Fruitloops: Serial Killers of Color
Fruitloops: Serial Killers of Color is a true crime, history, and comedy podcast that explores the often-overlooked stories of serial killers of color and their victims. It challenges the misconception that all serial killers are straight, cis, white men by taking deep dives into the lives and crimes of these killers worldwide. The podcast also examines the history, culture, and social factors that may have influenced their actions.
Episodes
The Deadly Trail
In the mid-1990s, women along Miami’s Tamiami Trail were disappearing - and turning up dead. As the bodies mounted, police realized they weren’t looking at isolated murders. A serial killer was hunting along the neon-lit streets of Miami.
This week on Fruitloops: Deadly Trail, the story of Rory Enrique Conde, the victims he targeted, and the woman who escaped and helped bring his killing spree to
Something in the Woods
In this remastered episode from 2018, Beth and Wendy revisit the disturbing story of Swift Runner, a Cree man who murdered and cannibalized members of his family in 1879 - and blamed the Wendigo.
We explore the legend, “Wendigo psychosis,” and what may have driven Swift Runner to commit the unthinkable.
This episode was researched, scripted & edited by Wendy & Beth Williams.
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Nightmare in Wichita
In this remastered episode from 2018, Wendy and Beth revisit one of the most horrifying crime sprees in Wichita history. In December 2000, brothers Reginald and Jonathan Carr unleashed days of robbery, abduction, sexual assault, and murder, culminating in a brutal night that left five friends fighting for their lives, and one woman making an extraordinary escape.
This is the story of the crimes,
The Woman Next Door
In this remastered episode from 2018, Wendy and Beth revisit the case of Kimberly McCarthy, a Texas woman whose seemingly ordinary visit to her elderly neighbor’s home ended in a brutal murder.
But Dorothy Booth wasn’t the only woman whose death would be linked to McCarthy. Investigators soon uncovered connections to two other elderly victims - and a trail that would ultimately lead McCarthy to T
Everybody Loves Josephine
Three men in Josephine Gray’s life ended up dead, and each time, Josephine collected the insurance money. Suspected of murder but never convicted of it, she seemed to stay one step ahead of investigators for decades. So how did authorities finally stop her?
In this remastered episode from 2018, Wendy and Beth unravel the strange and twisted story of the woman at the center of it all, because appa
Written in Blood
In this remastered episode from 2018, Beth and Wendy discuss Timothy Wilson Spencer, the “Southside Strangler,” who raped and murdered four women during an 11-week killing spree in Virginia in 1987. Even more disturbing? Most of the murders happened while Spencer was living in a halfway house, striking on weekends when he was signed out.
Spencer never confessed, and investigators had little evide
The Sunday Morning Slasher
In this remastered episode from 2018, Wendy and Beth revisit the chilling case of the Sunday Morning Slasher - a killer who attacked and murdered women across Michigan and Texas, leaving behind crimes that initially appeared to have no connection.
Behind the violence was Carl Eugene “Coral” Watts, a serial killer who claimed he was destroying the “evil” he believed he saw in his victims.
But per
Cleveland's House of Horrors
For years, women disappeared from the streets of Cleveland, many of their cases receiving little attention. Then, in 2009, police entered Anthony Sowell’s home on Imperial Avenue and discovered the remains of 11 women.
In this rewind episode from 2018, Wendy and Beth examine the crimes of the so-called Cleveland Strangler, the women whose lives he took, the survivors who tried to sound the alarm,
The Final Curse
Jake Bird, later dubbed the Tacoma Axe Killer, was born in rural Louisiana and claimed he couldn't even remember the name of his hometown. After his arrest in 1947 for the brutal axe murders of Bertha and Beverly Kludt in Tacoma, Washington, Bird confessed to dozens of killings across the United States, claiming responsibility for as many as 44 murders. While many of those confessions remain unver
No Safe Harbor
No Safe Harbor
For years, men disappeared into the night across Virginia's Hampton Roads region. Their bodies were found along lonely roads, in vacant lots, and in secluded places, leaving investigators convinced a serial killer was stalking the area.
In this rewind episode from 2018, Wendy & Beth examine the murders, the investigation that spanned nearly a decade, and the case against Elt
The Devil on Figueroa
For more than a decade, women were found murdered along and around Figueroa Street in South Los Angeles. Many of the victims were vulnerable, and their deaths received little attention. As the years passed, the killer continued to stalk the streets while the cases remained unsolved.
