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Uncover Introduces: Fatal Beauty from Sony Music Entertainment
Tue, 01 Apr 2025
She had a million-dollar smile and a trail of dead men behind her— who was Sandra Bridewell? From Sony Music Entertainment comes Fatal Beauty. Host and investigative report Cooper Moll exposes the secrets of the 'black widow' on Fatal Beauty the latest true crime series to drop on The Binge. Search for Fatal Beauty wherever you get your podcasts to listen now.
Chapter 1: What is Fatal Beauty about?
This is a CBC Podcast.
Chapter 2: Who was Alan Rarig and what happened to him?
Alan Rarig was found dead in a parking lot in Oklahoma. He'd been shot twice. Once to the head. You'd think his wife would be devastated. Not exactly.
She was either the black widow or bad luck.
This is the unbelievable story of a femme fatale with a trail of bodies in her wake. From Sony Music Entertainment, this is Fatal Beauty, available now on The Binge. Search for Fatal Beauty wherever you get your podcasts to start listening today. Oklahoma City was shrouded in a quiet chill that December night. It was a couple of weeks before Christmas in 1985.
Chapter 3: How did police discover the crime scene?
The hum of jet engines could be heard in the distance. Two Oklahoma City police officers were patrolling a secluded area not too far from the Will Rogers Airport.
His little Bronco was just sitting in the lot for this place, and it didn't fit.
Chapter 4: What clues were found in Alan Rarig's vehicle?
Was someone in there? It was hard to see. Frost clung stubbornly to the vehicle's windows, obscuring the inside, as if nature itself sought to shield the horrors within. As the officers approached the Bronco, the cold air felt heavier, almost suffocating. One officer gripped the passenger door handle, pulling hesitantly. It was locked, left with no choice but to pry it open.
Inside, the scene was chilling beyond the winter's cold. The partially decomposed body of a man in his prime wedged between the front seats, his head face down on the back floorboard. He was young, 30-something. His lifeless form seemed to have been abandoned in a final, grotesque tableau. Retired homicide detective Kyle Eastridge recalls the scene.
His state of decomposition and his clothes were the first clues. Bermuda shorts and a light sweater. This was winter in Oklahoma City, and tonight, the temperature was below freezing.
Oklahoma City was very cold. It starts making you think this guy's probably from somewhere else.
And it looked like someone else had last driven the Bronco.
He was a tall guy. And the driver's seat was good enough for someone real short to drive it.
The officers ran the license plate. The car belonged to Norman Allen Rarig. He was 30 and lived in Dallas, Texas, about 200 miles away.
The police rapidly concluded this guy was probably killed in Dallas.
Then the next clues. There was no weapon at the scene, no wallet. And here's the strangest part, no car keys.
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