Karen Kilgariff
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3,962 appearances
39 recordings
3 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 8 Jun
Karen Kilgariff’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Yeah. Nice. So that was a short one, but I thought it was important. No, that was cool. I like that it's good information. Yeah.
I like that you just said, gosh, gosh, it's nice you listen, everybody.
We're back. Georgia, are there updates for this case?
Amazing.
If you're a person that's interested in true crime, that is an incredible way to actually, you know, do something constructive with this interest and interact and help people out.
Yeah.
You were helping other funky divas in your area. Yeah.
And here's your other motto is Namaste Sexy, which is the title of this episode.
Yeah, that's right.
That's right. And then Georgia said, gosh, it's nice. That's so funny. Gosh, it's nice. Because we were thanking listeners for listening to the show. And she said, gosh, it's nice having you guys listen. Was that sarcastic?
If I was listening right now, I'd turn this off. Stay sexy.
You know, it's like, should we run you through it again? We're going to start at the beginning, we're going to read, we'll come to the end. Is this our first video of the hometown?
I know. That was classic. Also, just like, how long, did it say how long the trail went cold? Just for a little while, right? Nine months, yeah, yeah, yeah. It wasn't like a, yeah.
It happens so much. I know. Okay, here's my first one. It's MFM listener story. They gave it its own kind of little bucket to put it in. This is a listener story. Okay. What do you call it?
It's a listener story. The time my dad lived in a serial killer's house. What? Hi, all. I had written the story a while back, but I realized I didn't fact check properly and I wanted to give it another shot. Hope you enjoy it. If only like we were throwing things out because of fact checking. It's like truly you're you're just sitting in the middle of a very tall pile.
Don't be upset. Okay. But I love the kind of like, that's a lot of self-accountability where it's just like, I'll take care of this. Yeah. And look, it worked.
When my dad was in college in the 80s, he and a few of his friends rented an old house that was only $50 a month per person. Oh, my God. Which in today's month, which is in today's month is worth roughly $200 a month. I think they meant math, but I love that. Or maybe they didn't. Still a major steal, if you ask me. Yes. Insane. Apparently, every bedroom in this house had their own fireplace.
And the gas used for the kitchen stove had to be turned on by crawling underneath the house. Oh, my God. So microwaves only. I'm not sure how the mechanics of this process works, but this sounds like a hard pass. This house wasn't just any old house. This house was the childhood home of the notorious serial killer Pee Wee Gaskins. One of the worst.
One of the, you can't even, like, you start to read about it, and he's like a torturer. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Just truly dark, dark. Horrific. When my dad told me about his time living there, he remembered the neighbors telling stories about seeing Gaskins on the roof, hanging out by himself. My dad also remembers finding a large pile of shoes in the crawl space when turning on the stove. Shoes.
I really hope they were just some old shoes left by him and his siblings, but my murdering brain thinks some of these shoes might have belonged to Gaskin's victims. I think you're right. Most true crime podcasts don't cover this case because of how gruesome his killings were, but I still wanted to share this wild connection with you all. Thank you for everything you do.
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