In this rewind episode from 2018, Wendy and Beth examine the crimes of Chester Turner, the man later identified thr
Blood in the Bayou
In the early 1900s, a series of horrific axe murders terrorized families across Louisiana and Texas, leaving entire households slaughtered in their beds. The investigation eventually led authorities to a young black woman named Clementine Barnabet, who confessed to dozens of killings and claimed they were carried out on behalf of a secret religious cult known as the "Church of Sacrifice."
But was
The Last Prayer
On a quiet August night in 1991, nine people were murdered inside a peaceful Buddhist temple in Waddell, Arizona, in one of the state's deadliest mass killings.
In this rewind episode from 2022, Wendy & Beth examine the shocking massacre, the investigation that spiraled into false confessions and wrongful arrests, and the lingering questions about whether the right men were ultimately held respon
8 Years of Fruitloops: What’s Next?
It's Fruitloops' 8th anniversary!
Join Wendy and Beth as they look back on eight years of researching, recording, and sharing the stories that have made Fruitloops what it is today. From unforgettable cases and behind-the-scenes moments to the challenges, triumphs, and unexpected lessons along the way, they're reflecting on the journey that brought them here.
They'll talk about the highs, the lo
Cradle of Lies
In 1995, Annette Williams claimed she was pregnant. There was just one problem - she wasn't. As the months passed and her lie unraveled, she and her boyfriend, Fedell Caffey, made a horrifying decision. They would take someone else's baby.
Their victim was 28-year-old Debra Evans, who was nine months pregnant. The brutal attack that followed left three people dead and a newborn fighting for survi
Love and Blood in the Sertão
Before there was Bonnie and Clyde, Brazil had Maria Bonita and Lampião. Known as the King and Queen of the Cangaço, they led a notorious band of outlaws across Brazil’s rugged northeast during the 1920s and 1930s. To some, they were ruthless criminals. To others, they were folk heroes who challenged the powerful and became legends.
In this rewind episode from 2023, we explore the love story, viol
E275: Generational Murder
In 1996, Sally Snowden McKay and her nephew, blues musician Lee Baker, were murdered at the historic Snowden estate on Horseshoe Lake. A teenager named Travis Santay Lewis was charged and convicted of the murders. Despite the unimaginable loss, Sally’s daughter, Martha, chose forgiveness, and when Lewis was released from prison 23 years later, Martha gave him a second chance. But that decision wou
FRUITLOOPS REVIEWS: Knock Down the House
Back in March 2025, in honor of Women's History Month, Wendy & Beth gathered for Video Club to discuss the documentary Knock Down the House.
The film follows four women from very different backgrounds - a Bronx bartender, a coal miner's daughter from West Virginia, a grieving mother in Nevada, and a nurse in Missouri - as they launch grassroots campaigns to challenge powerful, long-established me
E274: A Brotherhood of Violence
In 1985, Fort Worth, Texas, was rocked by a violent crime spree carried out by two brothers: Ronald Keith Allridge and James Vernon Allridge III. What began as armed robberies quickly escalated into cold-blooded murder, leaving multiple victims dead.
Thanks for listening! This is a weekly podcast and new episodes drop on Thursdays, so until next time... look alive guys, it's crazy out there!
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Love you, Bye! Week of 05/11/26
This week on Love You, Bye, Wendy & Beth cover a little bit of everything - from spring cleaning, nostalgia, and personal updates to conversations about safety, social justice, media coverage, mental health, and the ways true crime intersects with larger societal issues. As always, it’s an honest, thoughtful, and sometimes chaotic conversation filled with humor, stories, and real talk.
Look aliv
E273: The Cincinnati Strangler
Between December 1965 and December 9, 1966, fear gripped Cincinnati as a killer stalked the city’s streets, leaving seven women dead. As panic spread and pressure mounted, investigators focused on local resident Posteal Laskey Jr., who was arrested on December 9, 1966, for one of the murders and later convicted. Though never charged in the other six deaths, police and the media quickly linked them
E272: The Predator of El Cajon Boulevard
San Diego, 1985. Women were disappearing, and fear spread as bodies began turning up in dumpsters across the city near El Cajon Boulevard. The man later identified as Bryan Maurice Jones would become one of San Diego’s most disturbing killers. This week on Fruitloops, we dive into the crimes, the investigation, and the lives that should never be forgotten.
