Summary This podcast covers the story of Robert Hanson, a serial killer known as the Butcher Baker, who terrorized women in Alaska. The podcast explores his childhood, early signs of violence, and his fascination with hunting and bakeries. It delves into his military service, arrests, and early crimes, as well as the increased violence and police suspicions surrounding him. The podcast highlights the kidnapping and torture of Cindy Paulson, the investigation and arrest of Hanson, and the discovery of evidence leading to his confession. It concludes with the sentencing and death of Hanson, and a list of his victims. Takeaways Robert Hanson, known as the Butcher Baker, was a serial killer who terrorized women in Alaska. Hanson's childhood and early signs of violence contributed to his sadistic tendencies. His fascination with hunting and bakeries played a role in his later crimes. The investigation and arrest of Hanson revealed the extent of his crimes and the suffering of his victims. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 03:21 Childhood and Early Signs 06:16 Hunting and Bakeries 07:41 Military Service and Sadistic Tendencies 10:28 Move to Alaska and Trophy Hunting 11:27 Arrests and Early Crimes 14:07 Increased Violence and Police Suspicions 21:06 Kidnapping and Torture of Cindy Paulson 23:29 Investigation and Arrest 29:40 Discovery of Evidence and Confession 31:39 Sentencing and Death 34:05 Victims: Celia Van Senten to Sue Luna 36:22 Victims: Lisa Futrell to Sherry Morrow 38:49 Victims: Eklutna Annie to Deline Sugar-Renay 40:19 Victims: Paula Goulding to Tammy Peterson 49:04 Conclusion and Farewell

Summary This episode of Crimes from the Peanut Gallery covers the life and crimes of Donald Henry Gaskins, one of the most sadistic and prolific serial killers in South Carolina's history. The episode delves into Gaskins' horrendous childhood, including abuse and sexual assault, which likely contributed to his violent tendencies. It explores his early criminal activities, his time in reform school and prison, and his multiple escapes. The episode also discusses Gaskins' marriages and his return to a life of crime after each release. The episode concludes with a timeline of Gaskins' confirmed murders and a preview of the next episode, which includes a trigger warning for sexual assault content. Takeaways Donald Henry Gaskins' childhood was marked by extreme abuse and sexual assault, which likely contributed to his violent tendencies as an adult. Gaskins' experiences in reform school and prison further hardened him and shaped his criminal behaviour. Despite multiple escapes and criminal activities, Gaskins was able to manipulate others and maintain relationships, often marrying and abandoning multiple wives. Gaskins' crimes escalated over time, culminating in a series of brutal murders, some of which he was convicted for and others that remain unconfirmed. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Disclaimer 00:57 Change in Background and Contest Announcement 01:25 Introduction to Donald Henry Gaskins 02:23 Donald's Horrendous Childhood 03:19 Abuse and Assaults on Donald 04:17 Effects of Childhood Abuse on Donald 05:14 School Life and Teasing 06:12 Early Criminal Activities 07:32 The Trouble Trio and Hideout 08:57 Desire to Rape a Virgin 09:27 Gang Rape of Henry's Sister 10:22 Violence and Assaults Continue 11:20 Reform School Experience 12:17 Escape and Return to Reform School 13:11 Release and Life Outside Prison 14:07 Return to Prison and Becoming a Power Man 15:06 Release and Marriage to Jerry 16:03 Return to Criminal Activities 17:02 Assault on Plantation Owner's Daughter 18:01 First Murder in Prison 18:59 Release and Life Outside Prison 19:58 Marriage to Lenny and Return to Prison 21:53 Betty Gates Incident and Arrest 23:48 Release and Return to Crime 25:17 Marriage to Lenny and Escape 27:19 Escape and Abandonment of Wives 28:56 Capture and Return to Prison 29:25 Warden's Support and Early Release 30:24 Timeline of Confirmed Murders 32:18 Upcoming Episode and Trigger Warning

Summary This podcast episode covers the life and crimes of Danny Rowling, also known as the Gainesville Ripper. Danny had a horrifically abusive childhood and developed a fascination with peeping on others. He joined the military but struggled with drug use and maintaining a job. In 1989, he murdered three people in Shreveport before moving to Gainesville, where he committed a series of brutal murders. The police investigation led to his arrest, and he was sentenced to death. Rowling was executed in 2006. Takeaways Danny Rowling had a traumatic childhood and suffered from abuse, which may have contributed to his violent behaviour. His crimes escalated from peeping on others to rape and murder. The Gainesville Ripper case caused fear and panic in the community. Rowling was eventually caught and sentenced to death for his crimes. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Announcement 00:58 Background of Danny Rowling 01:27 Abusive Childhood 02:24 Escaping Abuse and Peeping Tom Behavior 03:24 Continued Abuse and Roaming the Streets 04:21 Becoming a Sexual Predator 05:18 Military Service and Increasing Drug Use 06:12 Marriage and Escalating Abuse 06:37 Control Issues and Hatred for Women 07:36 Early Crimes and Bank Robberies 08:32 Murders in Shreveport 09:26 Murders in Gainesville 11:48 Discovery of the Murders 13:13 Edward Humphrey as a Suspect 14:35 Gainesville Murders and Hysteria 15:05 Murder of Sonia Larson and Christina Powell 16:03 Murder of Krista Hoyt 17:23 Discovery of the Bodies 18:20 Investigation and DNA Evidence 19:17 Campsite and Screwdriver Evidence 20:42 Arrest and Conviction 26:29 Appeals and Execution 33:43 Guilty Plea and Sentencing 36:04 Prosecution and Defense Arguments 37:32 Sentencing and Appeals 40:27 Execution and Confession

