Do You Dare?

Case #023 - Derek Bentley

Welcome to Episode Twenty-Three of Do You Dare?
 
Join us this week as Em takes you to post war England for a listener suggested case that will leave you asking yourself, was justice really served here? Did the punishment that was given truly fit the crime that was committed?
 
In this episode Em takes us through the case of Derek Bentley, a young man who seemed as if the world was against him from an early age. Derek faced many challenges in his short life but also created some for himself. 
This episode will blur the lines between criminal and victim, power and abuse of it and leave us all asking the question was this justice or did the law take things too far given the added evidence?
 
Thanks to everyone who has joined us for this week's interesting case and we hope to see you back next Tuesday as we begin our Halloween coverage with Cian covering a case that may make you think twice about Trick or Treating...
 
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You can contact us at doyoudarepodcast@gmail.com if you want to suggest cases, tell us your personal true crime or paranormal stories to be read out in future listener episodes or just to say hi!
 
*Ad included at the beginning of this episode is for Kill Me Maybe Podcast and you can find them at @killmemaybepod on Instagram for more information.*
 
(sources for this episode were: Wikipedia, BBC Bitesize, https://nswbar.asn.au, ccrc.gov.uk, capitalpunishmentuk.org, and Google)

Case #022 - The 2016 Kalamazoo Shootings

Welcome to Episode Twenty-Two of Do You Dare?
 
Join us this week as Cian takes us on the Uber ride from hell with a driver who likes to claim that his actions were only caused thanks to 'the devil app' on his phone that changed thanks to Uber updating it. 
 
(Trigger Warning's for Gun Violence.)
 
In this episode Cian walks us through the events of the 2016 Kalamazoo Shootings where Jason Brian Dalton took the term 'road rage' to a whole new extreme. By the time his day was done six people would be dead, two would be seriously injured and almost bizarrely, some of the people that got into his car in-between would never realise a thing. 
 
Many are left wondering why this happened? 
Did Jason just snap one day?
Was there something else to blame for his actions?
And will it make you think twice next time you book a ride from a stranger?
 
Thanks to everyone who has joined us for this week's interesting case and we hope to see you back next Tuesday as Em travels back in time in the heart of England to cover a case that will leave you asking the question..... Did the punishment truly fit the crime? 
 
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Don't forget you can join in the conversation with us over on social media to share your thoughts and theories. 
You can contact us at doyoudarepodcast@gmail.com if you want to suggest cases, tell us your personal true crime or paranormal stories to be read out in future listener episodes or just to say hi!
 
*Ad included at the beginning of this episode is for Spooky Sips Podcast and you can find them at @spookysips_podcast on Instagram for more information.*
 
(sources for this episode were: Wikipedia, CNN, ABC, BBC, WWMTnews, Michigan department of corrections website.)

Case #021 - The Springfield Three

Welcome to Episode Twenty-One of Do You Dare?
 
Join us this week as Em takes us to Springfield (and not the one from The Simpsons) but the one where over 30 years old ended up being the scene of possibly one of the most famous unsolved triple disappearances ever to take place. 
In this episode we will be talking about the mysterious disappearances of Suzanne "Suzie" Streeter, Stacy McCall, and Suzie  mother, Sherrill Levitt, better known as The Springfield Three.
 
This case will leave Em and Cian with more questions than answers but join them as they take you through the timeline, discuss suspects and theories and try to keep their cool as it comes to light just how much evidence that could have helped solve this was either accidental destroyed or missed thanks to police inaction. 
This is one of those cases that is frustrating from beginning to end, where everyone has their own opinion on what the hell could have happened that fateful night and we want to hear what you think over on our socials!
 
Thanks to everyone who has joined us for this week's interesting case and we hope to see you back next Tuesday as Cian takes us on an Uber ride out of a nightmare and might just make you think twice about who the stranger is behind the wheel of one of the worlds most popular ride services.
 
The case of The Springfield Three to this day does remain open so if you or anyone you know has any tips or information regarding this case that may bring the families and friends some closure then you can contact:
Call the Springfield Police Department: 417-864-1810 
Call Crime Stoppers: 417-869-8477 
Submit a Tip Online: Visit P3Tips.com or https://www.springfieldmo.gov/FormCenter/Police-4/Three-Missing-Women-Tip-Form-478
You can also submit tips both directly and anonymously through the FBI.gov website.
 
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You can contact us at doyoudarepodcast@gmail.com if you want to suggest cases, tell us your personal true crime or paranormal stories to be read out in future listener episodes or just to say hi!
 
*Ad included at the beginning of this episode is for Unknown Unsolved  Unseen Podcast and you can find them at @unknownunsolvedunseenpod on Instagram for more information.*
 
(sources for this episode were: A medium article, Wikipedia, Reddit, Google, the Springfield Daily Citizen, people.com, Springfieldmo.gov, fbi.gov, ky3.com, nbcnews.com, a Springfield news leader article.)
 

Case #020 - The Lady Of The Dunes

Welcome to Episode Twenty of Do You Dare?
 
