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A Sprinkle of Sugar, A Dash of Murder
Childhood friends Kasey and Emily host a True Crime podcast with an element of baking. Each week we start with sharing a recipe for a sweet treat Kasey bakes, then dive into a case! Join us for a mix of something sweet and sinister!
In 1986, the world was shocked by the explosion of a reactor core at Chernobyl; a nuclear power plant. But the world was mostly in the dark as Russian government attempted to cover up the Ukrainian disaster. The denial would lead to disastrous consequences for the citizens and one of the most famous criminal cases of negligence.
In 2013, a man who went boating goes missing. As the search goes on, the boat is found but not a body. The question becomes where is Pat Mullins and what happened to him?
The abduction of Jan Broberg warns everyone that you may never truly know what someone is capable of; even a best friend. A close friend of the Broberg family, Robert Berchtold is a seemingly normal guy with a loving wife and five daughters of his own. But he soon becomes obsessed with the Broberg's oldest daughter, Jan. Jan is only twelve years old when she is kidnapped but her story gets stranger as she is taken not once, but twice.
As the years go by, a new suspect and new thread of murders begin to be revealed. But is it the same killer from the 70s murders? The police start to finally make connections between the murders and a survivor's story helps make a break.
In 1984 a body is found on Calder Road in Galveston, Texas. Originally thought to be one murder becomes multiple as more bodies in the same area continue to be found. The open, non residential land is known as 'The Killing Fields'. The murders trace all the way back to 1971 as the hunt for a new serial killer begins.
Darya Nikolayevna Saltykova was a noblewoman of Russia who lived in the 1700s. She had everything she could want, money, land and power. But Darya liked to abuse her power over her serfs so much so that she would later be called 'The Tormentor'. Her brutal treatment of her serfs gained attention from the Empress herself, Catherine The Great. This case became a turning stone of the new 'Enlightened Russia' for nobles under Catherine The Great's rule.
We are back for a new season! This week Emily and guest cohost Cathrine talk about the fall of NFL star Aaron Hernandez. The Patriots player was accused of murder in 2013 which led to discovering a mysterious double murder in 2012.
As we go into season 3, please enjoy some of our dumb, no thoughts, no brain cells moments from Season 2!
The case of the Rostov Ripper was a groundbreaking and historic case that happened in the 70s and 80s. The Rostov Ripper is to this day Russia/ Ukraine's most prolific serial killer. So why is his name not widely known elsewhere? The politics, beliefs and lack of media/investigation training in the Soviet Union play a large part in this case and why it is so important to criminal history along with the brutal nature of the murders.
We conclude our Jack the Ripper case by going through some of the top suspects. Of the 80 arrests and many, many theories, some had merit and some ridiculous. There is a possible connection between American serial killer H.H. Holmes and an outrageous idea the author of 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland' was involved among the suspects.
In part 3 of Jack the Ripper, we talk about the traumatic and devastating death of Mary Kelly, the final victim. However, the Whitechapel Murders does not end with her and there were other strange deaths that were suspected Ripper kills.
In part two of 'Jack the Ripper' we talk more about the mysterious letters that were sent to the police and reporters of the time. The letters were signed Jack the Ripper but there is debate if they were truly from the murderer. The number of murders grows leading to a strange and unlikely double homicide.
One of the most famous serial killers of all time is also one of the most elusive and mysterious: Jack the Ripper. In 1888, a series of murders and horrible mutilations of women were committed by a killer who liked the spotlight yet was never found. In part one of case, we detail the early attacks and murders from the case files on 'The Whitechapel Murders'.
In part 2 of 'The Yorkshire Ripper', the police finally make their first arrest in the five years the case has been going on. The public fights back and the entire basis and criminal profile of the killer is flipped on its head before the case comes to a close.
This week we travel back to the 70s to talk about one of England's most notorious and frightening killers: The Yorkshire Ripper. Over the next few weeks, we are going to cover the cases of killers who have been deemed 'rippers' and what exactly that means. We start not with the original ripper, Jack the Ripper, but with the killer who fashioned himself after Jack in the modern day.
In the final episode of our macabre animals series, Kasey tells us what the ten most deadly animals are and what makes them deadly to humans. Emily then gives facts about one of the most deadly animal attacks in history and some unlikely deadly animals.