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FRUITLOOPS REVIEWS: 4 Little Girls
Back in February 2025, Fruitloops Video Club watched and discussed the powerful documentary 4 Little Girls by Spike Lee.
The film examines the horrific 1963 bombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, where four young Black girls, Addie Mae Collins, Denise McNair, Carole Robertson, and Cynthia Wesley, were murdered in an act of racist terrorism carried out by members of a Ku Klux Kla
Love you, Bye! Week of 04/13/26
Wendy & Beth are catching up with personal stories, true crime updates, and the kind of conversations only they can have. From library adventures and card games to self-care through nature and gardening. Plus: Long Island serial killer case updates, community goats preventing wildfires, The Testaments on Hulu, and recent cases involving Ashley Janay and Cesar Chavez allegations.
Look alive, y’all
E271: The Devil’s Daughter
In 1992, 18-year-old Katie Rackliff was murdered in Surrey, England, in a random, brutal attack. For years, police believed the killer was an adult man. The truth was shocking: the killer was a 12-year-old named Sharon Carr. She was later convicted, becoming one of the youngest female murderers in UK history.
This episode was researched & scripted by Wendy & Beth Williams and edited by Minnie Wil
MLK / FBI / LYB
This week, Wendy, Beth & Minnie are getting real about everything - from the chaos of current events to personal updates. The plan was to review the powerful documentary MLK/FBI, but thanks to some technical hiccups, it turned into a classic LYB episode. They unpack political unrest, reflect on history, and share how they’re coping (and surviving) through turbulent times. Love you, bye!
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E270: The Sadists of Matamoros
This week, Wendy & Beth dive into the disturbing case of Ana María Ruíz Villeda and Rodolfo Infante Jiménez, the 1991 duo known as “The Sadists of Matamoros.” Their brutal crimes shocked northern Mexico and made headlines as one of the country’s first serial-killer pairs.
This episode was researched & scripted by Wendy & Beth Williams and edited by Minnie Williams.
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Love You, Byeee! Week of 03/16/26
Join Wendy & Beth for spring break stories, seasonal changes, and plenty of Fruitie love! They read listener letters, share what they’re watching, talk Oscars & Jill Scott, and cover true crime - Afro Man, a DoorDash case, and the Kouri Richins trial. Real talk, laughs, and safety tips. Love you, bye!
This episode was edited by Minnie Williams.
Look alive, y’all, it’s crazy out there!
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E269: Smoke Carried Their Names
Jason Alan Thornburg is a convicted serial killer linked to murders in Texas and Arizona between 2017 and 2021. He gained national attention for the 2021 Fort Worth-area killings, where victims were dismembered and burned - and for claiming the crimes were “ritual sacrifices.”
This episode was researched & scripted by Wendy & Beth Williams and edited by Minnie Williams.
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Love You, Byeee! Week of 02/23/26
Fruities, you’re part of the show this week! Wendy & Beth are joined by listeners for a lively, heartfelt convo - covering CrimeCon plans, true crime (👀 Kouri Richins), and real-world issues impacting our communities. They reflect on Jesse Jackson’s legacy, honor Dr. Linda Davis, and discuss the impact of ICE and detained children, while also sharing joy. Plus: safety tips, media recs, and lots of
E268: Terror in The Valley
In late 2017, a wave of random, deadly shootings swept through the Phoenix metro area. With no clear pattern and no warning, lives were taken in an unfolding spree that left a community shaken and searching for answers.
This episode was researched & scripted by Wendy & Beth Williams and edited by Minnie Williams.
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FRUITLOOPS REVIEWS: Demon House
Back in November 2024 for Video Club, Wendy, Beth & Minnie reviewed the documentary Demon House - because Sef really, really wanted us to… and we love Sef, so of course we did!
The documentary follows paranormal investigator Zak Bagans after he buys a supposedly haunted Indiana home sight unseen, dubbed a “Portal to Hell.”
The trio digs into the Ammons family’s story, the film’s presentation, Ba
Love You, Byeee! Week of 02/09/26
Hey Fruities! Wendy & Beth are serving up one of those chats that feels like catching up with your friends.
They’re talking money moves, travel dreams, work chaos, listener letters (you know we LOVE your tea), and wandering through culture, history, and the Benito Bowl. Plus media recs, current events, and some real talk about relationships, race, and doing the work to keep learning and showing u
E267: The Phantom Cult of Chicago
In 1972, Chicago prosecutors charged nine Black men with the murders of multiple white victims, including two entire families, alleging the killings were part of a nationwide conspiracy tied to a shadowy, all-Black terrorist organization known as De Mau Mau - a claim that fueled widespread panic across the country.
