A Web Of Deceit, Sex & Murder - Keeling, Virginia
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In 2010, a family of four in California goes missing, and the clues left behind send investigators on a years-long search. Is this a family on the run, or is the truth far more sinister? From ABC Audio in 2020, this is what happened to the mixed days, coming August 11th, wherever you get your podcasts, or subscribe to 2020 True Crime Plus on Apple Podcasts for ad-free episodes, early access to new episodes, and so much more. This
week, in Keeling, Virginia, a bloodbath with two butchered people and some ominous last words lead to one of the craziest murder conspiracies ever, with an unlikely pair of planners and their recruited team of losers and screwballs. Welcome to Small Town Murder.
Hello everybody and welcome back to Small Town Murder. Yay! Yay indeed, Jimmy. Yay indeed. My name is James Petra Gallo. I'm here with my co-host. I'm Jimmy Westman. Thank you, folks, so much for joining us today on another crazy, crazy episode of Small Town Murder. We have another just really wild, twisted uh onions and layers and all sorts of things coming apart here. So gonna be wild stuff. Before we get to that, though, absolutely head over to shutupandgivememurder.com. Get your tickets for live shows, everybody. The live shows, yeah, they're coming up this weekend. Like shows. If you're listening to this one, it's coming out. September the 18th, Milwaukee at the PAPS. Not sure if any tickets are left for that.
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How does the episode shift into the Keeling, Virginia murder case?
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Sounds like a failed UFC fighter. Like that's it's a nickname. Lawn chair Larry Brooks or something. But no, it's a guy in the 30s and 40s who tried to make an aerial device from a lawn chair. And it's you can imagine how that worked out. It's pretty crazy. Then for Small Town Murder, Donner Party Part Two. It's getting it's getting cold and they're getting hungry, everybody.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the podcast’s opening intro and promotional rundown?
0:00–3:12
2
How does the episode shift into the Keeling, Virginia murder case?
3:12–6:11
3
What are the key clues and family background that drive the investigation?
6:11–59:50
4
What is the cat‑food commercial that interrupts the episode?
59:50–2:02:38
5
Why did Teresa Lewis’s defense push for a guilty plea and how was her competency evaluated?
2:02:38–2:49:04
6
What were the sentencing outcomes for Teresa and how did the appeals focus on her mental capacity and gender?
2:49:04–3:07:13
7
How did Teresa’s execution unfold and what final statements did she make before her death?
3:07:13–3:12:47
Speakers
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