Ho-Ho-Homicidal Maniacs: 3 Terrifying Christmas Stories || True Crime Recaps Podcast
Christmas stories are supposed to be cheerful right? Well, True Crime Recaps is bringing you 3 Christmas stories that will leave you terrified!
Shortly before Christmas 1987, Ronald Gene Simmons went on a 16 person murder spree - with 14 of them being his own family. In the years following the tragedy, there have been several speculations to which answers may never be found.
There may have been other disappearance cases but the Martin Family’s disappearance will leave you bewildered. One Christmas, Kenneth Martin decided to take his family out for a trip to the Columbia Gorge countryside on 7th December 1958. They were reported missing and never to return.
This terrifying Christmas case is still unsolved & we are yet to see what the mystery shapes out be – Was it a murder? Or a case of homicide?
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⏱️CHAPTERS⏱️
00:00 - 01:17 - Intro
01:17 - 09:43 - The Martin Family Disappearance
09:43 - 22:26 - Ronald Gene Simmons Rampage
22:26 - 33:25 - The Terrifying Anderson Family Massacre
33:25 - 34:00 - Outro
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