Post cases and cliffs with minimal spoilers for your fellow true crimecels misc. I've been addicted to this chit and have been listening to a bunch of podcasts. Here are a few that have had me hooked....especially the first one.

Jennifer Fergate Mystery

- Mysterious woman checks into a 5 star hotel in Oslow as Jennifer Fergate
- Is at the hotel for 3 days with the Do Not Disturb hangtag on her door
- After a few days hotel staff find her dead in her room with a single gunshot wound to her head
- Death ruled suicide but chit gets nuts after police begin to investigate

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Bryce Laspisa Disappearance

- Well adjusted 19 year old college kid starts acting weird one week over the summer
- Has a trip planned to drive home from school 7 hours away
- 7 hour drive turns to 30+ hour chitshow and ends up in no contact
- Brahs car is found flipped over and he has vanished.



What you got Misc?

The Oslow woman case shares striking similarities to the Somerton Man from 1948. Most notably, the tag removable from the clothing, fake name, inexplicable cause of death. (There was another one that was similar with a woman found out in the snow, but I can't remember that story as vividly).

I believe all of these people were spies. Seems to be common practice in the secret intelligence/espionage world.

Not really in mysteries as i prefer some closure on cases.

I started watching the Suspicious Minds series on ID.

"Everyone knows her name" episode got me hooked

ID has some great stuff OP

ID crew checking in

I know most people on here will be aware of Jim Can't Swim.

If not, this episode got me started on the channel. Great stuff.

I heard about that too as I was looking through chit about the case. Totally buy that. I think anyone who claims to think this was a legit suicide is either compliant or a fookin potato. Bare minimum logic if she killed herself like that she'd have spatter on her hand and a broken thumb. Chit is insane.I like closure too actually. First time I got addicted to this stuff was back in college when I was getting my Psychology credit. I took a class on the criminal mind and had to do an essay on the Ripper Murders. With that being my first addiction I'm a little more tolerant of no closure.

I'm definitely gonna check out Suspicious Minds.....hold these greens brahs.

Watching a lot of these mystery/true crime channels lately (Barely Sociable, Nexpo, ScareTheater etc).

Caught this gem last night. Runs through Ross Ulbricht's message logs when he was blackmailed on the Silk Road.

-kid disappears in plain sight in park where many other people disappeared under mysterious circumstances