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Suspiria: A True Crime Podcast

Suspiria: A True Crime Podcast

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Hosted by Carol and Stephanie, Suspiria is a true crime podcast that focuses on crimes in Latin America. Born and raised in Brazil, the hosts shed light on cases that go unnoticed by many but that have been imprinted in the memories of many Latines.
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مرحبا! This week we’re off to Lebanon! Georgie kicks us off with the dizzying Hijacking of TWA Flight 847- the bizarre sequence of events and it's tragic consequences Kate then tells us about the gut-wrenching murder of Zeina Kanjo that lifted the lid on a nationwide issue. Join us this week to be confused, exasperated and furious. شكرا! ✈️🇱🇧 🔪 Geo…
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Hola! This week we’re off to Costa Rica 🇨🇷 Kate kicks us off with the story of El Psicopata and the devastating murders of single women and couples in ‘El Triángulo de la Muerte’ or ‘Triangle of Death.’ Georgie then tells us about Mata Indigentes; yet another serial killer targeting impoverished and vulnerable women throughout the city. Join us thi…
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Здраво This week we’re off to Serbia! Georgie kicks us off with the The Murder of Dada Vujasinović and the controversial rulings around her death. Kate then launches in to the The Baba Anuja Poisonings and some very dramatic trial details. Join us this week for more political f**ery, questionable decision making and vengeful spouses… Хвала вам ✈️ 🇷…
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سلام This week we’re off to Iran! Kate kicks us off with the Chain Murders; an intense string of seemingly connected killings throughout the late 80s-90s. Georgie then dives into another spate of murders at the hands of the Spider Killer and the shocking reaction from those that praised him. Join us this week for political schemes, warped morals an…
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What do Stephanie, small towns, and American Horror Story have in common? In today's episode, Carol and Stephanie Explore the dark history of Colonia Hospital. The mental health facility would bring upon the death of tens of thousands of people in a very short span of time in what would become known as the Brazilian Holocaust. What really happened …
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What do quinceañeras, promise rings, and boarding schools have in common? In today's episode, Carol and Steph discuss the double murders committed by Ana Carolina López, who would become known as the teen psychopath of Chihuahua, and her accomplices. Song to set the mood: RBD - Sólo Quédate En Silencio Follow us on social media for a shoutout! Inst…
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Hai Paturders! Please enjoy our special New Year episode! This week we take a look back at 12 of the weirdest and wonderfulest stories from 2020, from fights over condiments to rat infested sinkholes... 2020 had it all. Thank you for sticking with us you wonderful bunch, we love you all an alarming amount and appreciate you ❤️ HAPPYYYYYY HAPPYYYYYY…
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Γεία σας! This week we are off to Cyprus! Kate kicks us off with the case of serial killer Nikos Metaxas as well as the horrific treatment of domestic migrant workers that allowed him to operate so easily. Georgie then tells us about the devastatingly sad murder of Louise Jensen and the gut-wrenching trial. Join us this week for much sadness, much …
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Hello Paturders! This week we are off to Belize! Kate kicks us off with the ba-ba-banana’s story of John McAfee, his chaotic life and the murder of Gregory Faull. Georgie then tells us the harrowing and all too familiar story of the Belize City Ripper and the unsatisfying end to the investigation. Join us this week for ego’s galore, a dude who seri…
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Hello Paturders! This week we are off to Singapore! Georgie kicks us off with the devastatingly sad Toa Payoh Ritual Murders and trigger warning, this story contains child abuse and child murder. Kate then dives into the intricately planned, and harrowing assassination of Annie Leong Wai Mun. Join us this week for self-proclaimed mediums, dramatic …
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HAPPY (massively belated) HALLOWEEN PATURDERS! Will we ever get our shit together and get this to you by actual Halloween? Who can say. Gather round as we listen to some ooky spooky stories from our listeners and Podcast Pals! EnjoooooOOOOOOooooyyyyy.... *generic ghost sounds* Massive thanks to Vanessa Hennessy, Cult of Domesticity and Mirths & Mon…
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What do potatoes, English and horses have in common? In today's episode, Carol and Stephanie discuss yet another tragic instance of feminicide. Today we'll talk about the murder of Brazilian journalist Sandra Gomide whose life was cut short at the tender age of thirty-two. Song to set the mood: Os Paralamas do Sucesso - Meu Erro Follow us on social…
