True Crime Fanatics discussion

If you have any cases you wanna recommend, add them here and the Mods will either approve or disapprove of the case! If we disapprove of a topic you will be told a reasoning.

The Maggie Mueller/ Marguerite Alibert case pleaseeeeee?!!

Added!

Yayyy!!!

OKAY !!

>serial killers:
Toolbox killers
Green River Killer
Zodiac Killers
Robert Pickton.

>cults:
Ant Hill kids
Children of god
Heaven's gate

>Sections
maybe a recommendation, different topic genres? Like, you could have sections for serial killers, cults, cold cases, missing cases, etc.

i love the anthill kids those are good ideas! i'll make some topics and see what the other mods say about the folders!

Sweet- thanks ! :]

When you make the cases, you should include the story with each one! I dont know some of these.

I will! I may have to do some research on each one again but those are some of the cases I've been most interested in

Not a bad idea, I’ll asked the other Mods what they think!

[ Ollie ] wrote: "OKAY !!

>serial killers:
Toolbox killers
Green River Killer
Zodiac Killers
Robert Pickton.

>cults:
Ant Hill kids
Children of god
Heaven's gate

>Sections
maybe a recommendation, different topic g..."

The sections have been done! Hope they’re up to your standers!

Could we have something on The Black Dahlia or Jack the Ripper?

Ooh I have a book on the black dahlia I’ll make that in a bit

⋆✿Grace✿⋆ wrote: "[ Ollie ] wrote: "OKAY !!

>serial killers:
Toolbox killers
Green River Killer
Zodiac Killers
Robert Pickton.

>cults:
Ant Hill kids
Children of god
Heaven's gate

>Sections
maybe a recommendation,..."

thanks!!

Nimbus wrote: "Could we have something on The Black Dahlia or Jack the Ripper?"

I’ll do Jack The Ripper when I can!

Thank you for including some of the stories!

Tessie wrote: "Ooh I have a book on the black dahlia I’ll make that in a bit"

That sounds awesome- thank you!!

⋆✿Grace✿⋆ wrote: "Nimbus wrote: "Could we have something on The Black Dahlia or Jack the Ripper?"

I’ll do Jack The Ripper when I can!"

Thanks!

Can we do Vlad the Impaler?

Joe methany!

The Court of Appeals was unanimous in overturning the death sentence of Joe Roy Metheny, a Baltimore man who police say killed as many 10 people ...
After his wife and child left him in 1994, Joe Metheny embarked on a revenge spree in which he killed 13 people, though police have only ...

I can do Joe methany really quick, let me see if i can find some information on Vlad

I found a few may I recommend them as well?

of course

Albert Fish: Active during the early 20th century, Fish was an American serial killer, child molester, and cannibal. He would lure young children, primarily from marginalized communities, with false promises before killing and cannibalizing them. He was eventually caught after sending a taunting letter detailing his crimes to the family of one of his victims.
Andrei Chikatilo: Known as the "Butcher of Rostov," this Soviet serial killer was active between 1978 and 1990. He confessed to murdering, mutilating, and cannibalizing at least 52 women and children.
Issei Sagawa: This Japanese murderer killed and cannibalized a Dutch student in Paris in 1981. Despite his confession, Sagawa was declared legally insane in France and deported to Japan. Citing a lack of evidence, Japanese authorities were unable to legally detain him, and he was released from a mental institution. Sagawa later gained a degree of celebrity in Japan.
Armin Meiwes: The "Rotenburg Cannibal" gained notoriety for killing and eating a man he met online. The victim had responded to Meiwes' online advertisement seeking a voluntary victim to be killed and eaten. German authorities found Meiwes guilty of murder.

sorry I just love from stuff

I’ve heard of Albert Fish.

What sort of person wants to be a voluntary victim of cannibalism?!!! That’s as mentally unstable as the killer!

mhm

The Louvre Robbery!!!

Ophelia wrote: "The Louvre Robbery!!!"