This week Kasey tells the strange story of two lions called 'Ghost in the Darkness'. In 1898, while the British were trying to build a bridge for a new railroad in Tsavo, two man eating lions terrorized the workers. Lt. Colonel John Henry Patterson leads the search for the lions and scientists over a hundred years later are still trying to find clues to their unnatural behavior.
Our first episode in the new series 'Killer/Strange Animals' focuses on the weird story of the 'Cocaine Bear'. The case of this drug run gone wrong that happened in the 80s inspired the events of the new horror/comedy film 'Cocaine Bear' that just came out. We talk about what happened on this drug run, how a bear became involved and how the true story compares to the wild film.
Episodes will now be released on Fridays!
In 2013, a hitchhiker named Kai became an unlikely hero to a woman under attack. Kai's interview after the incident made him an overnight sensation; going viral and becoming a lovable carefree spirit. But as the world became more obsessed with Kai, those closest began to think he was not what he seems and was dangerous. And then Kai gets involved in a murder case but not as a hero, as a suspect.
In 2018, a sleeping bag with human remains in it was found on the side of an interstate. David Carter was murdered and left behind by his girlfriend Tamera Williams. Despite the evidence against her, Tamera had a way of dodging police.
The Cell Block Tango and the jazzy female criminals singing 'he had it coming' were made famous from the hit musical 'Chicago' but the two leading ladies were made famous by real life women. Reporter Maurine Watkins visited Murderess Row in the Cook County Jail in Chicago, 1924. She wrote down the stories of four women accused of murdering their boyfriends/husbands and immortalized them by turning them into characters in her play. The true crimes they committed and the crazy, 'razzle dazzle' trials of jazz age crime are what captivates audiences to this day.
Charles Cullen was a respected, well liked and by all accounts, good nurse. His coworkers thought he was talented, kind and helpful to his patients. But detectives are able to connect Charles to a string of suspicious deaths of recovering patients from hospital to hospital. Nurse Amy Loughren helps detectives catch him before he 'ends suffering' at another hospital.
For a whole decade, a prank caller pretending to be a police officer terrorized employees of fast food restaurants across America. By pretending to be an officer, the caller would get unsuspecting managers to conduct strip searches on 'a suspect' that escalated into sexual assault on the young victims. It went on for a decade until two detectives were finally able to make way in the case.
In the last part of the 'Victim F' case, Aaron and Denise finally see justice as they push for Matthew Muller to get the ultimate sentence for his crimes against them. We see their lives as time passes and what they are doing now.
In part three of the 'Victim F' case, Denise and Aaron reunite and attempt to get their lives back on track. A new detective, Misty Caruso, helps in an investigation that finally identifies the 'Voice' and makes him the prime suspect rather than Aaron and Denise themselves.
In part two of the case called 'Victim F', Denise spends another day as a hostage before finally finding her way home. But she becomes aware of the struggle her and Aaron will have to face. The police still believe the two of them are suspects rather than victims and the accusations only get worse.
In their book 'Victim F' Denise Huskins and Aaron Quinn write about the details of the most horrific time of their lives. When Denise is kidnapped, Aaron is left to try to convince the police to find her, but the police believe Aaron murdered her. In this first part, we talk about how Denise was kidnapped and the beginnings of the police 'investigation'.
In the last episode of A Sprinkle of Sugar, a Dash of Murder, we discuss the mystery of two 'unsolved' strange cases. The first is about the Dyatlov Pass, where 9 experienced mountain hikers all died in a gory, horrific and unexplained manner that leads to theories of radiation poisoning, avalanche or even the Yeti. The second is about a ship called the Ourang who sent an SOS message but the entire crew was found dead. At the end of the episode, we are premiering our trailer for our new podcast, 'Macabre Minds'!
From here on out, you can find us under the name 'Macabre Minds' but our episodes from A Sprinkle of Sugar, a Dash of Murder will still exist!
Formerly 'A Sprinkle of Sugar, a Dash of Murder'
Anna Hahn grew up in a well off family in Germany with her whole life ahead of her. She was young, beautiful and had a young son whom she loved. But when she moved to America in the 1929, she was no longer the sweet girl who was her mother's favorite. Anna became the first woman in Ohio to be put in the electric chair for her serial murders of her boyfriends.
