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 Listen in as Stephanie and Olivia from the popular True Crime Society social media accounts chat about the latest cases taking the internet by storm.

In this casual and conversational podcast, the hosts breakdown timelines and go over the most popular (and sometimes ridiculous) theories. © 2021 True Crime Society Social Sciences True Crime
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  • Devil's Den Murders | Clinton & Cristen Brink

    Devil's Den Murders | Clinton & Cristen Brink
    Sep 10 2025
    Timestamp to skip straight to the case: (11:40)

    Clinton and Cristen Brink moved with their two young daughters from South Dakota to Arkansas in mid 2025. They moved for a fresh start and to be closer to family.

    On Saturday July 26, 2025, the family headed to the beautiful Devil’s Den State Park to hike and explore the area.

    While they were hiking, the family came across Andrew McGann. Andrew allegedly fatally attacked Clinton. Cristen took their daughters to safety before returning to try to help her husband. She was also then brutally murdered.

    Andrew has pleaded not guilty to two counts of capital murder. His trial is currently scheduled for November 2025.

    Terrifyingly, authorities have said that this appears to have been a totally random attack. No motive has been made public.

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  • Australian Dismemberment Cases | Tamika Chesser & Jessica Camilleri

    Australian Dismemberment Cases | Tamika Chesser & Jessica Camilleri
    Sep 4 2025
    Timestamp to skip the chat: (4:38)

    Tamika Chesser is a former reality star, best known for her appearance on ‘Beauty and The Geek.’ Over the past few years, Tamika’s family have said that she was struggling with her mental health.

    In June 2025, police were called to the home that Tamika shared with her partner, Julian Story, following reports of a fire. When they entered the property, some of Julian’s remains were found in the bathroom. His head was missing. Tamika was said to be in a catatonic state when she was taken into custody.

    Julian’s head was located in scrub by a man walking his dog in late July 2025.

    In July 2019, Jessica Camilleri was living with her mother Rita in Sydney, Australia. Jessica had a life-long history of mental illness. In the weeks prior to the murder, Jessica had decided to stop taking her medication and was opting to seek out natural alternatives.

    On the day of July 20, 2019, tensions between Jessica and Rita escalated. Rita lost control of her daughter and threatened to call authorities to have her taken to a facility.

    This enraged Jessica and she ended up stabbing her mother over 100 times. Jessica then decapitated her mother and carried the head down the street.

    When Jessica was arrested, she asked police "Can I ask, is my mum dead? Don't think I'm insane, but you can't bring her back to life?"

    You can read our blog for these cases here - https://truecrimesocietyblog.com/2025/09/01/the-cases-of-tamika-chesser-and-jessica-camilleri/

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    54 mins
  • The Candyman Murders | Serial Killer Dean Corll

    The Candyman Murders | Serial Killer Dean Corll
    Aug 20 2025
    Timestamp to skip intro chat: (2:15)

    In the early 1970’s, 42 boys vanished from the Houston Heights area of Texas.

    Dean Corll lived in the area and worked for the family company, Corll Candy Company. In 1970, he began a three-year killing spree, along with his accomplices David Owen Brooks and Elmer Wayne Henley.

    All of their victims were males, aged between 13-20. The three men tortured and abused their victims before viciously murdering them.

    Their rampage ended in 1973 when Elmer killed Dean following an altercation. He called police and said "Y'all better come here right now! I just killed a man!"

    Dean, Elmer and David have been conclusively linked to 29 murders.

    Read our blog for this case - https://truecrimesocietyblog.com/2025/08/17/dean-corll-and-the-candyman-murders/

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