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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Yes, it must be true if it's being printed or it's being said by news people.
Yeah. You got to check your sources, even if the source is like... you know, a major fucking news outlet because, like, where did they get that information from?
Right. Exactly. And then we also talk about the Chandra Levy case and the fact that her, which you covered before in an earlier episode, and that her alleged killer has been released from jail based on new evidence. Oh, you covered it in episode 16 of MFM and Rewind. So listen to that if you want to.
Yeah. Yeah, I feel fine about the fact that I listen to it. I haven't done it in a while. There were times where like every couple weeks I would listen to the beginning just to be like fact check, like make sure that are we are we doing the right thing? You know, I would listen to my story if it was a story that was really like one of them that I was nervous about getting right.
I'd listen and just like reassure myself that it sounded not stupid.
But more and more I'm not able to listen anymore. to my own fucking voice anymore.
Put the mirror away. Yeah. Move on with your life. Yeah. Do your best.
okay so now we're going to get into georgia's story this is the durham family murders are you first this week you're first my first are you first uh i think yeah you did um what's your face last week and i think you went first i also don't care who goes first honestly at this moment i have absolutely no idea what happened last week okay you did um little baby karen didn't you
what is wrong with us is there a gas leak in my apartment we can't be that stuck up if we can't remember i don't think it's us being stuck up i think it's we have terrible memories yeah i think there's a gas leak in my apartment probably i definitely have a terrible memory any issue so do you want me to go first you want to go first um you go first okay i'm excited about this one because it's fucked up and i also really like finding ones that you don't know and i didn't know i found one that i didn't know purposely where'd you find it read it
I might have found like a link on the Facebook page as you do and then just went crazy. Oh, okay.
Well, I did what I always do and I go into the hometown. I go into our email and look up and like type to find if anyone has ever emailed us about it just so I can add that information in and no one has ever emailed us about this.
Who knows where I found it. Okay, this is the Durham family murders. Durham family. Durham. Okay. All right, I'm going to start with the murders. So on February 3rd, 1972, it's a stormy, snowy night in Boone, North Carolina.
And the bodies of Bryce Durham, 51, his wife, Virginia, 44, and their son, Bobby Joe, who was 18, were found crowded side by side, leaning across and into a filled bathtub with their heads under the water, submerged. There's a fucking photo. No. The autopsy established that though rope burns were evident on the necks of all three of the family members...
The father and son were alive when their heads were forced underwater. Wow, this really just kicked it off, didn't it? I don't know why I started with the fucked up part, but here we go. Well, no, no. I mean, look, you got to hook them in. Because the rest of the story I find amazing, and you'll see why.
So Virginia had been strangled to death before being plunged headfirst into the tub, but for some reason they still put her in there, or whoever it was. The bodies of Bryce and Virginia also exhibited blunt force trauma. Bryce had a skull fracture and Virginia's nose had been bloodied before her death. and none of the corpses bore defensive wounds. So then I wrote, whodunit.
Just typing away in your typewriter. Whodunit.
So Bryce, the father, owned a local successful car dealership, and Bobby Joe was a college student nearby. The Durhams, all three of them, came home together from the car dealership And it was a crazy stormy night. It was super snowy. It was like getting worse and worse. And a neighbor saw that they came home around 9 p.m. So cut to 10 p.m. I wrote. In case I forget. Yep.
Allegedly, the son... Okay, so there's another kid. There's a daughter, Ginny Durham Hall. She was 19. And she lived with her husband, Troy Hall, a little ways away in a trailer. So allegedly, the son-in-law, Troy, arrived home at the trailer and... where he met Ginny and he claimed he spent the entire day at the library from like 5 p.m. till he got home.
He says he came home to watch the Winter Olympics and they turned the TV on at 10 o'clock and then the TV was on the fritz. So they put on music instead, they say. Then around 10.15, he answers a call at their home. He says that the call was from Virginia, his mother-in-law, and that she was whispering that three men were assaulting the family. And then the line abruptly went dead.
He claimed he tried to call back the home, but it was busy. So he asked his wife, would your mom play a trick on us? And they kind of thought it was a prank, which is a real fucking funny prank. Mm-hmm. So worried, they decided to check in on the family. Didn't call the cops. Their car wouldn't start, even though he had only been in it like 15 to 20 minutes before.
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