This episode was researched & scripted by Wendy & Beth Williams and edited by Minn
Love You, Byeee! Week of 01/19/26
Beth & Wendy are back together after a little break, and it’s one of those cozy, thoughtful catch-ups you didn’t know you needed!
They talk real-life stuff (new-year burnout, work-life balance), lean into what brings them joy, dip into pop culture, react to current events, and read listener letters that remind us why community matters so much. Add in some laughs, light news, and personal stories,
E266: The Mother-Daughter Killer
Fruitloops is back with a new episode! Join Wendy & Beth as they dive into the chilling case of Jason Thomas Scott - an alarmingly adaptive offender whose crime spree tore through Prince George’s County, Maryland in the mid-to-late 2000s. From burglary to home invasion to murder, Scott, known as the Mother-Daughter Killer, left devastated families and haunting questions in his wake.
This episode
FL Rewind: The Woman of Many Faces
Fruitloops Rewind (2024) - This episode revisits the astonishing case of Kazuko Fukuda, a Japanese murderer often described as the most famous fugitive in the country’s history. After committing her crime, Fukuda spent 14 years on the run, undergoing multiple plastic surgeries and adopting more than 20 different identities to evade capture, living hidden in plain sight and raising chilling questio
FL Rewind: The Night Stalker
Let’s go waaaay back in time! In this throwback episode from 2019, Wendy & Beth dive into the terrifying case of Richard Ramirez, infamously known as The Night Stalker. Beginning in 1984, he terrorized California - breaking into homes under cover of darkness, assaulting and torturing victims, and murdering at least 14 people over more than a year.
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FL Rewind: The Grim Sleeper
This week, Wendy & Beth rewind to a 2023 episode exploring the case of Lonnie David Franklin Jr., aka The Grim Sleeper - a serial killer linked to at least 10 murders and one attempted murder in Los Angeles between 1984 and 2007.
This episode was researched & scripted by Wendy & Beth Williams and edited by Minnie Williams.
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FL Rewind: Married to Death
Rewinding to 2023 - in this throwback episode, Wendy & Beth dig into the case of Emma Jean Raine, convicted of murdering her second husband, and long suspected in the deaths of her first and third. A story of secrets, suspicion, and unanswered questions.
Thanks for listening! This is a weekly podcast and new episodes drop on Thursdays, so until next time... look alive guys, it's crazy out there!
FL Rewind: The Austin Axe Murderer
While Fruitloops is on break, we’re rewinding to a chilling episode from 2021. Wendy & Beth dive into one of America’s earliest, and most disturbing, unsolved cases: The Austin Axe Murderer.
Between December 30, 1884 and December 24, 1885, an unknown killer terrorized Austin, Texas, brutally murdering eight people before disappearing into history. No suspect. No arrest. No answers - just fear, un
E265: Tidings of Violence
The holidays are supposed to bring comfort. In Oakland, they brought terror. This week, Wendy & Beth revisit a dark chapter from November 1984 to January 1985, when a man’s escalating violent spree rocked Oakland during the 1984-85 holiday season, leaving three women dead and an entire community on edge.
This episode was researched & scripted by Wendy & Beth Williams and edited by Minnie Williams
Love You, Byeee! Week of 12/01/2025
In this festive episode, Wendy and Beth settle in for a cozy holiday catch-up, swapping Thanksgiving stories, listener feedback, and all the delightful chaos that comes with the season. From true crime deep dives to wellness tips as simple (and joyful!) as singing, they explore how small habits and shared conversations can make a big difference. The duo also tackles current events, playful conspir
FRUITLOOPS REVIEWS: Sing Sing
Back in April, Fruitloops Video Club reviewed the movie Sing Sing, a powerful prison drama that explores healing, hope, and transformation through the arts.
Synopsis: A man is imprisoned at Sing Sing for a crime he didn't commit. When joined by a wary outsider, he finds purpose in staging an original comedy with a theater group of other incarcerated men.
Wendy & Beth share their emotional reacti
Love You, Byeee! Week of 11/17/25
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In this episode from the week of 11/17/25, Wendy and Beth dive into the beautiful chaos of balancing work, home, and creative life, swapping personal stories, family moments, and sharp reflections on current events, including the complicated realities of police interactions and race. It’s heartfelt, honest, and still full of the laughs
264 Cooked: The Cannibal of Guerrero
This week, Beth & Wendy dive into the disturbing case of José Luis Calva Zepeda — The Cannibal of Guerrero, aka The Cannibal Poet.
