Hi friends! Listen in as we talk about the “strange happenings” that happened after the DeFeo family murders.

Be sure to pair along with our cocktail "Bloody Bullfizz" which can be found on our Instagram instagram.com/crimesandcocktails

Sources:

Good Housekeeping

The Amityville Murders.com

Biography.com

Freddie Crespo - Real Estate Value through the Years

Amityville Horror House the documentary

FindAGrave.com

IMDB

Lutz vs Weber court case files

NY Times

My Heritage.com

Hey friends! This week we talk about the true story behind the 1979 and 2005 films The Amityville Horror, and the gruesome murder of the DeFeo family.

Be sure to sip along with the Sins of the Son cocktail. The recipe can be found on our Instagram @CrimesandCocktails.

You can watch this episode and more on our Patreon.com/crimesandcocktails.

Ketchum Genealogy Organization

Montaukett Nation

The Amityville Murders.com

Biography.com

Freddie Crespo - Real Estate Value through the Years

Amityville Horror House the documentary

Hey friends we are back this week with another case behind the horror film of the 2021 Netflix Things Heard and Seen. This movie is based on two real occurrences, both shared in a book by author Elizabeth Brundage which is based on her own experiences, and the real murder of Cathleen Krauseneck.

Be sure to pair today's episode with the cocktail "Spirit's Revenge" which you can find on our Instagram @CrimesandCocktails or our Patreon.

Sources:

People

Lawandcrime.com

New York Post

Time

Dateline

ScreenRant

The Cinemaholic

CBS

Oxygen

Hey friends! We are back this week with a brief review over the 1978 horror/slasher film "Eaten Alive" and the story that inspired the movie. The story of Joseph Douglas Ball. Joe Ball is believed to be an American serial killer who killed between 3 and 14+ women in the 1930’s in Elmendorf, Bexen County, Texas. He was also known as the Butcher of Elmendorf or the Alligator Man or Bluebeard of South Texas. We say believed, and we will let you decide for yourself at the end of this episode.

Be sure to pair this episode with the cocktail the "Spicy Alligator" which you can find on our Instagram @CrimesandCocktails or our Patreon.

Sources:

Texas Monthly - July 2002 issue by Michael Hall

Eaten Alive, 1976 movie

Hey friends! We are back this month with a triple M threat: Morbid Movie Murders. For this series, we will dive into the real and horrific stories that inspired some of our favorite horror films. Starting with the 2008 movie The Strangers, in this episode we will discuss the very real Keddie cabin murders that were one of the crimes that inspired this movie.

Be sure to pair this episode with the cocktail "Knock Knock" which you can find the recipe on our Instagram @CrimesandCocktails or our Patreon.

Sources:

Hystoricmysteries.com

People

True Crime Magazine

ABC 10

PSU.EDU

Screen Rant

Plumas News

Reno Gazette Journal

Two incredibly cute criminals are exposed for their bad behavior. Santa Cruz otter at large 841 known for shredding waves and shredding boards and the newly captured Hank the Tank, a black bear with an insatiable appetite that goes beyond honey.

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New York Times

Washington Post

KSBW

CNN

BBC

CBS

In 2004 the bodies of 22 year old Lindsey Cutshall and her fiancee 26 year old Jason Allen were discovered in their sleeping bags on Jenner Beach in Sonoma County, California. Their murders would remain unsolved until 13 years later in 2017.

Listen along as you sip a Murder on the Beach cocktail!

Fin the cocktail recipe on our Instagram @CrimesandCocktails or our Patreon patreon.com/crimesandcocktails

We hope you enjoyed our camping themed series this summer, be sure to come back for Spooky Season! =)

In 1982 the Johnson and Bentley families were on a family camping trip at British Columbia’s Wells Gray Park in Canada. Instead of having a summer of fun, they were met with their untimely deaths by a local murderer with a secret.

Pair today's episode a maple old fashioned, which the recipe can be found on our Instagram ⁠@CrimesandCocktails⁠ or our ⁠Patreon⁠.

Sources:

Dyingwords.net-website belonging to a mountie who worked on the case

Strangeoutdoors.com

CBC

Storiesoftheunsolved.com

Murderpedia

todayinbc.com

Hrreporter.com

Toronto Sun

Edmonton Journal