It's Murder, Y'all

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  • Each week on the It's Murder, Y'all podcast, we're going to bring you lesser-known true crime cases from the Deep South. And if you like your southern true crime with a side of millennial pop culture references, ADHD-induced tangents, and a tasteful amount of spicy language, then this podcast is for you!
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Episodes
  • Ep 46 - The Calhoun County Creepers

    Ep 46 - The Calhoun County Creepers
    Jan 11 2025

    The Zodiac Killer had couples in California scared to go out together for risk of being attacked. In the late 70s, that fear spread to New York (Son of Sam), Atlanta (Atlanta Lover's Lane Murders), and… Jacksonville, Alabama.

    Come follow us on IG: @itsmurderyall

    Send us an email: itsmurderyall@gmail.com

    Go check out these podcasts:

    • Scared All The Time
    • Small Town Murder -> specifically their Alabama Zodiac episode


    Sources

    - The Anniston Star

    - The Chanticleer

    - Sparks v. State of Alabama (1979)

    - Blackwell, B. (2017). Instead of 'suicide by cop,' Sparks finds life in Christ. The Baptist Message.

    - The Alabama Baptist: https://thealabamabaptist.org/sparks-retires-from-full-time-pastoral-work/

    - FindaGrave - Jackie Nance

    - FindaGrave - Donna Madelyne Tucker
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    1 hr and 5 mins
  • Ep 45 - Holiday Horror - The Lawson Family Massacre

    Ep 45 - Holiday Horror - The Lawson Family Massacre
    Dec 23 2024

    The It's Murder, Y'all take on a Christmas classic--the 1929 Lawson Family Massacre.

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    Send us an email: itsmurderyall@gmail.com

    Sources

    - Smith, T.J. (2016). The meaning of our tears: The true story of the Lawson family murders of Christmas Day 1929.

    - Taylor, T. (2018). Suffer the children: American horrors, homicides & hauntings (Dead men do tell tales).

    - Murderpedia: Charles Davis Lawson
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    51 mins
  • Ep 44 - Avoid Suspicious Packages & Petty Men

    Ep 44 - Avoid Suspicious Packages & Petty Men
    Dec 7 2024

    In December 1989, a string of deadly mail bombings sent shockwaves through the legal community, claiming the lives of a federal judge (Judge Robert Smith Vance) and a civil rights attorney (Robert E. Robinson), and sending federal investigators on a hunt for one of the pettiest men to ever live.

    In this episode, we also discuss: The Machine (secret society at The University of Alabama), astrology (or “the dark arts of Chinese New Year animals”), Governor Memaw (Kay Ivey), and Rob’s opinion on the size of peppers and onions in food ("not gobbed on there").

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    Sources:

    - Winne, M. (1995). Priority mail: The investigation and trial of a mail bomber obsessed with destroying our justice system.

    - Forensic Files. (1998, October 29). Deadly Delivery (Season 3, Episode 5) [can be found on YouTube]

    - Robert Smith Vance. (2024). In Encyclopedia of Alabama. Retrieved from https://encyclopediaofalabama.org/article/vance-robert-smith/

    - United States of America v. Walter Leroy Moody, Jr. (11th Cir. 1992)

    - United States v. Moody, 763 F. Supp. 589 (M.D. Ga. 1991)

    - Faulk, K. (2018, April 19). Walter Leroy Moody executed for 1989 bombing that killed Judge Robert Vance. https://www.al.com/news/birmingham/2018/04/execution_of_alabamas_oldest_d.html

    - Wikipedia: Robert Smith Vance

    - Wikipedia: Robert E. Robinson

    - Wikipedia: Walter Moody
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    41 mins

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Great new Southern Podcast

I just listened to the first episode, and these are my Southern people. The story was well told along with the little tidbits of their local connections. I like some other podcasts where they are couples and was interested in this one because there are not many based in the South. I enjoyed this episode and can't wait for new ones.

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Wow! Has it been 45 episodes already?

Loved it!! Looking forward to more. Word word word word word word word word word word

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The podcast I've been waiting for

I'm from the area, and I've never heard the story! Amber is a great storyteller!

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