Where is Joan?

Joan Risch disappeared mysteriously on October 24, 1961 in Lincoln, Massachusetts. A mother of two, she seemingly vanished into thin air. After discovering what she was checking out of the library, the mystery is further scrutinized by the public at large. Further complicating matters is the crime scene, was Joan attacked in her  home and then murdered elsewhere? OR did she stage her own disappearance to escape the monotony of being a homemaker. After listening to the episode, you decide.

 

Investigative Agency:

If you have information concerning this case, please contact:

Lincoln Police Department

781-259-8111

 

NEWS: We will be adding merchandise in 2017! We are attending Crime Con 2017, if you are going – be sure to let us know! We will have some merch giveaways!

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While you’re waiting for the next episode – here are some other great True Crime Podcasts you can listen to:

Actual Innocence – A podcast sharing the stories of the wrongfully convicted.

Twisted Philly – is a podcast dedicated to Host Deana’s favorite things about Philadelphia and PA at large from the Mundane to the Macabre. You will hear stories about true crime, haunted history, cool and creepy places to visit, Philly legends and much more.

True Crime All The Time – is a new podcast about all things true crime, hosted by Mike Ferguson

If you’re looking for a podcast that is not True Crime and love Ghost Stories – Follow my newfound and now favorite Podcast of called Ghost in the Burbs which is a podcast about the Ghosties living in Wellesley, Massachusetts and the suburbanites who encounter them.

 

The Chamber by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100424
Artist: http://incompetech.com/

 

Sylvia & Erica – The Crossover

The True Crime Fan Club Podcast & The Bone Palace Ballet Podcast have creatively joined forces to bring you this unique crossover episode. While a departure from our original format, we are hoping to bridge our listeners together to hear the sad cases of Sylvia Likens & Erica Parsons.

The murder of Sylvia Likens and Erica Parsons though decades apart have striking similarities. They were both abused and murdered by people who were charged with their care. Their abuse was witnessed by strangers, neighbors, friends, or close family members and still, no one spoke up.

The silence of the ongoing and tortuous abuse would lead to their sad deaths. It is our hope with this episode that you are courageous enough to speak up if you recognize the signs of abuse.

Our respective shows to honor the memory of Sylvia Likens & Erica Parsons have donated to:  http://preventchildabuse.org/  Our donations will go directly to assisting this organization meet it’s mission of preventing child abuse in America.  Please consider making a donation to this organization.

 

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If you have an episode request or general suggestion for each show you can send us an email:  tcfcpod@gmail.com  & bonepalaceballetpodcast@gmail.com

 

Music for my portion of the episode is:

Before Dawn by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
Artist: http://audionautix.com/

The Trap – Holiday Bonus Episode

A special bonus episode for the Thanksgiving Holiday!

 The 2012 Thanksgiving murders of two teen cousins, 18 year old Haile Kiefer and,17 year    old Nicholas Brady divided the town of Little Falls, Minnesota.

Why?

Byron David Smith and his use of the ‘Castle Doctrine’ to defend his actions.

Some residents would call Byron a hero, others would label him a twisted killer. After you listen to the episode, how would you label him?

*Graphic Audio will be featured in this episode*

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Music for this episode is:

Tormented by Purple Planet

 

 

nick-and-haile

 

Byron David Smith

 

Too Close to Home

David Elliot Penton was a sadistic child predator. He stalked his victims until the moment was right. His hunting ground? Just a few miles from where I grew up in North Dallas. This real life boogeyman was every parents worst nightmare. Unable to satiate his urge to murder, David would leave families and the victims who survived, irreparably damaged.

p16-penton-1988 penton David E. Penton

 

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If you have an episode request or general suggestions you can send us an email : tcfcpod@gmail.com

While you’re waiting for Episode 4 – here are some other great True Crime Podcasts you can listen to:

Once Upon A Crime – THE podcast for the true crime addict. Join Host Esther Ludlow for each episode as she dives in to some of the most fascinating true crime cases told one chapter at a time.

Bone Palace Ballet Podcast – Join hosts Amity & Jamie as they parse their collective fascination with true crime–murders, vanishings, and the macabre.

and last but not least,

True Crime Review : An unflinching gaze into the depths of human depravity – Written, produced and hosted by @joeross
Until Next Time…