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Bon jou Paturders! This week we are off to Guyana! Kate kicks us off with the murder of Walter Rodney and Dr. Patricia Rodneys long and incredible fight for justice. Georgie then covers the story of the People's Temple and the Jonestown Massacre, diving deep into the social context that allowed for such a horrific event to unfold. Join us this week…
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Hello Glorious Paturders! We MISS you. We have been sooooo behind on catching up on your hilaire and heartwarming messages, so decided to do an episode dedicated to them! WARNING: For anyone who does not enjoy us bla-bla-blaing at the beginning of eps, this is not for you. Please feel free to skip and move along in an orderly fashion. Thank YOH! We…
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What do school uniforms, ranchero music, and popularity have in common? In today's new tragesty, Carol and Steph talk about yet another senseless murder. The victim this time was young aspiring musician Carlos Andrés González Zabala who was only fourteen at the time of his murder. A lot of questions were left up in the air with this case, so please…
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Hello and welcome back our Brackies! We've missed you. We're staying in ENGLAND this week while we take a breath, gather ourselves and reset the pod in these apocalyptic times. Kate is first up this week with the devastating murder of Naomi Hersi; a beloved trans woman whose death reignited outrage at problematic reporting of trans women in the med…
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What do sex dolls, yummy tea and Tarzan have in common? Carol and Steph are back again! This time, they talk about Glauco and his son, Raoni Villas Boas, whose death the outcome of the most unfortunate, illogical situation. Song to set the mood: Abecedário da Xuxa Follow us on social media for a shoutout! Instagram: @suspiriapodcast @suspiriacarol …
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What do nudist beaches, royalty, and wooden teeth have in common? In today's episode of Suspiria, Carol and Stephanie bring to you the mysterious tale behind the island of Floreana and the people who lost their lives there. Was it murder? Was it all a freakish coincidence? Song to set the mood: Here I Go Again - Whitesnake Follow us on social media…
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What do nuns, conspiracy theories, and first graders have in common? In today's episode, Carol and Stephanie dive into one of the most well known national tragedies in Brazil: the kidnapping and murder of seven-year-old Ana Lídia Braga. The case, which remains unsolved to this date, is one of the biggest mysteries in the criminal history of the cou…
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What do the death penalty, canes, and fish markets have in common? In today's episode, Carol and Stephanie discuss the murder that lead to the last death sentence in Argentina: the crime of Gallo street aka el crímen de la calle Gallo. A well known man lost his life under suspicious circumstances, the truth would very soon reveal itself and it was …
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What do big dongs, racism, and serial killing have in common? In today's episode, Carol and Stephanie shift back to Brazil now covering the case of the country's first known serial killer. José Augusto do Amaral aka Preto Amaral (black Amaral) had a very short killing career, but he managed to do a lot of damage and scribe his name in history for e…
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What do fashion shows, government-sponsored torture, and governmental negligence have in common? In today's episode, Carol and Stephanie cover the life and death of Zuzu Angel. A life which was tragically cut short after her son, and left-wing guerilla member, Stuart Angel was murdered by military officials. Song to set the mood: RPM - Alvorada Vor…
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What do Nazis, the rising of the masses and dictatorships have in common? In today's episode, Carol and Stephanie discuss a criminal mystery that doesn't really involve murders but still manages to creep people out. The graverobbery of Juan Perón, Argentina's most infamous leader. Song to set the mood: El Simbolo - No Te Preocupes Follow us on soci…
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What do San Remos, police brutality and mama's boys have in common? On today's episode, Carol and Stephanie discuss the life and crimes of Juan Fernando Hermosa also known as El Niño del Terror. The youngest serial killer in the history of Ecuador. Though his killing spree was short-lived, he managed to do enough damage to scar the memories of the …
