• The Murder Police Podcast Introduction
    Aug 31 2020

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    An introduction to the latest in True Crime Podcasts: True Crime as told by the people that actually catch the killers. The Murder Police.

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    3 mins
  • Episode 0: Who are Wendy & David? | Part 1 of 2
    Sep 1 2020

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    Just who are Wendy and David?

    As the hosts of The Murder Police Podcast, we would love to share a little about who we are.

    Take a listen to these 2 episodes and learn about our careers, passions and even their miniature horses on The Murder Police Podcast Farm.

    We have no doubt we share the same loves and passions as our amazing audience.

    Sincerely,

    Wendy & David

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    28 mins
  • Episode 0: Who are Wendy & David? | Part 2 of 2
    Sep 1 2020

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    Just who are Wendy and David?

    As the hosts of The Murder Police Podcast, we would love to share a little about who we are.

    Take a listen to these 2 episodes and learn about our careers, passions and even their miniature horses on The Murder Police Podcast Farm.

    We have no doubt we share the same loves and passions as our amazing audience.

    Sincerely,

    Wendy & David

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  • The Murder of Haley McHone Part 1
    Sep 8 2020

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    The 1999 murder of 13 year old Haley McHone in Lexington Kentucky by rail-riding serial killer Tommy Lynn Sells. Part 1 details the initial efforts of the investigation, told by lead Homicide Detective Chris Schoonover.

    Show notes can be found HERE.

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  • The Murder of Haley McHone Part 2
    Sep 8 2020

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    The 1999 murder of 13 year old Haley McHone in Lexington Kentucky by rail-riding serial killer Tommy Lynn Sells. Part 2 discusses the identification of Sells and the interview of the suspect, told by lead Homicide Detective Chris Schoonover.

    Show notes can be found HERE.

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    33 mins
  • The Murder of Haley McHone Part 3
    Sep 8 2020

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    The 1999 murder of 13 year old Haley McHone in Lexington Kentucky by rail-riding serial killer Tommy Lynn Sells. Part 3 summarizes the prosecution strategy regarding Tommy Lynn Sells, discussed by Ray “The D.A.” Larson.

    Show notes can be found HERE.

    Transcript (please forgive minor errors):

    David:

    Warning, the podcast you're about to listen to may contain graphic descriptions of violent acts and injury. Listener discretion is advised.

    Wendy:

    Welcome to the Murder Police Podcast.

    Wendy:

    Well, we're back again. David, won't you tell me where we left off on episode two?

    David:

    When we finished that one we had just learned who the killer was and got amazing details from Detective Schoonover when he interviewed that serial killer, it was fantastic. And on this next episode what we're going to finish off with for this one is the legal process, a really good discussion about how this was handled through the court case, and inevitably what happened to Tommy Lynn Sells.

    Det. Chris Schoonover:

    With Tommy Lynn Sells, and people like him, you can't put your brain in their thought pattern because they don't don't think the same as every normal human being.

    David:

    Absolutely, absolutely.

    Ray:

    So did you arrest him?

    Det. Chris Schoonover:

    He was already arrested, so this is where you come in. I come back with the recorded, I would say admission, and with a swab of his DNA, and I present the case to your office.

    Ray:

    And you had assurance that he wasn't going to get out?

    Det. Chris Schoonover:

    Yes, he was in Texas, and he was charged with murder of a teenage girl and an attempted murder of a brave 10 year old, and we'll get to that later, hopefully you'll ask me about her. So I come back to you, I present the case to you, and much like another case that you handled you said, "Well let's see what Texas does, because I like their legal process. We'll talk to the family, see what's best for the family in this situation, and you'll get back with me, it's on you now." That's your exact words.

    David:

    It always is that way.

    Wendy:

    Well speaking of the girl, I have to, not ruin, but as I've told you, I've been so interested in this case ever since I learned about it, I just couldn't fathom a lot of the things that I had read in one of the books on him, and researching some of the stuff online, the videos of him and his interviews with various people. I found a video on that girl as a young adult, the 10 year old, and she described when he came in that room, you're right, she was hoping that he wouldn't see her, and he turned back to give one last look and that's when he caught her glance, and she said he just told her, "Get your hands up, move your hands," and she put them up by her head like he told her to do, and he just slit her throat and left.

    Wendy:

    And the interviewer asked her, "What was his demeanor?" And she said, "It was very flat." He had just no look in his eyes and he did it, he didn't seem angry, and she said, "I watched him kill my friend at the bottom of the bunk bed, and he had no expression, just none, and he slit her throat and walked off."

    David:

    Was he like that when you interview him, kind of flat, did he look

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  • The Murder of Trent DiGiuro Part 1
    Sep 22 2020

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    On July 14, 1994, University Kentucky football player Trent DiGiuro, was enjoying his birthday party at his home on Woodland Avenue in Lexington Kentucky, near the university.

    As he and a few friends were winding down on the front porch, a loud bang shattered the warm peace of the summer evening.

    Friends asked Trent what the sound was, and when he did not respond, they found him injured and unresponsive. After help was called and arrived, Trent was transported to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead within 30 minutes of arriving at the hospital.

    Part 1 of a 2-part series, offers then Sergeant Dan Gibbons, who was the sergeant of the Homicide Unit with the Lexington Police Department in 1994, describing the investigation from the supervisor’s perspective. Hear Dan reveal details that were never covered in the many national television shows and documentaries, as he walks listeners through a complex investigation, that took years to resolve.

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  • The Murder of Trent DiGiuro Part 2
    Oct 6 2020

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    On July 14, 1994, University Kentucky football player Trent DiGiuro, was enjoying his birthday party at his home on Woodland Avenue in Lexington Kentucky, near the university.

    As he and a few friends were winding down on the front porch, a loud bang shattered the warm peace of the summer evening.

    Friends asked Trent what the sound was, and when he did not respond, they found him injured and unresponsive. After help was called and arrived, Trent was transported to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead within 30 minutes of arriving at the hospital.

    Part 2 of a 2-part series, offers then Sergeant Dan Gibbons, who was the sergeant of the Homicide Unit with the Lexington Police Department in 1994, describing the investigation from the supervisor’s perspective. In this last installment for the case, a suspect is identified and prosecuted in the case, but that is not the only justice the DiGiuro family received.

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    41 mins