A struggling Mexican writer with big dreams and darker secrets, Calva Zepeda’s world unraveled in 2007 when police entered his apartment and made a horrific discovery: the dismembered remains of his girlfriend… and chilling signs that parts of her body may have been c
Love You, Byeee! Week of 11/03/25
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Wendy and Beth are back, diving into all the things this week: real life, laughs, and a little chaos.
They’re talking personal slip-ups, family moments, and all the amazing ways you, our listeners, keep this community thriving. 💖 Plus, they recap their Halloween shenanigans, chat about why Patreon support matters, and reflect on the w
E263: Wrapped in Plastic
In 2013, police in East Cleveland made a horrifying discovery: three women’s bodies wrapped in plastic near an apartment building. The man responsible, Michael Madison, claimed inspiration from another Cleveland serial killer. This is the story of the East Cleveland Strangler.
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Love You, Byeee! Week of 10/20/25
In this fun and heartfelt episode, Wendy and Beth chat about everything - from Halloween prep and garden struggles to new furry friends! They read listener letters, share favorite movies and shows, and dive into some true crime talk. Plus, they play Black Card Revoked, sparking laughs and cultural conversations.
Look alive, y’all, it’s crazy out there!
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E262: She Drank Their Blood
Happy Halloween, Fruities! In the spirit of the season, we've got a spooky one for you.
In this episode, we dive into the chilling story of Magdalena Solís, known as “La Gran Sacerdotisa de la Sangre” - The High Priestess of Blood. Once an ordinary woman from northern Mexico, Solís rose to lead a murderous cult driven by delusion, power, and ritual sacrifice.
Join us as we uncover how Magdalena
Love You, Byeee! Week of 10/06/2025
Wendy & Beth are back, spilling stories, cracking each other up, and diving into Indigenous culture, parenting chaos, and true crime talk - with some heartwarming good news, too! Tune in for laughs, insight, and those classic “same brain!” moments.
Look alive, y’all, it’s crazy out there!
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E261: The Candyman
In 1987, Ruthie Mae McCoy made a frantic 911 call. Someone, she claimed, was trying to get into her apartment - through the bathroom cabinet. Two days later, Ruthie was found murdered. Her death was all too real. But the horror didn’t end there. Five years later, a new nightmare was born on the big screen. With the chilling command “Be my victim,” the legend of Candyman took hold - a vengeful spir
Love You, Byeee! Week of 09/22/25
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In this episode, Wendy & Beth are back with a lively catch-up that’s equal parts laughs, hot takes, and heartfelt moments! They dish on family adventures, fast-food disappointments, and the latest TV shows and movies they’re obsessed with.
Listeners chime in with letters and safety tips, and things tak
E260: The Woodward Corridor Killer
This week, Beth and Wendy uncover the story of Benjamin Thomas “Tony” Atkins aka the Woodward Corridor Killer. For eight terrifying months in Detroit, he stalked the streets, leaving a trail of death, fear, and unanswered questions in his wake.
This episode was researched & scripted by Wendy & Beth Williams and edited by Minnie Williams.
Looking for listener letters, shout-outs & tips on how not
Love You, Byeee! Week of 09/08/25
Love You, Byeee! Week of 09/08/25
In this episode, Wendy & Beth are back with their signature mix of laughs, real talk, and jaw-dropping stories. They kick things off with personal updates and holiday shenanigans, then dive into listener letters and hot topics from the news. From the heartbreaking reality of recent school shootings to a true crime case that rocked an entire community, the convers
E259: The Dash-Cam Killer
This week we dive into the chilling case of Dontae Rashawn Morris, a man who committed a killing spree in 2010 that left five dead and an entire city on edge. Among his victims: two police officers, murdered during a routine traffic stop… all caught on dash cam.
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Love You, Byeee! Week of 08/25/25
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In this episode from the week of 08/25/25, Wendy and Beth get personal about work, family, and back-to-school stress before diving into community support, binge-worthy TV, and the tough realities of gun violence. They dive into the messy, real-life questions around race and identity and wrap with some lighter pop culture buzz, from Tay
E258: Two Cousins, Four Murders
Two cousins. Four murders. One homicidal summer. In 2004, Angel Ford-Wright & Caroline Peoples lured victims with false promises, then executed them. One confessed. One went to trial. Both got life.