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Sveiki! This week we are off to LATVIA! Georgie kicks us off with the story of Yuri Chubarov aka ‘The Hunter’ and how the collapse of the Soviet Union informed the horrific events that followed. Kate then takes us through first hand accounts of Eduard Roschmann aka ‘The Butcher of Riga’ and the history of Nazi built ghettos during the Second World …
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What do Elvis, playboys and christianity have in common? On today's episode, Carol and Stephanie discuss the tragic premature murder of young Aída Cury. A truly senseless crime that got a bit overshadowed by the events happening in Brazil at time that it happened and for which true justice has yet to be served. Song to set the mood: Skank - Ainda g…
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What do Stolckhom syndrome, social movements and the Wild West have in common? Today's episode is a mix of a history lesson and a true crime tale. Carol and Steph dive into the fascinating history behind the cangaço movement in Brazil and its most notorious figure: Lampião. Song to set the mood: Mamonas Assassinas - Jumento Celestino Follow us on s…
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What do shit memes, camping and the joys of a first love have in common? Dear ol' Carol is back! On today's episode, Carol and Stephanie discuss the kidnapping and murder of young couple Liana Friedenbach and Felipe Caffé. The case in and of itself is already very emblematic, but it has become a staple of political discussion for all the wrong reas…
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What do Japan, Dexter and Drowning Pool have in common? Due to technical difficulties, Carol was unable to join us in today's episode. However, our very own special guest Sam stepped up and in this episode she discusses El Apóstol de la Muerte with Stephanie. This is the case of serial killer Pedro Pablo Nakada Ludeña. Turn up the volume and have f…
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Ki kati! This week we’re off to UGANDA! Georgie begins by delving in to the formation and the mystery surrounding the eventual demise of The Movement for the Restoration of the Ten Commandments of God. Kate then recounts the unbelievable events surrounding the Death Sentence of Susan Kigula. Join us this week for dubious convictions, cults and far …
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Hi there! This week we’re off to THE BAHAMAS! Kate starts us off with the horrifying story of Bahamian serial killer Cordell Farrington. Georgie then delves in to the mystery surrounding the murder of Sir Harry Oakes. Join us this week for gruesome trophies, bungling detectives and a whole host of conspiracy theories. Byeeee! Notes from this week's…
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Oh hey there! This week we’re off on a special trip to MINNESOTA and SOUTH AFRICA as we have a very special guest from Wine and Crime - Kenyon Laing! Kate kicks us off in Kenyons home state of Minnesota with the bumbling hired hit on Carol Swoboda Thompson and the many face-palm moments that followed. Georgie then takes us to South Africa to delve …
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Olá! This week we're off to PORTUGAL! Georgie starts things off this episode with the gruesome and mysterious tale of the Lisbon Ripper. Kate then delves in to the heartbreaking disappearance of Joana Cipriano and the unsettling similarities to another infamous Portuguese case. Join us this week for traceless serial killers, police corruption and c…
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Bonjour/Bonjourno/Bon giurnu/Bonjorn! This week we're off to MONACO! Kate starts things off with the not-so-clear cut story of the Safra Murders and the unanswered questions still surrounding the case. Georgie then delves in to the murder of one of the last surviving members of Monaco's second dynasty, billionairess Hélène Pastor. Join us this week…
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What do cabinets, mamita, and slaves have in common? This week, Carol and Steph talk about what happened to Santiago Camposano, and why it happened. Especially the why, Song tp set the mood: Bonde do tigrão - Tchutchuca vem aqui pro seu tigrão Follow us on social media for a shoutout! Instagram: @suspiriapodcast @suspiriacarol @eu.steph Twitter: @s…
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שלום! This week we’re off to ISRAEL! Georgie recounts the heartbreaking murder of Dana Bennett that led to the unravelling of a serial killer. Kate then takes us on a cross-continent (sneaking America in AGAIN are we Kate?!) journey of murder, fugitives and conspiracies. Join us this week for MO-less serial killers and kids with murder on the brain…
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Hej! This week we’re off to DENMARK! First Kate recounts the haunting and heartbreaking crimes of Dagmar Overbye. Georgie then takes us through one of the most famous cases in Denmark, the shocking murder of Kim Wall. Join us this week for tales of infanticide, submarines and snuff films. Farvel! Notes from this week's episode: https://www.remember…
