Good Company in the Car: The Bigfoot and Murder and Everything Else Podcast

It's the holidays so this is just a fun throw away episode where Jack answers fan mail! Rather, ridiculous questions from Kevin. Happy thanksgiving from GCITC to you all!

Bizarrely, it would later be learned there was not one killer but two, and their crimes were not limited to the random killing of pedestrians at night...

Roberta Phillip's brother had not heard from her for nine days. When he called her home his brother in law Phillip informed him that she had died in Memphis on a trip to Graceland and that he left the body there. He couldn't recall any other details...

A woman in Indiana took pity on her son's friend who was struggling in life. Two lives were lost as a result...

A couple of friends were out driving around Christmas eve in South Carolina when a lone man flags them down and asks for a ride. What happens next is absolutely vile...

The crime that is taking place behind the fenced in property leads to the most insane interrogation footage we've ever seen! Cynthia Cdebaka, the self-proclaimed ghetto grandma...

Mary Rice was a single mother raising her children in Pensacola, Florida. Sure it was a tough life working at the Dollar General trying to make ends meet, but what Mary ended up doing is unforgivable...

A slew of bad checks written at cattle auction houses in central Missouri get traced to a group of homeless men who work at a local farm but authorities can't seem to find them. What was happening to them was more sinister than anything they imagined...

A woman taking her dog for a walk near Pensacola discovers a body wrapped in a tarp. Within hours the police had a suspect and boy oh boy the lies were coming fast and furious!

This episode comes with a whole barrel full of WTF? Was it immaturity? Was it simply evil selfishness? This one will have you scratching your head...

Crystal Perry and her 12 year old daughter Sarah were living a happy, simple life in Maine. Then one night, an intruder changed everything. It would take a dozen years and some luck to solve the vicious murder.

 

During the 1980's and early 90's, tourists in South Florida were being targeted by robbers at an alarming rate. In 1993 alone, eight international visitors were murdered in Dade County. The tide began to turn after a pair of thieves made the mistake of targeting Helga Luest, a young woman visiting from Germany.

This week it's Jack's turn. He chose the show where Kevin tried to explain to him how the War of 1812 came about. Amongst many confusing moments, at one point Jack had the French, not the British, burning down the White House. "There were croissants everywhere!"

 

Summer holidays are here so we are each selecting a favorite episode to repost. This week it's Kevin's turn. He's chosen that crazy homicide where the guy had three identities, and then there's the horrible tattoo, and on and on. Enjoy!

Karl Karlson did the unthinkable. All for a little bit of money...

A young woman is found brutally slain outside of Denver, Colorado. Almost four decades later and law enforcement, with a little help from Ancestory.com, final find the culprit.

Kevin recounts the story of a murder in his childhood hometown that literally took away the town's innocence. Wendy Cooper went missing in June, 1974. What happened after that shook the town to its' very core...

 

A horrifying murder in1993 leaves detectives baffled. A lone piece of DNA evidence is so small they fear they may destroy it without getting a profile. So they play the long game and wait for DNA science to evolve. It pays off, after ten long years...

There is a Bigfoot legend on every continent except Antarctica! From Yowie to Yeren, he's literally everywhere...

In downtown Macon in the 1950's, Annjette's restaurant was the one place everyone in town went to eat. People were drawn as much by the food as by the charismatic owner Annjette Lyles. Funny thing about Annjette though, those closest to her kept dying...