Join us this week as Cian talks us through a case that took investigators over fifty years just to give the victim back her name but now has developed into possibly even identifying her killer…
 
(Trigger Warning's for Sexual Assault, Possible domestic violence.)
 
In this episode Cian takes a look at the case of Ruth Marie Terry, who spent many years better known to the public as ‘The Lady of the Dunes.’ This week we travel to Massachusetts for what was one of the most well known Jane Doe cases around and we look at how, thanks to advances in technology and the use of genetic genealogy, they were finally able to give Ruth back her name. 
We then explore how finding her identity may have led investigators straight to her killer and the possible person behind that has a wild background all of his own.
 
Thanks to everyone who has joined us for this week's interesting case and we hope to see you back next Tuesday as Em digs into one of the most intriguing unsolved disappearances that to this day remains a mystery of unanswered questions. 
 
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You can contact us at doyoudarepodcast@gmail.com if you want to suggest cases, tell us your personal true crime or paranormal stories to be read out in future listener episodes or just to say hi!
 
*Ad included at the beginning of this episode is for Not My Ghost, Not My Problem Podcast and you can find them at @notmyghostpodcast on Instagram for more information.*
 
(sources for this episode were: Wikipedia, An nbc news article, an guardian article, an independent article and a daily mail article, oxygen true crime and News.com)
 

Case #019 - The Hungerford Massacre

Welcome to Episode Nineteen of Do You Dare?
 
Join us this week as Em covers the case of one of the worst shooting massacres to ever take place in the UK.
 
(Trigger Warning's for possible attempted sexual assault, Gun Violence and Suicide.)
 
In this episode Em tells us about the tragic events of The Hungerford Massacre where a lone shooter left an idyllic picturesque quiet town in England looking like something out of a war zone. 
The actions inflicted by one man on a normal summer’s day would leave sixteen people dead, many more wounded, a community in terror and a nation asking “how come something like this happen in a place like that, and why wasn’t it able to be stopped sooner?” 
This case was by all accounts a tragedy however whilst the motives behind it are still heavily debated to this day it did make major changes to gun laws in the UK. 
Thanks to everyone who has joined us for this week's heartbreaking case and we hope to see you back next Tuesday as Cian tells us about a famous Jane Doe who’s case proves that even after countless years it’s still possible to give a victim back their name and possible even find their killer…
 
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You can contact us at doyoudarepodcast@gmail.com if you want to suggest cases, tell us your personal true crime or paranormal stories to be read out in future listener episodes or just to say hi!
 
*Ad included at the beginning of this episode is for Macabre Mondays Podcast and you can find them at @macabremondayspodcast on Instagram for more information.*
 
(sources for this episode were:primarily a BBC documentary on the massacre, BBC news articles, Wikipedia, and a medium article. )

Case #018 - The Murders of Abigail Williams and Liberty German

Welcome to Episode Eighteen of Do You Dare?
 
Join us this week as Cian tells us the heartbreaking tale of the murders of Liberty German and Abigail Williams, better known in the media as The Delphi Murders. 
(Trigger Warning's for mentions of crimes against children, attempted Sexual Assault.)
 
In this episode Cian walks us through the harrowing details of a case that lead to these two young girls losing their lives and how the man who did it was eventually caught all thanks to the incredibly brave and quick thinking victims themselves. 
We take a look at the wonderful people these young girls were, their incredible ingenuity in a terrifying moment, the audacity of the monster that hurt them and how justice was served.
It's very rare a victim solves their own murder but in this case it couldn't have been done without them so tune in to hear just how they caught their own killer.  
 
Richard Allen Police Interrogation
Richard Allen Phone Call Confession
 
Thanks to everyone who has joined us for this week's heartbreaking case and we hope to see you back next Tuesday as Em tells us about one of the worst examples of a shooting massacre ever to take place in the UK. 
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You can contact us at doyoudarepodcast@gmail.com if you want to suggest cases, tell us your personal true crime or paranormal stories to be read out in future listener episodes or just to say hi!
 
*Ad included at the beginning of this episode is for State Of The Unknown Podcast and you can find them at @stateoftheunknownpodcast on Instagram for more information.*
 
(sources for this episode were: Wikipedia, A wrtv.com article by Katie Cox, NBC, CNN, The Independent, BBC Articles. )

Case #017 - Lake Lanier

Welcome to Episode Seventeen of Do You Dare?
 
Join us this week as Em dives headfirst into all of the mystery, Dark History and Tragic tales and spooky stories that give Lake Lanier its insidious reputation, and may leave you forever questioning just what lays beneath the waters you swim in....
(Trigger Warning's for mentions of Racism, Racial Cleansing, Mob Violence and Lynching)
Don't forget your life jacket because this week we are exploring one of America's deadliest lakes that in less than 100 years of its creation has seen over 700 lives lost at its waters. But the thing about Lake Lanier is its tragic history starts way before that. With mob justice, racial cleansing, stolen land and a town that now lies beneath its murky waters - including graves - it's no wonder that to this day the lake is said to be haunted and cursed.
So are all of these deaths tragic accidents? Are their ghosts lurking below waiting to pull you to a watery demise? Is it the curse that continues to stain these waters red? or is it something else entirely? 
 
