331. The Cold Fusion Murder Conspiracy - Eugene Mallove
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You're listening to an Ono Media podcast. Hey, everybody. Welcome back to the podcast. This is Murder With My Husband. I'm Peyton Moreland.
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You think the good people of Netflix can tell we literally just woke up?
Good morning. We usually don't do this, but we're doing an early 7 a.m. recording session.
You know, you know, with just the bagel shop and I'm not, I gotta stop talking about the bagel shop. Sometimes you just gotta squeeze things in, you know?
Life's crazy right now. Bain has her baby shower today. So been a little bit, lots going on. So we said, you know what? We're going to wake up early. We're going to record. Here we are.
But we're not really the type to wake up and get all ready. So this is what you get.
This is true. Happy Monday.
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Happy Tuesday, whenever you're listening. Thanks to everyone who continues to say hi to us at the Bagel Shop. What else have we got? Peyton has her baby shower today.
Also, everyone who continues to listen. Mm-hmm. Just like week to week, the fact you guys come back, it's just amazing.
You guys ever get annoyed of our voices?
Are you annoyed of our voices right now?
No. I can't hear your voice.
Oh, true.
Or my voice.
If you don't know, only I wear headphones.
Yeah, I don't wear headphones. Kind of random, but it's been really, it's been so hot here in Utah. It's been insane. I don't like the heat. I don't know how you people in Arizona do it because it's been like 100 degrees here.
More than that. 5 p.m. It was 101 last night.
Yeah, it was 101 degrees, which I'm not a fan of. What can you do? But it's been really hot. It's been crazy. So kind of just been staying inside, to be honest. Golf here and there, pickleball here and there, but mainly podcasts, bagels. Can you believe that we're going to be parents?
No.
We're just going to have a little munchkin just running around? No. I'm not very nervous. A lot of people are like, are you nervous? No.
I'm terrified.
I'm not nervous at all. It's just a baby. Like we could possibly go wrong. You know, I turned out great.
So much.
Peyton turned out great. Anyways, that's what we got. Good morning. Let's just hop into this week's episode.
Our sources for this episode are Oxygen.com, ForeignPolicy.com, NBCConnecticut.com, NorwichBulletin.com, WMUR.com, CapeCodTimes.com, Fox61.com, TheBulletin.org, TechnologyReview.com, KeenSentinel.com, TrueCrimeNE.com, DavidKushner.com, and PeacockTV. Every once in a while, we come across someone who can be defined as a genius. Whose brain operates on another level than most other people's do. Someone who thinks outside of the box and has ideas that can truly change the world for the better.
I feel like you're explaining me.
Exactly. Someone who comes up with world changing bagels.
I like that. I like to hear.
But ideas this big and the people who come up with them can be seen as a threat. When you're shaking up the status quo, sometimes that comes with a cost. And the people who get hit by these geniuses with big ideas are often the people in power. They don't like change. They like everything to work the way it is. So when someone that's a genius, that's brilliant, that's making headway in technology, is killed in a mysterious way, we are kind of conditioned to think it might be a tinfoil towel. What wealthy or powerful forces wanted this person gone? But as we'll see in today's case, not everything is as calculated as we think. Sometimes coincidences are just more common than they seem. And sometimes the truth is stranger than fiction.
So today we are going to take a trip to New England, to the town of Bow, New Hampshire. This is where in 2004, 56-year-old Eugene Molav is just trying to get by. He wants to be a good husband and dad and accomplish some of his lingering dreams again, 2004. Eugene, or Gene, as his family and friends called him, grew up 150 miles away in Norwich, Connecticut, in a house that Eugene himself now owned and was using as a rental property.
No, I really want to go to Connecticut or like the Virginias.
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