This week we are revisiting a case we covered last year. Lori Vallow Daybell's missing children made national news last year as the search for them continued even as she and her boyfriend Chad Daybell seemed uninterested in the children's whereabouts. In this episode, we retell the story with more facts, surprising details and updates with where Lori and Chad are now.
When a woman's body is found on the side of the road, she is identified as Tonya Hughes. But when it is discovered that was not her real identity, detectives start down the rabbit hole of who this woman was, who killed her and what happened that led to her murder.
In 2013, Kathy Bates played the evil New Orleans socialite Madame Delphine LaLaurie in American Horror Story: Coven. Although the character had many embellishments and false storylines, Madame LaLaurie was a very much a real person. Living in the height of society in 1834, Madame LaLaurie becomes the most hated woman in New Orleans in a single, terrible night. Her mansion of terrors still stands on Royal Street in the French Quarter and this week, we will talk about why her home is a stop on any haunted tour.
Dorothea Puente was a woman who was loved by her community for her charitable deeds, giving nature and generous donations. But she was secretly capable of theft, poisoning and murder. Dorothea took in people with no family and was able to pass as the 'friendly grandma' until someone finally asks questions.
Slenderman is a horror character that blew up in 2009 and inspired a video game and hundreds of stories and posts. In 2014, two twelve year old girls who were inspired by Slenderman took an obsession too far when they were inspired by Slenderman to attack another classmate.
Marilyn Monroe was the icon of the 50s and darling of the nation. She is remembered today for her beauty, her singing and her iconic films. But what many people don't remember is that she was in the middle of a political scandal that may have led to her death. Officially declared a suicide, the manner of death is speculated to this day with rumors of murder, a hit from the mob or assassination by the FBI for her association with the Kennedys.
This week's recipe is posted on our Instagram: @sprinklesugardashmurderpod
This week Kasey takes the reigns and tells us the story of legendary outlaws Bonnie and Clyde! Their crime spree rocked the nation in the Great Depression era and they are still talked about as one of the most famous couples and criminals of all time.
Recipe for this week is on our Instagram @sprinklesugardashmurderpod
This week we are talking about one of America's most infamous serial killers: Jeffrey Dahmer. Jeffrey Dahmer was a seemingly normal kid who kept dark secrets from his fellow students. But he would eventually escalate into a monster still talked about for his taboo interests and methods.
This week we discuss the true crime documentary Keep Sweet: Pray and Obey. We discuss victim and ex member stories from their time in The Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (FLDS). The church turned dark when leader Warren Jeffs took control and started trafficking boys and girls for labor and sex.
Yo ho, me hearties! This week, we are telling the tale of the real pirates of the Caribbean. In 1714, it was the midst of the Golden Age of Piracy and privateers were discovering new ways to get rich; robbing merchant vessels. We cover the stories of some of the most famous pirates in history, how the Golden Age of Piracy ends and tell just how accurate the Pirates of the Caribbean movies are.
We are back! This week we are covering the case that Netflix called 'Evil Genius' but was given the moniker 'The Pizza Bomber' in 2003. It started as a bank heist that had many odd turns and questioned 'who was the mastermind?'
Marie Dean Arrington was a woman who spent her entire adult life as a criminal. She was a thief, a forger and eventually a murderer. This case takes place in Florida back in the 60s and made Marie the 2nd woman on the FBI's Most Wanted List.
Our last episode in our mini medical series is led by Kasey! She tells the story of Kelly Ronahan, who became internet famous for her mysterious illnesses. This week we talk about a new phenomenon in the medical world via the internet and Kelly's strange case.
"When a doctor does go wrong he is the first of criminals. He has nerve and he has knowledge." -Sherlock Holmes
The second case in our Doctor/Medical series is about serial killer neurosurgeon, Dr. Christopher Duntsch. Or as he is more commonly known, Dr. Death. Dr. Duntsch performed 33 surgeries with disastrous results. He mutilated, maimed and killed patients with no consequences for many years, leading to an investigation not just into him, but the medical community.