Join us this week as we take a look beneath the surface and uncover some of these stories that have remained sunken. 
If you'd like to help out the family of Ramon Diaz-Soria with a donation to help with his funeral expenses, you can find his go fund me set up by his sister Abigail at: Ramon's Go Fund Me
Thanks to everyone who has joined us for this week's controversial case and we hope to see you back next Tuesday as Cian talks us through a relatively recent case where the two young victims helped solve their own tragic murders thanks to quick thinking and snapchat.
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You can contact us at doyoudarepodcast@gmail.com if you want to suggest cases, tell us your personal true crime or paranormal stories to be read out in future listener episodes or just to say hi!
 
*Ad included at the beginning of this episode is for Tea, Tales and Talks Podcast and you can find them at @teatalestalks on Instagram for more information.*
 
(sources for this episode were: civilandhumanrights.org, Wikipedia, allthatsinteresting.com, a sun article, medium.com, theroot.com, Oxfordamerican.org, lakelanier.com, a cnn article, a teen vogue article, boatingsecrets.net, Atlantaghosts.com, listverse.com, jaybusbee.substack.com, fox5atlanta.com )

Case #016 - The 1920 Wall Street Bombing

Welcome to Episode Sixteen of Do You Dare?
 
Join us this week as Cian takes us back in time to cover the still unsolved case of The 1920 Wall Street Bombing. 
This week we are heading to the heart of America's financial district where in the middle of a busy work day an unknown person drove a carriage full of explosives and shrapnel to Wall Street before parking outside one of the most prominent buildings and fleeing. 
Was this a tragic accident? A targeted attack? An act of terrorism or a political statement?
Join us this week as we dig into the details and the theories of this explosive case.
Thanks to everyone who has joined us for this week's controversial case and we hope to see you back next Tuesday as Cian takes us way back to the 1920's when a bomb shattered a busy day in the financial district. 
If you enjoyed this episode it would mean the world to us if you could take a minute to rate, review and subscribe! 
Don't forget you can join in the conversation with us over on social media to share your thoughts and theories. 
You can contact us at doyoudarepodcast@gmail.com if you want to suggest cases, tell us your personal true crime or paranormal stories to be read out in future listener episodes or just to say hi!
 
*Ad included at the beginning of this episode is for Grimly Podcast and you can find @grimlypodcast on Instagram for more information.*
 
(sources for this episode were: Wikipedia, FBI.gov and Britanica.)

Case #015 - The Stanford Prison Experiment

Welcome to Episode Fifteen of Do You Dare?
 
Join us this week as Em talks us through the controversial case of The Stanford Prison Experiment. 
This week we are heading to one of America's most prestigious universities to tell you about a psychological study that's as widely debated as it is well known within the study of modern psychology. 
Join Em and Cian as they look into the events of the experiment, how it managed to descend so quickly into chaos, why it was so controversial and why its still so talked about even to this day.
Take a look with us into human behaviour as we ask the question, how far will a normal person go when put in the right situation? and join in the conversation with them over on instagram @doyoudarepodcast and Let us know what you think... 
 
Thanks to everyone who has joined us for this week's controversial case and we hope to see you back next Tuesday as Cian takes us way back to the 1920's when a bomb shattered a busy day in the financial district. 
If you enjoyed this episode it would mean the world to us if you could take a minute to rate, review and subscribe! 
Don't forget you can join in the conversation with us over on social media to share your thoughts and theories. 
You can contact us at doyoudarepodcast@gmail.com if you want to suggest cases, tell us your personal true crime or paranormal stories to be read out in future listener episodes or just to say hi!
 
*Ad included at the beginning of this episode is for Down The Crooked Path Podcast and you can find @downthecrookedpath on Instagram for more information.*
 
(sources for this episode were: simplypsychology.org, Wikipedia, verywellmind.com, exhibits.stanford.edu/spe)

Case #014 - Elisa Lam

Welcome to Episode Fourteen of Do You Dare?
Join us this week as Cian tells us the strange and speculated case of Elisa Lam. 
Take a trip with us this week to the dreaded Cecil Hotel in Los Angeles as Cian walked us through the final days of Elisa Lam. In this case that garnered so much public speculation due to one very creepy piece of elevator CCTV footage Cian will talk us through the real details of the case as well as looking at all of the theories that came out of it from a tragic accident, a terrible mental health episode, foul play, ghosts and even a Korean elevator game designed to transport you to another dimension.
Join Em and Cian as they discuss what they think really happened to Elisa Lam and why this case still grips so many to this day and join in the conversation with them over on instagram @doyoudarepodcast and Let us know what you think... 
 
Thanks to everyone who has joined us for this week's strange case and we hope to see you back next Tuesday as Em brings you a fascinating case about a psychological experiment from the 70's that not only ended in chaos but is still shrouded in controversy and debated amongst students and scholars to this day. 
 
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*Ad included at the beginning of this episode is for Creepy Shit Podcast and you can find @creepy_shit_podcast on Instagram for more information.*
 
(sources for this episode were: Wikipedia, people.com article, and a youtube video by Buzzfeed Unsolved which was the inspiration for doing this case.)