Albuquerque, New Mexico was the last place you wanted to be between 2001-2006, particularly if you were a dark-haired woman (ala Ted Bundy?). What originally started as a string of missing women reports, eventually led to one of the most prolific serial murderer cases in Albuquerque's recent history. This is a case that haunts Dorian and Alison, the victims' families, and our (local)  community...still to this day.

At an Atmosphere concert on July 16th, 2003, Marissa Mathy-Zvaifler's young life was tragically stolen. Following her death came an overdue jail sentence, bills passed in Marissa's name, and a haunting song by Atmosphere, called 'That Night'.

http://www.marissamission.org/marissa.html 

Educating Marissa Documentary

https://vimeo.com/242484018?fbclid=IwAR1rrQ_6gR2D-uOjnJuqtPpiC7nnihCsio8POYchjwdcvWQ2CN_etxuUzqs

On a quiet Monday afternoon in the summer of 1999, a woman could be seen running for her life down a dirt road of Elephant Butte, New Mexico. She was nude, bloodied from head to toe, and wrapped around her neck was a padlocked metal collar. This woman was Cynthia Vigil, and she would be the last victim of David Parker Ray, the Toybox Killer. 

https://www.trueconsequences.com/

https://www.fbi.gov/contact-us/field-offices/albuquerque/items-david-parker-ray

https://www.streetsafenewmexico.org/ 

Meddling kids, beware. Toybox Killer, David Parker Ray, makes watching any Rob Zombie film feel like a safe and warm walk through the park. Although it is suspected David Parker Ray is responsible for abducting, torturing and killing anywhere from 60 to 100 woman...ZERO bodies have been discovered in relation to David Parker Ray. In Part 1, we discuss the making of one of the most prolific sadist serial killers in recent history, and his freaky 'friend' group.

Cries in the Desert: The Shocking True Story of a Sadistic Torturer, by John Glatt

https://us.macmillan.com/books/9781429904711

Justice for Michelle Facebook Account

https://www.facebook.com/justiceformichelleoconnell

Statement by former Sheriff Shoar of St. Johns County Office

https://www.facebook.com/115008325189585/posts/sheriff-shoars-statement-regarding-the-latest-in-the-michelle-oconnell-caseon-ja/1194877850535955/ 

NY Times Investigatory Article 

https://www.nytimes.com/projects/2013/two-gunshots/index.html

Listen to more about Eli Washtock and Michelle O'Connell in Criminal Conducts Investigatory Podcast, Season 1.

http://criminalconduct.net/ 

Frontline Special

(Credit of 911 call recording and production to: PBS Frontline and NY Times)

https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/film/death-in-st-augustine/

Holster Retention Levels Explained

https://youtu.be/7v0YhoiVvQI

BAND SHOUT OUT’S!

Miss May I Merch

https://missmayimusic.com/collections/all?page=2 

Highly Suspect Band Page

https://www.highlysuspect.net/ 

In 1981, four bodies were found bludgeoned to death inside of 8763 Wonderland Ave. in the hills of Los Angeles, CA. The house was a known drug hot-spot where the Wonderland Gang lived and trafficked drugs out of. On the night of the gruesome murder, many neighboring houses heard screams of terror, but 911 was never called for help.

The Wonderland Murders are brought to you by a gaggle of characters including a Porn Star, a drug Kingpin and whole bunch of seedy personalities, as well as innocent and unsuspecting victims who were dragged along for the ride of their life, that was anything but a wonderland.

Crime Scene Walk Through

https://vimeo.com/1158214

Dawn Schiller Interview

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cWQQOmyc7I

Sharon Holmes Obituary

https://wonderland1981.com/2013/08/09/the-obituary-for-sharon-holmes/ 

In honor of ½ of this show (co-host, Dorian) turning 28 today, we are covering ‘The 27 Club’!!!

The number 27 has become an infamous, fickle little number (SPECIFICALLY) in rock n’ roll after BIG musicians: Brian Jones, Jim Morrison, Jimi Hendrix, AND Janis Joplin all died at the age of 27, back-to-back in a matter of just 3 years between 1969 and 1971. 

So obviously people took notice of this odd coincidence, and the term ‘27 club’ started getting thrown around a bit. But it wasn’t until 1994 when Kurt Cobain passed away at the age of 27, where all shit hit the fan and the term ‘27 Club’ stuck & became a huge phantom phenomenon.

We will light-snorkel-dive into a handful of the artists who made a significant mark in our world through their talents, but unfortunately also made way for a permanent ’27 Club’ residency.

Mia Zapata Case: Jesus Mezquia Court of Appeals records

STATE v. MEZQUIA | FindLaw