In part 2 of Dr. Cream's case, we flashback to Cream's earlier crimes in North America. Inspector Jarvis looks into what happened with Cream in London, Ontario in Canada, Chicago and Garden Prairie, Illinois. We find out what landed him in prison in Illinois and how he managed to get out to continue on to the UK.
For the next couple of weeks, we are doing a mini series on murderous doctors. To kick this series off, we are talking about Victorian serial killer, Dr. Thomas Neill Cream. In the first part of two, we talk about Cream's crimes in the UK before talking about his international crimes in part 2.
This week we are talking about an infamous pair of sisters, Raya and Sakina. The sisters opened a brothel in Alexandria, Egypt during WWI. What started as a business for the sisters eventually turned much more sinister in 1919.
This week our case takes place in Schull, Ireland. This West Cork case about a murdered French woman on holiday in a quiet, countryside town has many twists and turns as it takes over two decades to try and uncover the truth.
For the first time ever, Kasey graces us with her storytelling skills! She unveils the story of the famous San Jose mansion 'The Winchester Mystery House' and its equally famous and mysterious owner, Sarah Winchester.
This week we talk about the many legends and resident ghosts haunting Illinois' oldest cemetery, Bachelor's Grove.
An ordinary family in Nantes, France suddenly is massacred in 2011. The family were aristocrats who simply vanished in April following the sudden arrival of strange letters and a mystery that lasts to this day.
This week we are discussing a recent case from Georgia. The case spans from 2020 to just over a month ago, November, 2021. The Lanz brothers, Matthew and Austin, each commit their own crimes that tie together by the end of these strange and sad events.
In Part 2 of 'The Raincoat Killer', we finish the story of one of South Korea's most prolific serial killers. We pick up from what happened after killer Yoo Young-Chul escaped from the police and how the police solved the case.
This week we are going global and talking about our first case from South Korea. The 'Raincoat Killer' was a serial killer in the early 2000s who was baffling for his changing MOs, bizarre murder weapon and gruesome crime scenes. This episode is part 1 of 2!
This week hits a little closer to home for us as we discuss a local haunt from our childhood, Manteno State Hospital. For us, it was the creepy abandoned insane asylum kids dared each other to go into, but we learn so much more about its sad and disturbing history from its inception in the 1930s. This week, we are mixing personal stories and historical fact; with, of course, a recipe!
We mess up... a lot. Over the past year, there have been countless laughs and bloopers. Here are six minutes of them from Season 1 of A Sprinkle of Sugar, a Dash of Murder!
After a killer starts terrorizing women in broad daylight in front of their homes in Ann Arbor, MI, the news began calling him 'The Sunday Morning Slasher'. This killer crossed state lines and despite being caught and confessing to almost 80 murders, he almost was let off free... This week we cover this case and share a recipe for Belgium Waffles!
In the tail end of the 1800s, Lizzie Halliday made headlines for her baffling behavior. She was an arsonist, a murderess and possibly insane. It is still debated to this day if her strange rantings and random acts of violence were true or fake. Was she insane or very good at faking it?
We share a recipe for a snack from down under as we cover another case from Australia. Tina Watson and her new husband Gabe had a fun scuba diving honeymoon planned until Tina's lifeless body is found on the sea floor.
Chicago is home to many ghosts and legends but one of our most famous spirits is Resurrection Mary. Resurrection Cemetery is in the west suburbs along the equally famous and haunted 'Archer Ave'. Today we talk about the legend of Resurrection Mary and who she may have been in real life.
Season 2! We are back and kicking off our second season with Ted Bundy! This week Kasey makes steak and eggs (his last meal) and we discuss the case and his bizarre trial where he attempted to defend himself. We also talk about the two Netflix films; an adaptation and a documentary about him and how each film shows a different side of the case.
Netflix: Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile (starring Zac Efron and Lily Collins)
Netflix: The Ted Bundy Tapes (Documentary with the two reporters who captured his confession)
The 10th anniversary of 22 July, Norway's biggest terrorist attack, is this week. On the podcast we talk about what happened that day, the trial of terrorist Anders Behring Breivik, and most importantly, survivor stories. We reference and fact check the Netflix film '22 July' and tell the incredible story of survivors and brothers Viljar and Torje Hanssen. End of Season 1!
