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Killer Lyrics

Killer Lyrics

De: Jazmine Booker
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Killer Lyrics is a captivating true crime podcast that delves into the dark and mysterious intersection of music and crime. Each episode peels back the layers of notorious cases where musicians or their music were linked to criminal activities, shedding light on the chilling stories that captivated both music enthusiasts and true crime aficionados. The podcast presents a blend of storytelling, expert analysis, and interviews to provide a comprehensive and engrossing narrative. Listeners are taken on a journey through the details of each case, exploring the connections between music, musicians, and the crimes they were blamed for.Copyright Jazmine Booker Biografías y Memorias Crímenes Reales
Episodios
  • Metallica, New Jersey

    Metallica, New Jersey
    Nov 12 2023
    A brief summary of this episode
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    1 h y 3 m
  • The Smiths, Manchester, England, 1965

    The Smiths, Manchester, England, 1965
    May 30 2022
    After some time, Jaz and Heaven are back with another story but this time, they jumped over the big pond and back into time. Known as the Moor Murders, Ian Brady and Myra Hindley targeted children and buried them on the Moor between 1963 to 1965. What were their trophies you ask? Listen and find out! Also, listen to The Smiths song called Suffer Little Children. Where Jaz thinks the melody makes it a great song, Heaven thinks it's creepy. Who do you agree with?
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    36 m
  • Bruce Springsteen, Nebraska

    Bruce Springsteen, Nebraska
    Oct 31 2021
    So, this is an episode from last year about the murders from the 1950s. The song is called Nebraska. In this episode, I Jazmine, who at that time was going by Jesse, and Heaven talk about the song, the murder, what our last meal would be and the weird noises of the chairs we are sitting in. Come join this on the journey to the past of another Bonnie and Clyde murder couple.
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    57 m
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