Georgia Hardstark
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4,112 appearances
38 recordings
2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Feb 2025
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And he runs up, pushes that woman over, grabs the little girl and jumps into a car and drives away. Oh, no. The social worker actually ran after and grabbed onto the back bumper of the car for like a little bit trying to do something about it. But don't worry. He was he lived for this little girl. He just wanted her in his life. He wasn't going to harm her in any way. I know that.
everyone in this documentary says it like they would never he worshipped her and it and he he she was everything to him and they and he got caught two weeks later okay so the but there was he he had set up a new identity um in baltimore that's where he was going to become chip smith a professional yacht captain and catamaran designer But he got caught immediately. He was in 2009.
He was convicted and sentenced to four to five years for abducting his daughter and two to three years for the assault on the social worker who did get injured by that SUV driver. That he had waiting. But we'll circle back around now because in 1994, the new owners of the Sohus' house in San Marino were digging to build a new pool. Uh-oh. And they found two bodies.
Deep, deep underneath the ground in the backyard at the Sohus' house. And it was... The family members said the bones matched Jonathan Sohus' general description, but he was adopted. So they couldn't do a family DNA match.
But she's kind of a loser.
But then he finds love in a six-foot redhead. And they're kind of this mismatched couple that are making it happen. And then she thinks he just leaves her.
So forensic evidence showed that the victim, who is Jonathan, had been struck in the head two times with a rounded blunt object, then stabbed six times. Holy shit. His body had been cut into three parts, and the body parts had been put into book bags from the University of Wisconsin. Fuck. And from USC, where Chris...
Clark all these people he had actually sat in on film classes never registered as a student but he used to go to USC and go to classes he just wasn't actually a student and so that circumstantial evidence combined with the fact that he was arrested driving Jonathan's truck in Greenwich basically convicted him of murder sorry there was only one body buried in the backyard they never found Linda Linda
Where do you think she is? Well, the police suspect that Clark had an affair with Linda. Oh, no. Because basically he Clark thought he was in with Didi and thought that he was going to get her money and get the house and be in San Marino and like have his life. Yeah. And then Jonathan and Linda were basically what were standing in the way of that.
And I think, and he thought, you know, I'll get, this is just this crazy old drunk lady. I'm going to get her to sign everything over to me. And then I'm going to have the life I want. And then Linda and Jonathan are just like, you need to move out of here. And basically that's where it started. So he, the theory is that he tried to break them up as a couple and then he murdered Jonathan. Yeah.
Yeah, she's dead. Yeah. They just think that he brought the body somewhere else. That's so sad. I believe. Yeah. He was charged with Jonathan's murder. And the trial was in April of 2013. And he was convicted of first degree murder. And he's now in some weird jail, Ironwood Jail in Blythe, California. Wow. Can I see a photo of him? Yeah. Yeah.
It's so funny because when they talk about like that, he's good looking and stuff or that he had a way with the ladies. Nope. Well, let's see. Is he hot? I mean, to each his own. Oh my God, he's like a nerd. Well, and also when you see him talking, it's even worse. He's got no mouth. Because he kind of talks like this.
It's like somebody in a bad mustard commercial where you're like, why would you talk like that?
yeah like oh no where's his mouth he's just kind of um you know i'm sure he was insecure as a teen sure and all of that plus being really smart you know yeah just made up for i don't see him being a ladies man but good for him it's all in the brains brains brains brains brains brains Brains. We should thank Stephen. Yeah, thank you, Stephen. Our beautiful engineer who gave us microphone stands.
We usually do it after because stay sexy. Don't get murdered.
I recently listened to a podcast about this story. It was like one of those anthology podcasts. It was like a bunch of... It was almost like, here's a bunch of rich crimes or whatever. And then it was this guy is like, he isn't really rich, but it is... So I just recently kind of revisited this and it's just like, God, this is, it's just insane.
So after numerous denied appeals, Clark Rockefeller, quote unquote, was transferred to San Quentin in December of 2016. And so he's there now. He stays busy painting and he's a journalist for the San Quentin News. So with good time credits, he'll be eligible for parole in December of 2029. He'll be 68 years old if he gets paroled then.
And his daughter, Ray, has since changed her name and she lives a private life, which is good for her.
know each other I would think they do only because aren't the infamous killers like treated slightly differently yeah they're like held separately for some reason or get protection maybe if they might need it I don't know who knows shit I definitely don't know but that's yeah that's that's crazy observation so creepy
Okay, so this episode was originally titled, as we have said many times, The Fuckword Murder Mystery Show.
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