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Love You, Byeee! Week of 08/11/25
Wine, TV, true crime, politics, and… a Reddit rabbit hole about race? Wendy & Beth cover it all with heart and humor. Listener discretion advised, but laughter guaranteed.
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FRUITLOOPS REWIND: The Bathtub Killer
In this rewind episode from 2020, Beth and Wendy cover the chilling case of Dale Devon Scheanette, aka “The Bathtub Killer.” In 1996, two women were discovered dead in half-filled bathtubs in the same Arlington, TX apartment complex. The shocking crimes set off an intense investigation that would take years to solve.
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FRUITLOOPS REWIND: The Baseline Killer
From August 2005 to June 2006, Phoenix, Arizona was gripped with fear as the “Baseline Killer” stalked the city. Mark Goudeau, a married man with a hidden dark side, was eventually linked to nine murders, multiple sexual assaults, and armed robberies. Disguised and armed, he attacked seemingly at random, at night and in broad daylight, until DNA evidence led to his capture.
In this rewind episode
Introducing Affirmative Murder: Dissecting the FRICO
Fruitloops is on a short break, so today we’re featuring an episode from one of our favorite podcasts, Affirmative Murder! Hosted by Alvin Williams and Francel Evans, Affirmative Murder blends true crime and comedy as the hosts share captivating cases, often highlighting marginalized communities, with sharp wit and a fresh perspective.
In this episode, Alvin and Fran break down the standout mome
FRUITLOOPS REVIEWS: Scream, Queen! My Nightmare on Elm Street
This week on Fruitloops: Serial Killers of Color, Wendy & Beth take a detour into horror with a review of Scream, Queen! My Nightmare on Elm Street.
Scream Queen! is a documentary about actor Mark Patton, the star of A Nightmare on Elm Street 2, and his experience as a closeted gay man in 1980s Hollywood. The film explores the homoerotic subtext of the horror sequel, the backlash Patton faced, an
FRUITLOOPS SHORT: Timothy Joseph McGhee
Fruitloops Short is the no frills version of our regular episode.
He was one of LA's most feared and calculating gang leaders, linked to at least a dozen murders and known for his chilling control over a neighborhood in Atwater Village. Dive into the dark story of Timothy Joseph McGhee, the mastermind behind a reign of terror and one of the FBI’s Most Wanted.
This episode was researched & script
E257: MURDERER - Timothy Joseph McGhee
He was one of LA's most feared and calculating gang leaders, linked to at least a dozen murders and known for his chilling control over a neighborhood in Atwater Village. Dive into the dark story of Timothy Joseph McGhee, the mastermind behind a reign of terror and one of the FBI’s Most Wanted.
This episode was researched & scripted by Wendy & Beth Williams and edited by Minnie Williams.
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Introducing Pretend: The Stalker
Fruitloops is taking a short break, so today we're sharing a wild ride from one of our favorite podcasts, Pretend by Javier Leiva!
This binge-worthy show is all about people who live a lie - con artists, cult leaders, undercover agents… and everyday people. Javier dives deep into these twisted tales through interviews, investigations, and the relentless pursuit of truth behind the deception.
Th
FRUITLOOPS SHORT: Darlene George
Fruitloops Short is the no frills version of our regular episode.
A deadly plot to avoid divorce and keep the house!! This week, Beth and Wendy dive into the twisted case of Darlene George, a Maine woman who staged a fake home invasion with her brother and lover to murder her husband.This episode was researched & scripted by Wendy & Beth Williams and edited by Minnie Williams.
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E256: Murderer - Darlene George
A deadly plot to avoid divorce and keep the house!! This week, Beth and Wendy dive into the twisted case of Darlene George, a Maine woman who staged a fake home invasion with her brother and lover to murder her husband.
This episode was researched & scripted by Wendy & Beth Williams and edited by Minnie Williams.
Thanks for listening! This is a weekly podcast and new episodes drop on Thursdays,
Love You, Byeee! Week of 06/16/25
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In this lively episode from the week of 06/16/25, Wendy and Beth share personal updates, including a beach vacation and a stingray encounter. They discuss innovative gardening techniques and delve into various documentaries and current events. The conversation reflects on historical events, pays tribute to Ananda Lewis, and examines le
FRUITLOOPS REVIEWS: Tell Them You Love Me
Back in August of 2024, for Fruitloops Video Club, Beth & Wendy reviewed the Netflix Documentary, Tell Them You Love Me.