Personally I don’t think the robbery is true crime but I can bring it up to the other mods just in case

The Dunbar Case? We started reading some stuff about it in ELA and it seems SUPER interesting but also confusing and a bit weird

🍂 🕯️ 🪐 Maddie 🪐 🕯️ 🍂 wrote: "The Dunbar Case? We started reading some stuff about it in ELA and it seems SUPER interesting but also confusing and a bit weird"

Is it the Bobby Dunbar case? A cold case?

jeffery dahmer, john wayne gacy, ted bundy
(oh and this one canadian/maybe australian serial killer dubbed mr. cruel). and maybe we could do a thing about creepy/lost media that y'all have seen

We’ve actually done Jeffery, John, and Ted already! (Just pick the serial killer folder and you’ll find them)
As for Mr.Cruel and a folder for creepy/lost media i’ll bring it up to the other mods!

⋆✿Grace✿⋆ wrote: "We’ve actually done Jeffery, John, and Ted already! (Just pick the serial killer folder and you’ll find them)
As for Mr.Cruel and a folder for creepy/lost media i’ll bring it up to the other mods!"

yipppppepeeeeeeeee

@Grace Yes, it’s the Bobby Dunbar Case, it’s TECHNICALLY unsolved (it’s a weird situation)

Could we add the 1994 case of Alison Botha and the mysterious death of Elisa Lam at the Cecil Hotel?

Ohh I love that idea! I'm a little behind on adding cases, but I will be sure to add them when I can!

Ooooh yeah! Cecil hotel!
Do you guys need another mod? I could help out!

Thank you so much for the offer! As of this moment we don't need another mod, but I'll send a broadcast if we ever need another person and you can apply for the position!

Mr. Cruel and Bobby Dunbar have been added!

Ok💜

Ed Gein:
Edward Theodore Gein (August 27, 1906 – July 26, 1984), also known as the Butcher of Plainfield and the Plainfield Ghoul, was an American murderer, serial killer, and body snatcher. His crimes, committed around his hometown of Plainfield, Wisconsin, gathered widespread notoriety in 1957 after authorities discovered that he stole corpses from local graveyards and fashioned keepsakes from their bones and skin. He also confessed to killing two women: tavern owner Mary Hogan in 1954 and hardware store owner Bernice Worden in 1957.

Gein was initially found unfit to stand trial and confined to a mental health facility. By 1968 he was judged competent to stand trial. He was found guilty of the murder of Worden, but was found legally insane and thus was remanded to a psychiatric institution.

Thank you so much for the information already! Saves me a lot of time! It has been added!

~Alastor~ ~His Horror Ver~ wrote: "Albert Fish: Active during the early 20th century, Fish was an American serial killer, child molester, and cannibal. He would lure young children, primarily from marginalized communities, with fals..."

So sorry that this is taking me so long but I shall add this today!

I totally recommend MrBallen's medical mystery podcast and Strange, Dark and Mysterious one!

Tessie wrote: "Ooh I have a book on the black dahlia I’ll make that in a bit"

omg in school, we had to do a project where we make a podcast, and one of the groups did this case!

Victim F:

Denise Huskins and Aaron Quinn were awoken from sleep when a group of armed men bound them and abducted Denise. Aaron called the police and told them what happened, but the police thought his story was unbelievable and they suspected Aaron killed Denise. Later when Denise was let go, the police thought the whole kidnapping was staged and blamed the entire event on Aaron and Denise. This case shows the abuse by law enforcement and corruption in the criminal justice system.

I recently got a book about this so I thought it would be fun to recommend it :)

Sydney wrote: "Victim F:

Denise Huskins and Aaron Quinn were awoken from sleep when a group of armed men bound them and abducted Denise. Aaron called the police and told them what happened, but the police though..."

Ohhhhh nice one! You can totally add that! You don't have to recommend as a mod you know that, I trust all my mods :)

The Laci Peterson Case (it’s on the Crime Junkie podcast) and it is solved

The Robert Fisher case (it’s on Crime Junkies) and it’s solved