Hello and welcome back to Episode 97 at the True Crime BnB! This episode has me feeling philosophical about the little decisions we make every day, and how those go on to affect the rest of our lives.

Wendy Jo Halison was a college senior in California, In 1968, she headed off in her convertible to buy a hair dryer that was on sale. She never made it home, and her murder was not solved for 48 years! When it was finally resolved, it turned out that she was not the only victim of the scum who took her life.

Dale Wells was living his life in South Carolina, and when he met the woman who would become his partner, he was happy to have her in his life. At least, until she became controlling, manipulative, and murderous. Dale is a domestic violence survivor, and he has a lot of wisdom to share about setting your priorities and taking good care of yourself and those around you.

If you or someone you know is suffering from domestic or partner violence, you can find help and resources:

In the USA: National Domestic Violence Hotline 800-799-7233 or https://www.thehotline.org/

In the UK: https://www.gov.uk/crime-justice-and-law/domestic-violence

In Ireland: 1800 341 900 or https://www.womensaid.ie/

In Australia: 1800RESPECT or https://www.1800respect.org.au/

In South Africa: 0800 150 150 or https://lifelinesa.co.za/

In Nigeria: 0 8000-333-333 or https://lagosdsva.org/

In Colombia: call 155 or http://www.equidadmujer.gov.co/consejeria/Paginas/linea-155.aspx

For other countries, this link can help you search for the kind of help you need:

https://findahelpline.com/

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Hello, Crime Family. Have a seat, and let's get into Episode 96.

Frank Tranter was a 74-year-old retired man living in the Lion Farm Estate in West Midlands, England. His health was seriously failing him, he was nearly blind, and he lived alone in his semi-detached bungalow. All he wanted to do was listen to music and wave at his neighbors out the window. But, no. Along came a group of no-goods who had to take those little pleasures, and everything else, away from Frank.

Our survivor this episode is Monti Niccolo, a 22-year-old who loved hunting, fishing, and California wilderness camping. Wilderness camping can be dangerous if you don't know what you're doing, but Monti did. He knew very well how to take care of himself. So when he came across two people who had deadly intentions, Monti had to call upon his will to survive. And survive, he did!

My announcement in this episode is that I'm going to be releasing only one episode per month, because I just don't have enough time to research, write, record, edit, and produce more than that on top of my day job and my fixer-upper house. But if I find that i have the time, I will put out some extras now and then.

Thank you for joining me here at the True Crime BnB, and I hope to see you back next time for Episode 97!

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Time Stamps:

00:00:00 Intro

00:01:29 Frank Tranter

00:18:25 Survivor Monti Niccolo

00:28:00 Wrap-up

00:29:04 Outro

0:29:09 Bloopers

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Hello and welcome back for Episode 95. Apologies for the delay in releasing this episode; if you follow me on Instagram you know I was traveling and came home with a stray 4 week old kitten, so lately I've been all about toys, kitten food, and counting the scratches all over my skin.

This week I am covering the frustrating case of the murder of Holly Palmer, which took place in Granbury, Texas in November, 1988. Holly was an amazing, ambitious 23 year old and seemingly had only one person who would have had any problems with her. It seems that police and Holly's family all have a strong suspicion of one particular person. So why, then, has no one ever been brought to justice for her horrible murder?

Our survivor this week is an anonymous teenager out of Gwinnett County, Georgia, and her story shows what a strong, courageous young woman she is. She was only 15 when she was groomed on Snapchat by an older male, and she barely survived their first meeting, But she saw him again two years later when she saw him sentenced to 30-to-life for what he did to her.

One question this case raises is how someone is a relatively normal YouTuber wannabe, and 10 months later he's a child rapist and attempted murderer? Regardless of what brought about his transition to a monster, we are here to celebrate the survivor. So, even though we don't know her name, we are sending every good vibe in her direction.

Thank you for stopping back today. Please take care of yourselves, and I'll see you back here in two weeks.

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Time Stamps:

00:00:00 Intro

00:01:50 Holly Palmer

00:31:59 Gwinnett County, Georgia Survivor

00:42:39 Wrap-up

00:43:41 Outro

0:43:56 Bloopers

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Look for episodes from True Crime BnB about every other week, still on Fridays.

. . .If you enjoy the show, please share my episodes on social media--that's the greatest way to help me find new listeners.

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