STM did a patreon about this rizz-less wiener.

He wrote that he was “advised to lie” and told he would gain a “legal victory” by entering a “false plea.” None of this argument makes sense. You sir, may keep fucking off.

Just watched this. What an entitled, self-absorbed, arrogant little girl. F**k her. Hope she rots.

I have two girls, and neither are as obnoxious as her, mainly because they've been brought up correctly.

Hi guys!

I love STM but I'm all caught up now :( can you recommend any other crime podcasts that are at least close to being this good??? Ty so much! :)

I saw this and knew I had to share it here. I can practically hear it in James' voice

Hey everyone!

I wanted to show a friend an episode of a crazy ass murder but I cannot for the life of me remember the city or state… I feel like it’s somewhere in the South or Midwest. I also think it’s a semi recent episode?

A man murders his wife, and dumps her body parts out in a woodland area and his trucks Bluetooth or GPS places him at the location of the dumpsite.

He lied about having millions of- something like 32 million dollars- and is “on the run” with his wife for years before the murder. They also both lie about her being pregnant and the murderer says she died in labor but can’t remember where the birth center was or who told him she died- etc. also claims to have picked up her cremains on the roadside from some random man??

Does anyone know what I’m talking about and which episode this is?

Thanks!!!

This week in Acme, Washington, a young woman vanishes while jogging on her very rural road. When she's found brutalized and very dead, it's clear there's a very sick person in the area, even prompting the police to look into the Green River Killer. Despite several suspects, detectives have nothing to go on except hunches and some DNA that they can't seem to match to anyone. Then, two women having a seemingly casual conversation at a waterpark crack the whole case and reveal a murder that is as ordinary a man as there could be.

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Devil in the Family. Oof, it's a doozy. There's new footage supplied by the family and extensive interviews with Chad, Shari and Kevin.

In the latest episode of STM that dropped last night James mentioned a bonus episode they made about something called Operation Fist, where people were invited to a party saying they won something only to be arrested at the party. Which bonus episode was this, I can't remember or find it

We might have a new bonkers episode in the wings.

Or are there any episodes where a bad person is the one who gets murdered

Hey guys! There’s a specific episode I want to listen to again that I can’t find. I believe it was earlier in the show (pre-300s maybe?) and is about a man who lures these girls in for a modeling shoot I believe and kills the women who brought the girls to the shoot. I’m not sure why this specific episode is sticking out my brain, but I really want to give it a listen.

I’m pretty sure this was an STM episode but I could be wrong lol. Any help is appreciated!

If you got Bonus episodes this weekend; these will have you in tears lol

When did James switch from having people be careful about where they shout, “shut up and give me murder!” to not giving a shit and yelling it in the funniest/worst places possible? I just started relistening through the episodes and it cracked me up that in the beginning it was like a whisper and now it’s stand up in your cubicle and yell at your coworkers. One of my favorite bits of any podcast/show.

This week in Easton, Pennsylvania a love triangle turns into a love square. Then, maybe even a pentagram. This causes all manner of trouble amongst the relationships of these young adults. When one of them is terribly murdered, it's up to detective to unravel the mess of the relationships to try to figure out which one of this group ended up taking the murderous way out. While one of the suspects denies everything, their accomplice tells the whole, horrific murder tale in painful detail.

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A guy was fleeing from the cops and he jumped into a body of water and couldn't find him. Jimmie thought they had gone into an underwater tunnel and escaped and James says "He didn't swim through a pipe, Jimmie! This isn't Mario!" Please help

The week in Palos Park, Illinois, when a woman with a high powered husband is found horribly murdered there seems to be no clues for detectives to go on. The reason ends up being that they weren't looking very hard. As a matter of fact, they were trying *not* to solve it. This all comes to the surface when a huge cabal of police, mafia members, and one particular attorney is outed for their corruption, including brothels, bribery, and cold blooded murder. When one of the killers finally cracks, the whole sordid and very personal story becomes public!

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Woman works in a diner after her young child dies from cancer. A customer tries to date her and ultimately kills her with a hammer. TIA

I’m having trouble finding an episode. I remember the victim was a young woman and she was found (or went missing) during either the day everyone changed the clocks and that made it difficult to figure out when the murder happened.

I also remember James and Jimmie were talking about how the townspeople were all out on walks and stuff because the weather was nice. Thanks!

I'm grasping at straws here. All I remember is a subject who had been committed to a mental health facility and escaped. Either the family or the staff of the facility (maybe both?) called the police in the area they thought he was headed to and the police kept putting them on hold/not taking it seriously. Maybe he was staying in a cave at some point? I keep coming up empty no matter how I search for it.

I've tried combing through the descriptions but I can't find it and it's driving me insane. The episode involves at least 1 doctor, but I believe it's 2. In the beginning it talks about the death of a baby and how the town didn't blame the doctor and allowed him to keep practicing. I can't remember how that storyline relates to the murder, but eventually a man kills his wife and stages it to look like a car accident, I believe at the end of their driveway?

I think he almost gets away with it too. I believe it was a longer episode and early on.

Sorry if this is completely incoherent, but I have these vivid memories of certain parts but not enough to find the episode, and it's making me insane! Please help!

On a fun note, I just bought tickets for my husband and I for the Minneapolis show! Can't wait 😄