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The Harpe Brothers, dubbed 'America's First Serial Killers' were a brutal pair of murderers in the late 1700s. They fought in the American Revolutionary War but were far more bloody and sadistic than being soldiers. Our episode this week tells their gruesome tale and we share a recipe for biscuits and gravy.
The Eyeball Killer was active in Dallas, Texas in the early 90s. He gets his infamous name from taking the eyes of the women he killed. But when Charles Albright is arrested for the murders, there are some who say he didn't do it. Join us as we discuss this case and share a recipe!
We go back in time to late 1500s- early 1600s to talk about the most infamous female serial killer of all time- Countess Elizabeth Bathory. Born into a very powerful and famous Hungarian/ Transylvanian family, Elizabeth grew up in a violent time period and turned into a violent adult herself. We discuss the social, political and historical context of her crimes and life and share a recipe for a Blood Orange Sunrise!
This week we are covering a Brazilian case on the serial killer known as 'The Park Maniac'. His killings happened in the late 90s in Parque do Estado outside the city São Paulo. Kasey shares a Brazilian recipe for Mango Cream!
We are changing it up this week by trying something new! This week both Kasey and Emily give and discuss true crime facts such as last meals, weird laws, famous last words, forensic/DNA facts statistics and more! Kasey also shares a recipe for buffalo sauce chicken sandwiches.
This week, new details about the case of Lori Vallow/Daybell and Chad Daybell broke over the news! With this new development, we go over the case of Lori's missing children and what happened leading up to their disappearance and share the new details. We will continue to update future episodes as more information comes out.
Cheshire, Connecticut was shocked with the murders of the Petit Family in the summer of 2007. The HBO documentary film we talk about this week, 'The Cheshire Murders', covers what happened the day they were murdered, the police cover ups and an in depth look into the families and criminals in this case.
In California, 1980s, nurse Sherri Rasmussen is murdered in her home. The investigation led police to look into a string of burglaries gone wrong in the area. The case goes cold, but 15 years after her murder, police find a surprising lead...
Our first of two episodes this week!
This week we are covering a serial killer from Russia, Alexander Pichushkin. We discuss his murders from 1992 to 2006, how he was going for a national record and share a recipe for salted butterscotch chocolate pretzel cookies.
This week we are covering the disappearance of Lena Chapin, whose case features in an episode of Netflix's 'Unsolved Mysteries'. We talk about the murder of her stepfather and how that led to her vanishing in 2006; also playing clips from her confession tape.
Rebel Without a Cause (1955) and The Exorcist (1973) were both critical and commercial hits at the time of their theatrical runs. They are both remembered today as Oscar winning/ nominated films and one of the bests of their genres. But they have also gone down in history as two 'cursed films' because of the tragic, bizarre and mysterious deaths and circumstances that occurred on and off their sets. We also share a recipe for chocolate cake that James Dean eats in his iconic film.
This week is a weird one! In the 1580s, in Bedburg, Germany, a strange string of tragic events was occurring. The town was haunted by religious persecution, Black Plague, invading armies... and women, children and cattle being killed by a murderous werewolf. Or was it?
Israel Keyes was caught in 2012 for an 18 year old girl's murder in Anchorage, Alaska. This week we go over the search for Keyes throughout a few states and the trail of other mysterious murders attributed to him.
In 2018, a seventeen year old girl jumped out of a window in her own home to escape her abusive parents David and Louise Turpin. This week we discuss the Turpin's strange life and how they came to keep their 13 children captive for decades.
Serial killer Gordon Northcott was born in Canada in 1906. He would grow up to move to Wineville, California and bring a string of terrible events to the USA. His story is full of disappearing children, bizarre lies and a mother/son murdering duo. Some of the events in this case also inspire the 2008 film, The Changeling. Along with the facts, we give a recipe to a Canadian dish, poutine!
This week we are covering an infamous case from Australia! Katherine Knight is one of Australia's most gruesome killers. We go over her tumultuous childhood, abusive relationships and everything that led to the brutal murder of her boyfriend John Price. As always, we share a recipe as well!