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What do water bottles, color coding, and a problem with names have in common? This time around, Carol and Steph talk about Bolivian serial killer Jaime Cárdenas Pardo, the killer from Sucre, who killed 3-40 victims until he was caught at age 23. Song to set the mood: Mariah Carey - Obsessed Follow us on social media for a shoutout! Instagram: @susp…
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What do trashbags, scoliosis and cryptic notes have in common? This week Steph and Carol cover the case of Eugênio Chipkevitch, a doctor who abused his patients for years and it all came out out of pure and sheer luck. Song to set the mood: Clima de Rodeio - Dallas Company AND WE HAVE A NEW PODCAST!!! linktr.ee/Tupinicrime (in Portuguese) Follow us…
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What do strip clubs, tango, and penis tattoos have in common? This week, Carol and Steph talk about the murder of Telenovela star Daniella Perez, whose promising future was interrupted by a colleague turned psychopath. Song to set the mood: Eric Clapton - Tears In Heaven Follow us on social media for a shoutout! Instagram: @suspiriapodcast @suspiri…
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Hola! This week we’re off to BOLIVIA! Georgie takes us on a tour on the unbelievable pseudo-city of San Pedro Prison. Kate then recounts the horrifying story of the Mennonite Rape Scandal- the stuff of nightmares. Join us this week for drugs, prisoner tour guides and a story of of unimaginable betrayal. ¡Hasta luego! Notes from this week's episode:…
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What do stink bombs, tantrums, and asereje have in common? This time around, Carol and Steph cover yet another serial killer, and it is possibly the worst one yet. All the way from sunny Mexico, Felicitás sadistically killed at least 50 babies/toddlers while also working as a baby farmer and human trafficker. Song to set the mood: RBD - Sólo Quédat…
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What do prepositions, bricks and towels have in common? This week, Carol and Steph visit the case of Lucas Terra, a 14-year-old boy who was murdered at the place he felt the safest. Lucas' case quickly became widespread news, and a powerful organization would have successfully contained it if it wasn't for his very dedicated parents. Song to set th…
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Steph and Carol are breaking the format once again, this time to talk about fires in the Amazon, another hostage crisis, and Mexico's glitter revolution. Songs to set the mood: Gian & Giovani - Um Dois Três and Mc Dieguinho - Chuva de Vagina Follow us on social media for a shoutout! Instagram: @suspiriapodcast @suspiriacarol @eu.steph Twitter: @sus…
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What do buckets, Ludacris and business casual have in common? This time around, Carol and Steph talk about one of the most famous cases of recent Colombian history: the disappearance and murder of Lia Nasser, when a huge suspect list is quickly narrowed down to the most unlikely, all thanks to her very clever family and friends. Song to set the moo…
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This episode, Steph and Carol break the format to share their thoughts on El Paso, a hilarious president, the least serious country on earth, and roaches. Follow us on social media for a shoutout! Instagram: @suspiriapodcast @suspiriacarol @eu.steph Twitter: @suspiriapodcast Facebook: Suspiria: A True Crime Podcast Have any feedback? Fill out our a…
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Përshëndetje This week we’re off to ALBANIA! This episode is a little different… Georgie kicks things off by telling the complicated story of Albania as Europe's first ‘narco-state’. Kate then delves into the sad sad world of the Gjakmarrja or ‘blood feuds’ and the families left behind. Join us this episode for all of the drugs, families torn apart…
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What do evil lizards, bamboo and pears have in common? On this episode, Carol and Steph talk about Dorángel Vargas, the first serial killer to become a media sensation in Venezuela. He is known as the Hannibal Lecter of the Andes, so you can guess what he used to do with his victims, who remain mostly unnamed. Song to set the mood: Britney Spears -…
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What do toothaches, being nosy and backgammon have in common? This week, Steph and Carol cover the "unsolved" death of Cláudia Lessin Rodrigues, who was murdered by people who were just rich enough to ensure that they would never suffer the consequences. Song to set the mood: Fleetwood Mac - Dreams Follow us on social media for a shoutout! Instagra…
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