In today’s episode of TC&C we discuss the bizarre death of Kenneka Jenkins, a 19 year old girl found dead in a Chicago hotel freezer.

In today’s episode of TC&C, we talk about the Katherine Knight Murder Case.

Today we discuss the controversial case of OJ Simpson, a former NFL star, who was both tried and acquitted for the murders of Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman. https://youtu.be/rk2Wgvy-_jI <— the link to the If I Did It interview.

Today we talk about the Oklahoma Girl Scout Murders, a heartbreaking case nonetheless with an even more disheartening outcome. Have your own theories or case suggestions? Email me at truecrimecoffee@gmail.com | | Follow @truecrimecoffee on Twitter or Instagram for updates on the podcast. Thank you Anchor for supporting today’s podcast. Create your own podcast by downloading the Anchor app or go to Anchor.fm to get started!

Today we talk about the unsolved murder of 6 year old JonBenét Ramsey and the theories around her death. Have your own theories or case suggestions? Email me at truecrimecoffee@gmail.com | | Follow @truecrimecoffee on Twitter or Instagram for updates on the podcast. Thank you Anchor for supporting today’s podcast. Create your own podcast by downloading the Anchor app or go to Anchor.fm to get started!

Today we talk about the unsolved case of the Grime's sisters. Barbara and Patricia were sisters, friends, and die hard fans of Elvis Presley. The night of December 28th, 1956, the two girls went to go watch a screening of the Elvis Presley film, Love Me Tender, it was after this that the girls would disappear and later be found dead. A case that remains unsolved for 64 years without any answers, still remains open with no suspects. What happened to the Grimes sisters?

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Ed Gein, one of America’s most prolific serial killers and most known for his disturbing collection of objects he created out of human flesh, had a strange attachment to his mother, growing up isolated from the world. What would being torn away from her cause him to do? Today we talk about the crimes of Ed Gein and what lead him to it while we drink our coffees to stay calm. Want to send me case suggestions or theories about the cases I’ve covered? Email me at truecrimecoffee@gmail.com or follow me on Twitter/instagram @truecrimecoffee Thank you Anchor for supporting today’s podcast. Download Anchor on the App Store or go to Anchor.fm to get started.

The night of December 6th, 1991, Eliza Thomas and Jennifer Harbison we’re finishing up their closing shifts at local Austin, Texas yogurt shop, “I Can’t Believe it’s Yogurt!” Accompanied by friends Amy Ayers and Sarah Harbison. Three minutes after closing, the four young girls were murdered, and 29 years later the case remains unsolved. Today we discuss the crime, the suspects, and the theories for this heartbreaking case. •Thankyou to anchor for supporting today’s podcast. Download Anchor free on the AppStore or go to https://anchor.fm to get started on your podcast today!

Welcome to the True Crime and Coffee Podcast where we delve into a variety of true crime cases and drink our coffee to stay calm.