This week we cover the last episodes (3 and 4) of Netflix's documentary series, 'The Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer'. Join us to find out how detectives Gill Carrillo and Frank Salerno, along with San Francisco PD and amazing group of civilians, put an end to a summer of terror in L.A ,1985.
Netflix's new documentary series 'The Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer' covers the infamous Night Stalker case that haunted L.A. in 1985. This week we cover episodes 1 and 2 of the show and go over our thoughts on the the case and the documentary while sharing a recipe for minty mango mojitos.
Belle Gunness arrived in Chicago in 1881 and began a long history of crime and murder that would later give her the nicknames 'Hell's Princess' and 'Lady Bluebeard'. Her farm in La Porte, Indiana became known as the murder farm but her end is a very bizarre and puzzling mystery to this day. This week we go over this insane case and share a recipe for chocolate turtles!
This week we cover the case of the two murderous brothers, Bryan and David Freeman. We discuss how they made the drastic change of coming from a loving, religious home to killers in the 90s. We share a recipe for a fun, tasty drink as well!
Angela Simpson is considered one of the coldest and remorseless women who have committed murder. In 2009, she killed Terry Neely and became famous for her heartless, straight forward confessions/interviews about it. In this episode, we will go over the case, play clips from one of her famous interviews and unpack her seemingly cold words. Kasey shares a recipe for donuts this week!
In 1978, hundreds of people committed suicide in the South American jungle at Jonestown. In this episode, we discuss the rise of cult leader Jim Jones, his bizarre practices and what led to the tragedy at Jonestown and prompted the saying 'don't drink the Kool-Aid'. Kasey shares a recipe for a rainbow Jello mold and explains how it relates to the case.
In 2015, Dee Dee Blanchard was found dead in her bed with her very sick daughter Gypsy missing. The search for what happened to Dee Dee and Gypsy leads to a shocking revelation. We discuss the bizarre twists and lies of this unique case while comparing it to the documentary Mommy Dead and Dearest and the dramatized TV show about it, The Act. Kasey shares a recipe for lemon cupcakes; listen to find out how cupcakes tie into the case!
This week we visit the infamous city of New Orleans and tell three stories of legendary NOLA vampires. We tell the stories of Comte St. Germain, the Carter Brothers and the Urseline Convent Casket Girls. Kasey also shares a 'bloody' recipe of homemade tomato soup!
Christmas Eve, 2008, the Ortega family was celebrating the holiday when a man dressed in a Santa suit came into their home firing a gun and leaving the house in flames. Kasey and Emily also enjoy homemade hot chocolate and share the recipe for this Christmas treat.
In 2014, a dream home turned into a nightmare for a New Jersey couple. The Broaddus family received a series of odd and frightening letters from a mysterious person claiming to be watching them known only as 'The Watcher'. This week Kasey also makes a Dutch winter dish called Hutspot!
This week is the first case we are covering that is from a movie/TV series. We go over the Netflix documentary American Murder- The Family Next Door, a case about the Watts Family murders. We review the documentary and talk about the disappearance and murder of Shanann, Celeste and Bella Watts in 2018. Kasey also shares a recipe for Sprite Pancakes!
We are also very excited that this is our first episode with brand new audio equipment and we hope you enjoy a much better sound this week!
This week it is Thanksgiving, so we are having a festive dish of cheesy carrots and discuss two murder cases that happen on the Thanksgiving holiday. Our two cases this week are on Joel Michael Guy and Paul Merhige.
In the 1890s, H. H. Holmes was taking advantage of Chicago's World's Fair to bring people to his infamous murder hotel. In part 2 of his story and crimes, we will find out what led to his downfall and enjoy banana muffins!
In the Wild West circa 1870s, a family of four becomes America's Murder Family... This week we enjoy Bloody Marys as we talk all about the story of The Bloody Benders! (Featuring Little House on the Prairie)
In this episode, Kasey and Emily go over Part 1 of "America's first serial killer", H. H. Holmes! For this Chicago based case, we will share the recipe for homemade Chicago pizza as well!
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In the first episode of A Sprinkle of Sugar, a Dash of Murder, Kasey and Emily discuss the case of three murdered women at Starved Rock State Park in their home state of Illinois. We also will be sharing our first recipe for a delicious meal!
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