243 - New Escape Rooms
- Oct 8, 2020
- 1:10:29
- Full Episode
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<p>In this quilt episode, Karen and Georgia cover the I-5 Killer and the murder of Carol Thompson.</p> <p> </p><p>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.</p>
Brief Summary
The episode covers the I-5 killer Randy Woodfield and Carol Thompson's murder, featuring live show anecdotes and listener stories.
Key points
- Dr. Death the Cowboy. A charming neurosurgeon leaves a trail of broken bodies in his wake.
- The Queen Documentary. A captivating look at drag queens in the 1967 Miss All America Camp Beauty Contest.
- I-5 Killer Episode. A live episode covering the infamous I-5 killer at Revolution Hall in Portland.
- Randy's Troubling High School Years. Randy Woodfield exhibited troubling behaviors in high school, leading to his first arrest.
- The I-5 Bandit Killing Spree. Randy Woodfield's violent crimes escalated, leading to a series of murders along I-5.
- Randy's Valentine's Day Party. Randy throws a Valentine's Day party for himself, but no one shows up.
Episode highlights
- Dr. Death the CowboyA charming neurosurgeon leaves a trail of broken bodies in his wake.“He promised to heal them. Instead, he left a trail of broken bodies.”0:48Oct 8, 2020
- The Queen DocumentaryA captivating look at drag queens in the 1967 Miss All America Camp Beauty Contest.“It's captivating.”10:41Oct 8, 2020
- I-5 Killer EpisodeA live episode covering the infamous I-5 killer at Revolution Hall in Portland.“It was legendary.”18:17Oct 8, 2020
- Randy's Troubling High School YearsRandy Woodfield exhibited troubling behaviors in high school, leading to his first arrest.“In high school, Randy began to exhibit antisocial sexual behaviors.”22:02Oct 8, 2020
- The I-5 Bandit Killing SpreeRandy Woodfield's violent crimes escalated, leading to a series of murders along I-5.“So now starts the I-5 bandit killing spree.”34:45Oct 8, 2020
- Randy's Valentine's Day PartyRandy throws a Valentine's Day party for himself, but no one shows up.“No one goes.”38:15Oct 8, 2020
- Randy's Arrest and ConvictionRandy Woodfield was convicted of multiple crimes, receiving a life sentence plus 90 years.“On June 26, 1981, Randy Woodfield was convicted on all counts.”44:10Oct 8, 2020
- Randy's MySpace ConfessionRandy's MySpace page reveals a rare moment of accountability for his past actions.“I spend the remainder of my days in prison because I have committed a murder along with many other crimes.”45:26Oct 8, 2020
Tension
75/ 100High tension
