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Episode 230: Stonewall and The Unsolved Death of Marsha P. Johnson
Marsha P. Johnson was a trans woman and activist known for her outspokenness for LGBTQIA+ issues in the 70s and 80s. She was well known in her circles as a sex worker, performer, and activist in NYC. In early July 1992, Marsha was missing, and before long, her body was found floating in the Hudson River. Her death was initially ruled a suicide, though those closest to her argued it couldn’t be the case. After varying reports of men seen with Marsha the evening she went missing, some believe there could have been foul play.
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The Life and Death of Marsha P Johnson
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Episode 229: The Murder of Loretta Jones
Loretta Jones was just 23 years old when her body was discovered in her Carbon County, UT home in 1970. Her 4 year old daughter, Heidi, was the one who made the discovery. Heidi told her grandmother “Tom did it,” and while Loretta had dated a man named Thomas Egley, there wasn’t enough evidence to make an arrest. Loretta’s case remained cold and unsolved until, with Heidi’s prompting and her help, her killer was finally caught and prosecuted more than 40 years later. (TW: SA, violence, murder)
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Episode 228: The Bugs Bunny Defense
In 2007, Linda Duffy placed a frantic call to 9-1-1 claiming she’d accidentally shot her husband. Patrick and Linda had been married 18 years, and according to Linda, they often joked and played acting out some Looney Tunes skits. She claimed while she was joking, she aimed a gun at him, pulled the trigger, and to her surprise, it fired. Her defense became known as the Bugs Bunny defense.
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48 Hours
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/48-hours-the-bugs-bunny-defense-48-hours-investigates-the-shooting-death-of-patrick-duffey/
https://da.lacounty.gov/sites/default/files/press/042415_Woman_Sentenced_to_Prison_for_Fatally_Shooting_Husband_in_2007.pdf
https://mynewsla.com/life/2025/11/06/appeal-dismissed-in-case-of-woman-convicted-of-husbands-shooting-death/
https://www.casemine.com/judgement/us/690e2bb5330422c04f8a8b1a
https://patch.com/california/baldwinpark/conviction-upheld-husbands-shooting-death
https://moviedelic.com/patrick-albert-duffey/

Episode 227: The Bali Suitcase Murder
Heather Mack always had a contentious, chaotic relationship with her mother Sheila in which Heather was the aggressor. After dozens of 911 calls regarding abuse in the home, Sheila’s friends encouraged her to kick Heather out of their home. By 2014, Heather was 19 and dating a man named Tommy Schaefer, who Sheila disapproved of. She thought she and her daughter could reconnect on a vacation to Bali, Indonesia. Unbeknown to Sheila, Heather had used her credit card to purchase plane tickets for Tommy to join them on vacation. When Sheila’s body was discovered in a suitcase in the trunk of a taxi, police didn’t need to look far to find her killers. (TW: violence, DV, abortion)
DV Resources (US):
The Hotline: https://www.thehotline.org/
Call 1-800-799-7233 or text START to 88788
https://nrcdv.org/

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Episode 226: Viktoria Nasyrova
Viktoria Nasyrova is a Russian native who landed herself on interpol’s radar after allegedly committing a murder in Russia before fleeing to New York City where she attempted to murder at least one more. Viktoria had befriended Alla Aleksenko, her neighbor in Russia, and the two had grown close. When Alla stopped answering her daughter Nadia’s calls, flags were raised. Viktoria had taken off to NYC before charges were filed. Once there, she used poisoned cheesecake (you read that right) in the attempted murder of a Ukrainian lookalike, Olga Tsvyk, to steal her passport. Viktoria worked as an escort/dominatrix who would often sedate her clients before robbing them. It’s unknown what her murder count truly is.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZ1FM0gnyiM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2OjhgnmVMP0
Viktoria Nasyrova sentenced to 21 years for poisoned cheesecake murder attempt | CNN
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Era_of_Stagnation