Episode 4: Daniel Lee Siebert This podcast episode covers the life and crimes of Daniel Lee Siebert, a serial killer from Alabama. The episode begins with an introduction to the podcast and a warning about the graphic content. It then delves into Daniel's background, including his troubled childhood and family life. The episode explores Daniel's troubled adolescence and his life as an adult, including his criminal behavior and drug addiction. The episode then details Daniel's first murders and the subsequent killings of Linda Odom, Sherry Weathers, Linda Jarman, and Cheryl Evans. The episode concludes with Daniel's confessions, convictions, and eventual death from cancer. Takeaways Serial killers often have traumatic childhoods that contribute to their violent behavior. Daniel Lee Siebert's crimes escalated over time, leading to multiple murders. The justice system's handling of Daniel's case raises questions about the effectiveness of the death penalty. The episode highlights the importance of background checks and vigilance in preventing future crimes. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 03:00 Daniel's Childhood and Family 06:00 Daniel's Troubled Adolescence 09:00 Daniel's Life as an Adult 15:00 Daniel's Murders Begin 19:00 Murders of Linda Odom and Sherry Weathers 24:00 Murders of Linda Jarman and Cheryl Evans 27:00 Murders of Sherry Weathers' Children 32:00 Murder of Beatrice McDougall 36:00 Confessions and Convictions 39:00 Legal Challenges and Death 40:00 Conclusion

Sneak Peek at this week's episode!! Can you guess which serial killer or state I am talking about!!?? New Episode releases this Friday at 6pm

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Summary This bonus episode covers the murder of Martha Moxley, a 15-year-old girl who was killed in a small town in Connecticut. The episode explores the exclusive gated community of Bellhaven where Martha's family had recently moved, the events of Martha's last night, the twists and turns in the investigation, and the suspects involved, including Tommy Skakel, Ken Littleton, and Michael Skakel. The episode also delves into the arrest, trial, challenges, and appeals in the case, ultimately leading to Michael Skakel's conviction, subsequent reversals, and the lack of sufficient evidence to retry him. The episode concludes with the hope for justice for Martha and the Moxley family. Takeaways The murder of Martha Moxley remains unsolved, with doubts and uncertainty surrounding the identity of the killer. The case gained significant attention due to the affiliation of the Skakel family with the Kennedys, raising questions about the influence of wealth and power. The investigation and trial revealed a range of suspects, including Tommy Skakel, Ken Littleton, and Michael Skakel, each with their own potential motives and inconsistencies in their stories. The case highlights the challenges of obtaining sufficient evidence and achieving justice in complex murder cases. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Competition 00:56 Introduction to the Murder of Martha Moxley 01:27 The Exclusive Gated Community of Bellhaven 02:23 Martha's Last Night 03:20 Twists and Turns in the Investigation 04:14 Discovery of Martha's Body 06:08 Controversy and Speculation 07:07 Investigation and Polygraphs 08:32 Investigation of the Skakel Residence 09:28 Sutton Associates Investigation 10:27 Suspects: Tommy Skakel 11:24 Suspects: Ken Littleton 19:05 Suspects: Michael Skakel 24:20 Arrest and Trial 27:39 Challenges and Appeals 34:25 Conviction, Reversals, and Conclusion 35:21 Lack of Sufficient Evidence 36:20 Closing Remarks

