Miranda Stain
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245 appearances
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1 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Nov 2024
Miranda Stain’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Yeah. Well, I mean, she could say anything because, you know, at this point, it's all magic.
Yep. Either way, though, the only thing on the cult's mind was getting money for Cecilia. Now, their first plan was to kill Zach Valentine to lesser their financial burden. Great idea. Because that's the thing. I mean, they're looking at it. They're basically looking at a budget and they're like, well, we could get rid of Zach. You know, that'll save 40 bucks a week. Yeah.
But after they voted that down, they decided... Oh, wow.
After they voted that down, they decided robbery and murder really was their only option to make a quick buck. Tell me about it. So, Cecilia had LaRue draw up a list of potential victims.
next that's the 2026 budget for lpn now they figured that financial advisors would be good targets because they often held appointments outside of their own office you want to make money killing a south african dave matthews or a police officer.
But having appointments outside the office, that would be key in luring targets into a situation from which they couldn't escape. So, Miranda suggested her own financial advisor, Anthony Schoenfield.
Well, LaRue called Schoenfield under the name Ruan Schumann.
LaRue set up an appointment for the next day, May 10th, at the Key West Shopping Center, ostensibly for advice about life insurance and investment. Yep, absolutely on my way. But a couple hours before the meeting, LaRue called Anthony Schoenfield and told him that he couldn't actually meet at the shopping center.
That's what he's going to do. Well, the reasoning behind this runaround was that the cult believed that financial advisors kept paperwork about where they went for their meetings. So if they changed the location at the last minute, then the paper trail would lead police to think that Anthony had simply disappeared somewhere between his office and the shopping center.
We'll talk about the money here in a second.
Yeah. Now, when Anthony showed up to the cult's apartment complex, he ran into Marinda, not knowing that Marinda was LaRue's mother. So, Marinda, LaRue, and Anthony walked into Marinda's apartment, apartment number 17, where John Barnard and Marcel were waiting. After LaRue turned on some loud music, Marinda pulled out her pistol and told Anthony, This is a stick-up, see? Yeah, see?
LaRue, embarrassed by his mother's old-timey vernacular, Hey, mother-in-law. You are the most ignorant bitch.
And so LaRue tied Anthony's hands and feet with tape and was strong enough to pin Anthony to the floor when the 60-year-old man tried wiggling away. Again, they asked for his PIN number. And once Anthony's bank cards were in their possession, Marcel and John ran out to the ATM to take out money.
And as soon as they were gone, LaRue pulled out his choki-choki and strangled his third victim to death.
And that basically solidified LaRue as the new chief executioner of Electus Perdeus. Oui. I love to murder.
Well, as far as the body went, the cult wrapped it in plastic bags and put it in the trunk of Anthony's Honda. They then drove it to an elementary school and parked it in the lot with the keys in the ignition, hoping that someone would steal it and take care of the body for them.
But Anthony's wife immediately noticed he was missing when he didn't show up at home that night, and after she called the police, Anthony's car and his body were found immediately. But finally, after all those years, a piece of hard evidence was created that linked Electus Perdeus to a murder.
When LaRue took almost $1,000 out of Anthony's account at a local gas station ATM, a CCTV caught him on camera. That, however, brought the police no closer to actually finding Electus Perdeus because the CCTV footage wasn't clear enough for a full identification. And so, celebrating a win after three goose eggs, Electus Perdeus immediately began searching for another target.
But the win was just $1,000. Yeah, no, it's not good. I mean, compared to $40 and change, it's not bad.
Well, after finding an insurance agent named Kevin McAlpine, LaRue, using the stupid alias of Ruan Schumann again, made an appointment at the same shopping center, then again changed the location at the last minute to his mother's apartment.
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