmail.com

Join host, Greg Carlwood, of The Higherside Chats as he talks satanic ritual abuse, entity invocation and the power of consciousness with guest, Jay Parker. While may of us are familiar with the dark and nefarious deeds of elite occultists, most of these accounts of satanic rituals involving rape, sacrifice, and mind-control come from second-hand sources, making them vague and hard to verify. Today's guest, Jay Parker is a multi-generational Satanist, who spent the first seven years of his life, deeply entrenched in The Church of The Marquis of Hell. Forced to withstand a plethora of physical and psychological abuse at the hands of his parents and other cult members, Jay joins The Higherside to expunge past atrocities and shed light onto elite occult families, their systemic abuse, and his uphill struggle to re-program his subconscious mind. 3:30 As a man who has lived through some of life's greatest traumas, and come out the other side, Jay begins by describing his frightening and horrific childhood. Born into a multi-generational, Satanic family, with elite parents whose powerful occult knowledge and ability included mind control, rape and killing, Parker details his ancestral connection to Satanism stretching back on his mother's side 3,000 years to the Amalekite people of the Old Testament. 10:00 Providing some background for the circumstances he grew up under, Parker details the rich history surrounding his family's roots and the pre-Atlantean connection to his family's beliefs. He also touches on the true nature of Atlantis- it wasn't a Utopian paradise, but rather a fascist state where it's citizens were mind control victims. Greg and Parker discuss the magical implications behind conducting such nefarious rituals, the morphic field, satanic ritual abuse and their effects on epigenetics. 23:00 Parker continues describing the destruction of consciousness he experienced as a child. With every child in a "programmable state" during their earliest years of life, bombarding them with Satanic acts ideology, and imagery breaks down the subconscious. Greg and Parker also discuss the pre-Atlantean dark pact made by multi-generational elite families and entities. 35:00 An integral piece of Parker's presentations is his descriptions of elite pedophile villages, such as Arden, Delaware and Rose Valley, Pennsylvania, where perverse practices were par for the course among residents and these communities were established specifically for these nefarious purposes. Greg and Jay discuss some of the horrifying details about the rituals and torture he endured, including electroshock to the base of the spine, drugs, rape, murder and imprisonment. 45:42 After detailing several Satanic rituals he experienced, Jay and Greg pivot to discussing the occult influence in towns throughout the country, an interesting statue of Quaker William Penn, and the current state of Jay's family lineage. Become a Plus Member at www.TheHighersideChatsPlus.com/subscribe to hear a second hour of all THC episodes. This week's included: - trauma healing and EFT - modern-day pedophile/sexual abuse/trafficking scandals - mind control and Josef Mengele in Missouri - the scope of the overall network - Jay's shapeshifter experience - the new phase of the Big Cult's plan - the power of Rick Simpson Oil   A few valuable resources from the interview: John DuPont murder trial records: http://caselaw.findlaw.com/pa-superior-court/1348932.html Allan and Delair's "Cataclysm!: Compelling Evidence of a Cosmic Catastrophe in 95,00 B.C.": https://www.amazon.com/Cataclysm-Compelling-Evidence-Cosmic-Catastrophe/dp/1879181428 Allan and Delair's "When the Earth Nearly Died:Compelling Evidence of a Catastrophic World Change 9500 BC. ": https://www.amazon.co.uk/When-Earth-Nearly-Died-Catastrophic/dp/1858600081 Rupert Sheldrake's "Morphic Resonance and Morphic Fields": https://www.sheldrake.

After his mother’s death in 1988, John duPont threw himself into sports. He built a training facility he called Foxcatcher Farms and opened it to athletes. His money turned the world of USA Wrestling around, and soon Foxcatcher Farms was hosting world-class wrestlers, training for the Olympics. John was on top of the world… sometimes. […]

John DuPont became a murderer in 1996. But before that, he was a boy desperate to belong. Ignored by his parents and unable to excel at his favorite thing, sports, John was a sad kid. As he grew up, his eccentricities were ignored because people loved what his money did for them, and that willful […]

Episode 20 of the serial chillers podcast is all about BTK. Susan Smith and John Dupont. We bring  back to guests from past episodes and we all have just an awful time talking about this human piece of garbage. ///All Music by HellaGreg (soundcloud.com/hellagreg)///Use Promo code "SerialChillers" for 20% off your entire purchase on BeerSavage.com. Thanks for listening!

In this week's episode, James D and Aaron C investigate the Foxcatcher story and famous singer L. Ron Hubbard! https://www.patreon.com/wetalkaboutdeadpeople

Mark Schultz is an Olympic gold medalist, a pioneer in MMA fighting and the subject of the book and film Foxcatcher. His brother, Dave Schultz, was one of the greatest Olympic wrestlers of all time and was murdered in the prime of his life by the billionaire madman John DuPont. Mark's story is recounted in the book Foxcatcher, which was made into an Academy Award-nominated film in 2014 starring Steve Carrell as John DuPont, Channing Tatum as Mark Schultz and Mark Ruffalo as Dave Schultz. Mark is a bright, disciplined and confident guy. He rose to the top of his profession, had his life shattered to pieces, and rebuilt it brick by brick with a level of determination and will that few of us will ever know. He is not the usual kind of guest we have on the program, but his life demonstrates the concept of what the show is about in its own unique way. Mark's story is one of turning tragedy into triumph, of transforming unimaginable loss into a life of meaning and self-respect. And in that respect, his life is a model for us all.

  The true story of eccentric millionaire John DuPont's relationship with wrestler Mark Schultz and his brother Dave is the subject of this slow-paced, contemplative drama. Steve Carell is soaking up the spotlight for his chameleon-like transformation into DuPont, but the acting is first-class all around.  The tragedy at the heart of 'Foxcatcher' is full of dimension and the filmmakers do succeed in fleshing out the characters and their differences, but ultimately director Bennett Miller has crafted an unengaging film. Andrew nails it on the weighty themes at play in this story and Phil laments that a more emotionally involving film could have been made from this substantial real-life material. The two film critics give 'Foxcatcher' it's due, as it was a highly anticipated film for them both. You can download the podcast here by right-clicking on the hypertext link and choosing "save as", or you can use the convenient player attached to this post.

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 has taken theaters by storm!  We discuss the issues with breaking one story into two movies and how that works (or doesn't work) for The Hunger Games.  Then we discuss the powerful new film Foxcatcher, based on the true story of billionaire John DuPont 's murder of Olympic gold medalist wrestler Dave Schultz.  Continuing in our Mel Brooks director retrospective, we're talking about the often flat, rarely funny 1981 film History of the World Part 1.  As always, we wrap things up with our weekly movie recommendations.   01:47 – The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 11:46 – Foxcatcher 42:02 - History of the World Part 1 53:45 – Weekly Movie Recommendations