Summary This episode delves into the life of Donald Gaskins, a notorious serial killer. It explores his early years in Sumter, South Carolina, and the development of his violent tendencies. The conversation covers his coastal killings and serious murders, as well as his changing methods of killing. The episode also discusses his arrest, confessions, and the discovery of his victims' bodies. It concludes with Gaskins' execution and the impact of his crimes. Takeaways Donald Gaskins' troubled childhood and experiences shaped his violent tendencies. He targeted both men and women, seeking revenge for rejection and exerting power through killing. Gaskins had a dual personality, displaying kindness and love towards his family while committing heinous acts. His murders included coastal killings and serious murders, with a variety of methods used. Gaskins' arrest, confessions, and the discovery of his victims' bodies led to his conviction and execution. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Trigger Warning 00:31 Donald Gaskins' Life in Sumter, South Carolina 01:57 Bothersome Feelings and Hearing Voices 04:17 Coastal Killings and Serious Murders 05:17 Revenge and Reflections of Rejected Women 07:36 Donald Gaskins' Dual Personality 08:07 The Serious Murders: Janice Kirby and Patricia Allsbrook 09:03 Possible Mental Illness and Margaret Cortino 09:58 The Serious Murders: Martha Dix 10:56 The Serious Murders: Jackie Freeman 11:54 Unconfirmed Murders: Peggy Cortino 13:48 Donald Gaskins' Parole and Move to Prospect 14:18 Return to Murder: Coastal Killings 15:14 The Serious Murders: Martha Hicks 16:36 Unconfirmed Murders: Eddie and Bertie 17:28 The Serious Murders: Doreen Dempsey and Robin 18:27 The Serious Murders: Johnny Sellers and His Girlfriend 19:51 Murder for Hire: Silas Yates 20:47 Murder for Hire: Rudolph Tyner 25:26 Arrest, Confessions, and Discovery of Bodies 26:53 Trial, Commuted Sentence, and Confessions 29:18 Second Death Sentence and Murder of Rudolph Tyner 31:35 Final Days and Execution 32:01 Conclusion

Episode 2 is ready! Find out what state I choose this time. There is a fantastic competition in the Q&A section of the podcast. Answer correctly and you'll get a prize

I want you guys to tell me what you think I am going to be discussing for my bonus episode?? I'll give you one hint, it's not a serial killer!! But another hint would be its being released on Halloween 🎃

Hey guys! I want you to watch or listen to part 2 of Episode 1 as it gives a great conclusion and what happens to Henry Louis Wallace@ Enjoy guys, working on Episode 2 as we speak and also a BONUS episode

Hey Guys!! I am currently doing Episode 2 and this is a sneak peek at the next serial killer! Can you guess what state I have picked?

Summary This episode covers the investigation, arrest, confession, trial, and aftermath of the Henry Louis Wallace case. The investigation faced criticism for taking a long time to identify the killer, with concerns raised about racial and socioeconomic biases. The arrest of Wallace came after the police connected him to the victims through various means. Wallace confessed to 10 murders in Charlotte and one in South Carolina, providing gruesome details of his crimes. He was convicted of nine murders and sentenced to death. Appeals to overturn the conviction were unsuccessful. Chapters 00:00 Investigation and Outrage 03:26 Arrest and Confession 10:14 Details of the Confession 16:23 Aftermath of the Arrest and Confession 17:28 Trial and Conviction 27:21 Appeals and Death Sentence

Summary In this episode, Vic introduces her podcast and the concept behind it. She discusses the childhood and background of Henry Louis Wallace, the serial killer she will be focusing on. Vic explores the abuse and traumatic events that shaped Henry's life, including witnessing a gang rape and experiencing neglect and violence at home. She also delves into Henry's high school experience, his time in the Navy, and his criminal behavior. Vic highlights the missed opportunities by law enforcement to connect Henry to the murders. She concludes with the discovery of Henry's connection to the murders and his final victim. Takeaways Henry Louis Wallace experienced a traumatic childhood filled with abuse, neglect, and violence, which likely contributed to his later criminal behavior. Law enforcement missed several opportunities to connect Henry to the murders, allowing him to continue his killing spree. Henry targeted women he knew, particularly those affiliated with his workplace, and his victims were often raped and strangled. The community and law enforcement became increasingly concerned as the murders continued, leading to a city-wide hunt for Henry. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Podcast Concept 01:01 Background and Childhood of Henry Louis Wallace 02:01 Abuse and Traumatic Events in Henry's Life 03:28 Witnessing a Gang Rape and the Beginning of Violent Fantasies 04:28 Traumatic Event with Father and Its Lasting Impact 05:26 High School Experience and Early Criminal Behavior 06:25 Joining the Navy and Marriage 07:21 Discharge from the Navy and Return to North Carolina 08:26 Missed Opportunities by Law Enforcement 09:24 Victims: Shanda Bathia, Sharon Nance, Caroline Love, Shawna Hawke 10:22 Victims: Audrey Spain, Valencia Jumper, Michelle Stinson, Vanessa Mack 11:34 Early Criminal Record and Connection to Murders 12:33 Victims: Betty Bacam, Brandy Henderson, Deborah Slaughter 21:12 Community Concerns and Police Investigation 25:40 Reckless Behavior and Increased Violence 27:08 Discovery of Henry's Connection to the Murders 28:07 Final Victim: Deborah Slaughter 29:06 Conclusion and Next Episode

A new podcast called Crimes from The Peanut Gallery, explores serial killers from each of the USA states. Podcast looks at the crimes, investigations and the outcomes of what happened!! Here's a sneak peek at Episode 1!!! Titled "A Chilling Encounter!!"

New Podcast called Crimes from the Peanut Gallery Launching on Friday the 13th!!! True Podcast which will explore serial killers from each state in the USA.