STM-isms
Since we started listening several years ago I find myself using phrases from the show all the time such as:
Yay indeed
Let's go on a trip
You sir may fuck off
Casey Anthony's hallway
Is anyone else finding themselves doing this?
Since we started listening several years ago I find myself using phrases from the show all the time such as:
Yay indeed
Let's go on a trip
You sir may fuck off
Casey Anthony's hallway
Is anyone else finding themselves doing this?
How many episodes are you connected to? Live/lived in the town? Knew people mentioned? Etc
We live in Wheeling, West Virginia (episode 479 Born to Be Bad) and across the river from Bellaire, Ohio (episode 658 the dark prince of Belmont county). I know exactly where both houses are, knew lots of the names in the wheeling episode and had friends who went to school with the killer in the Bellaire episode. The killers in Episode 591 Best Friends Murder - Hudson Ohio were from my hometown growing up and I went to church with them.
Last week in Moundsville, West Virginia there was a double homicide and the perpetrator was shot by a sheriff's deputy.
Key points:
A 26 year old with a history of stalking females me the family at church. He asked permission to date their 16 year old daughter. They said no. He stalked her. They had court that morning about filing charges against him for stalking. The perp shows up at their house that night and shoots the wife (a local highschool teacher) through the window and kills her. He busts in a shoots the husband (former local teacher who was fired over suspicious behaviors with students). Their son dials 911 but doesn't speak. Perp grabs the daughter and holds a gun to her head on the porch. Sheriff's deputy with a rifle shoots the perp in the head and kills him.
I received an email yesterday from BR saying I now have vip status and they gave me a $75 bonus. I can't really find much information about what that means.
Any idea what I can expect?
The 2026 Investigation Discovery (ID) docuseries The Curious Case Of... features the story of Jean Stevens, a Wyalusing, Pennsylvania woman who kept the embalmed bodies of her husband and sister in her home for years. The episode, titled "The Corpse Who Came to Dinner" (Season 2, Episode 9), details how she lived with her deceased loved ones in her home.
Has the same town ever been featured twice for two different cases?
We do trade ins on select units at the dealer I work for. We don't take everything. Does anyone work at a dealership where they even take batteries on trade in?
Just curious. Never had anyone try here. Didn't know if anyone has ever seen this happen or not.