
You will hear a little bit of everything. You will hear stories about murders from my books, How Did They Die? Murders in Northern Texas to stories about the history of Wichita Falls, TX. Shoot, you might even hear a ghost story or we might go ghost hunting! I won't have much of a plan, just what ever hits me. I hope to post at least once a month. I've been gone for 3 years but I just might be com... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 40 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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3 officers were shot in a shoot out by Dan Fowler. Lt. Tommy Collins was killed while two other officers were wounded.
This is one of the stories that caused me to stop writing for a few years. This story and a few others were just more than my brain could hold.
Warning - it's pretty detailed.
John Rubio and Angela Camacho killed and decapitated their 3 children... more
Correctional Officers face probably more frighting things than PD and SO do sometimes. This is a story of a CO who was killed by 2 escaping prisoners.
He says he doesn't remember doing it, but the murders were really grotesque.
How Did They Die? Murders in Northern Texas 1926-1975
This is my first episode back after 3 years so I did a short episode. I will get better as time goes by.
No one wants to hear about the murder of a woman or child, even from the 1920's.
This story is from How Did They Die? Murders in Northern Te... more
I've been gone almost 3 years, but you'll be getting new episodes soon and I even wrote a new book in my series, "How Did They Die?" available on Amazon.
She kicked him at of her house in Granbury, Texas.
He snuck in a bedroom window and forced both kids into his car.
He ultimately received the death penalty for his horrific crime.
story from How Did They Die
Murders in Texas 1954-2011
He blamed his drug induced life on his parents. He stole and wrote hot checks from his mom. Then...... he blew them up.
I’m not from the state , nor ever been there , but I enjoy your podcast and learning about a new place and its history. Keep up the good work.
As a fairly new resident to the city of Wichita Falls, I love hearing about the history regarding our town. I’m looking forward to more episodes! Keep up the amazing work!










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