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Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast

Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast

By: Ray William Johnson
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 The Official Podcast of Ray William Johnson, storyteller and comedian. Tune in for the best stories of True Crime and Pop Culture.Ray William Johnson True Crime
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  • The Olympic Athlete Who Became a Drug Kingpin - The Ryan Wedding Story

    The Olympic Athlete Who Became a Drug Kingpin - The Ryan Wedding Story
    Mar 4 2026

    Ryan Wedding, a former Canadian Olympic snowboarder who competed in the 2002 Salt Lake City Games, transitioned from professional athletics to becoming one of North America's most wanted drug kingpins.
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    9 mins
  • He Steals Body Parts - The Jonathan Gerlach Story

    He Steals Body Parts - The Jonathan Gerlach Story
    Mar 3 2026

    Jonathan Gerlach, a 34-year-old former metalcore vocalist from Ephrata, Pennsylvania, was arrested in January 2026 for a massive grave-robbing spree that officials described as a "horror movie come to life." Following a months-long investigation and an anonymous tip, police caught Gerlach leaving the historic Mount Moriah Cemetery with a burlap sack containing human remains.
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    8 mins
  • He's Not Really Dead - The Ari Squire Story

    He's Not Really Dead - The Ari Squire Story
    Mar 2 2026

    In February 2008, facing massive debt and a Medicare fraud conviction, 40-year-old Lake Barrington contractor Ari Squire hatched a plan to fake his own death to collect on a $5 million life insurance policy. He lured 20-year-old Justin Newman to his home with the promise of a high-paying construction job, then murdered him and staged a horrific scene in his garage.
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    9 mins
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