Please join us for the discussion!
Synopsis: “A relationship between a married white professor and a Black man with cerebral palsy sparks controversy when the man’s mother alleges that her son is incapable of consent — leading to a nationwide debate over power dynamics, disab
FRUITLOOPS SHORT: Alfred J Gaynor
Fruitloops Short is the no frills version of our regular episode.
In this episode, Beth and Wendy discuss the case of a black man who murdered nine women in Springfield, Massachusetts between 1995 and 1998, making him one of the most prolific serial killers in the state of Massachusetts.
This episode was researched & scripted by Wendy & Beth Williams and edited by Minnie Williams.
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E255: SERIAL KILLER - Alfred J Gaynor
This week Beth and Wendy discuss the case of Alfred J Gaynor. Between 1995 and 1998, the city of Springfield, MA, became the hunting ground of a predator hiding in plain sight. He murdered at least nine women, preying on the most vulnerable and leaving a community shaken to its core.
This episode was researched & scripted by Wendy & Beth Williams and edited by Minnie Williams.
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Love You, Byeee! Week of 05/26/25
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In this episode from the week of 05/26/25, Wendy and Beth serve up a smorgasbord of laughs, real talk, and eyebrow-raising hot takes. They kick things off with personal stories that range from charmingly nostalgic to “did that really happen?” as they explore childhood creativity, family quirks, movie memories, and the eternal mystery o
Introducing: Nobody Should Believe Me Season 6
Season 6 of Nobody Should Believe Me–out weekly starting June 19, available in full for subscribers at launch– covers the extraordinary and tragic saga of the McDaniel family, a real-life Southern Gothic tale of Munchausen by Proxy that spans decades and has left untold damage in its wake.
For the past twelve years, Lisa McDaniel worked for The Guthy Jackson Foundation, a high-profile non-profit
FRUITLOOPS SHORT: Howell Emanuel Donaldson III
Fruitloops Short is the no frills version of our regular episode.
In this episode, Beth and Wendy discuss the case of Howell Emanuel Donaldson III, who shocked the nation in 2017 when he was arrested for a string of seemingly random killings in Tampa, Florida. Dubbed the Seminole Heights Killer, Donaldson targeted four victims over 51 days, sparking fear and a massive manhunt. A break came when h
E245: SERIAL KILLER - Howell Emanuel Donaldson III
This week Beth and Wendy discuss the case of Howell Emanuel Donaldson III, who shocked the nation in 2017 when he was arrested for a string of seemingly random killings in Tampa, Florida. Dubbed the Seminole Heights Killer, Donaldson targeted four victims over 51 days, sparking fear and a massive manhunt. A break came when he handed a coworker a bag containing the murder weapon, leading to his arr
Love You, Byeee! Week of 05/12/25
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In this episode from the week of 05/12/25, Wendy and Beth mix laughs with deep dives, sharing personal updates and fresh media picks before tackling serious topics like racism, tech, and online culture. They unpack everything from the controversial narrative of white genocide in South Africa, the significance of Cinco de Mayo, the elec
FRUITLOOPS SHORT: Miles Bryant
Fruitloops Short is the no frills version of our regular episode.
In this episode, Beth and Wendy discuss the case of Miles Bryant, a black man and former police officer ,who was convicted of the kidnapping and murder of a 16 year old girl in Gwinnett County, Georgia in 2022.
This episode was researched & scripted by Wendy & Beth Williams and edited by Minnie Williams.
Thanks for listening! Th
E253: MURDERER - Miles Bryant
This week Beth and Wendy discuss the case of Miles Bryant, a black man and former police officer who was convicted of the kidnapping and murder of a 16 year old girl in Gwinnett County, Georgia in 2022.
This episode was researched & scripted by Wendy & Beth Williams and edited by Minnie Williams.
Thanks for listening! This is a weekly podcast and new episodes drop on Thursdays, so until next tim
Love You, Byeee! Week of 04/28/25
Join Fruitloops for our biweekly minisode, “Love You, Byeee!”
In this episode from the week of 04/28/25, Wendy and Beth serve up a delightful mix of true crime, current events, and the occasional personal overshare. They explore various remedies for exhaustion—none of which involve quitting podcasting. The conversation then takes an unexpected detour to Norway, where they dive into the quirky nat
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