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Sherry Shriner was a YouTuber who claimed to fight reptilian overlords...until her online cult was linked to suicide, paranoia, and murder. This is the dark side of digital influence.
Sign up to Red Room on PatreonSourcesThe Devil You Know S02E02 Orgone Warrior | Sherry Shriner True Crime Documentary
Tony Russo's Dragged Into the Light
TheWrap
Grunge
cultfacts.com
https://www.thedailybeast.com/web/20170803081134/
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Emer O'Loughlin was a 23-year-old artist with a bright future—until her life was robbed on Friday, April 8th, 2005. What was first treated as a tragic accident soon unraveled into a violent murder, and a suspect who vanished without a trace after faking his own suicide.
Facebook Page: Justice for Emer O'Loughlin
Garda Information: Murder of Emer O’Loughlin - 8/4/05 - Garda
Sources
Marú inár Measc - Emer O'Loughlin | Player | TG4 | Irish Television Channel, Súil Eile
Can a distinctive tattoo help solve Emer O’Loughlin’s murder? – The Irish Times
Sister of murdered Emer O'Loughlin publishes last known image of chief suspect
Student's killer could have staged copycat fake suicide to escape arrest | Irish Independent
John Griffin: Ex-cold case detective says Emer O’Loughlin murder suspect is ‘out there to be got’ - SundayWorld.com
My sister was decapitated. The truth about her murder has to be made public’ – Emer O’Loughlin’s family tell how injuries only came to light 20 years after her death
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In 1978, 26-year-old Dutch woman Leidy Kaspersma vanished after stepping out of a car on a rural road near Kenmare, County Kerry. Decades later, her disappearance remains unsolved, but some believe all road lead to one suspect.
Join PatreonSources:'Someone knows what happened to our Leidy' - final appeal from family of missing woman | Irish Independent
Zo’n vijftig Nederlanders per jaar raken vermist tijdens vakantie (longread) | Panorama
Missing.ie | Leidy Kaspersma Co Kerry
Leidy Kaspersma | International Missing Persons Wiki
1085DFIRL - Aleida Maria Anderske Kaspersma
Without Trace, Irelands Missing by Barry Cummins
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In 1947, 16-year-old Jimmy O’Neill left for work in Waterford and was never seen again. Did he stow away to England, start a new life, or meet a darker fate? For decades, his disappearance remained a mystery—until now. A newly discovered letter and the power of forensic genealogy could finally reveal the truth.
Sources
‘I was always in fear of saying it, well now my family secret is out: We knew Jimmy ran away’
JIMMY O'NEILL: A 71-YEAR MYSTERY - The Munster Express
Jimmy O'Neill: Brother of Ireland's longest missing person appeals for closure | Newstalk
Ireland's longest missing person among those remembered on Missing Persons Day | Beat102103.com
Fresh hope for family of one of Ireland's oldest missing persons
A devastating mystery: 'Here I am, a man in my 70s, wondering what became of my brother'
https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/munster/arid-41363893
Disclaimer:The content of this podcast is based on publicly available information that was believed to be reliable at the time of recording. While every effort is made to present accurate and respectful accounts, we cannot guarantee the complete accuracy of all details discussed. The views expressed are our own and are intended for informational and entertainment purposes only. This podcast does not claim to solve any cases or provide legal, medical, or professional advice. Listener discretion is advised, as some content may be disturbing. The creator of this podcast is not liable for any actions taken based on the information provided.Disclaimer:The content of this podcast is based on publicly available information that was believed to be reliable at the time of recording. While every effort is made to present accurate and respectful accounts, we cannot guarantee the complete accuracy of all details discussed. The views expressed are our own and are intended for informational and entertainment purposes only. This podcast does not claim to solve any cases or provide legal, medical, or professional advice. Listener discretion is advised, as some content may be disturbing. The creator of this podcast is not liable for any actions taken based on the information provided.Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Seventeen-year-old Raonaid Murray was walking home through the quiet streets of Glenageary, Dublin, when she was brutally attacked—just minutes from her front door. Despite thousands of interviews and decades of investigation, her killer has never been identified, and the motive remains a mystery. In this episode, we examine the crime scene, the prime suspects, and the unanswered questions that still haunt one of Ireland’s most chilling unsolved murders.
Raonaid Murray - Garda
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Renewed appeal for information on Raonaid Murray murder
Female DNA found under Raonaid's nails | Irish Independent
https://web.archive.org/web/20160821122645/http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/just-like-a-normal-teenager-she-raved-about-george-michaels-music-kept-her-favourite-teddy-bear-on-her-bed-talked-of-seeing-the-world-and-was-frequently-five-minutes-late-turning-up-for-her-shift-at-the-shop-26138107.html
The mystery of south Dublin schoolgirl Raonaid Murray’s unsolved murder
Raonaid Murray – Chilling Crimes
Disclaimer:The content of this podcast is based on publicly available information that was believed to be reliable at the time of recording. While every effort is made to present accurate and respectful accounts, we cannot guarantee the complete accuracy of all details discussed. The views expressed are our own and are intended for informational and entertainment purposes only. This podcast does not claim to solve any cases or provide legal, medical, or professional advice. Listener discretion is advised, as some content may be disturbing. The creator of this podcast is not liable for any actions taken based on the information provided.Raonaid prime suspect - garda chief reveals who he believes killed schoolgirl | Irish Independent
Raonaid Murray: The multiple suspects and theories in the unsolved murder - Dublin Live
Detective who led Raonaid probe dies | Irish Independent
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In 1991, Conor and Sheila O’Dwyer vanished without a trace from their home in Fermoy, County Cork—an elderly couple with no reason to disappear, yet it took three weeks before anyone noticed. Their disappearance remains one of Ireland’s most baffling mysteries, made even stranger by the fact that another man went missing in his car just a year earlier, only for his remains to surface 22 years later. In this episode, we unravel the chilling details, explore possible theories, and ask: how can two people simply cease to exist?
Garda Information
Doe Network
Sources:Conor and Sheila Dwyer - Garda
The unsolved disappearance of Conor and Sheila Dwyer : r/UnresolvedMysteries
Thirty years on, Gardaí still baffled by missing Fermoy couple | Irish Independent
Ireland’s most baffling missing persons case - Couple vanish without trace
Conor & Sheila Dwyer: Marital Mystery
Documentary On One - Thin Air
Conor and Sheila Dwyer: How a ‘German connection’ could hold the key to the mystery of Co Cork couple who disappeared without trace in 1991
Mystery in Fermoy: The couple who vanished into thin air one day in 1991
690DFIRL - Sheila Dwyer
DNA tests on remains in submerged car
Disclaimer:The content of this podcast is based on publicly available information that was believed to be reliable at the time of recording. While every effort is made to present accurate and respectful accounts, we cannot guarantee the complete accuracy of all details discussed. The views expressed are our own and are intended for informational and entertainment purposes only. This podcast does not claim to solve any cases or provide legal, medical, or professional advice. Listener discretion is advised, as some content may be disturbing. The creator of this podcast is not liable for any actions taken based on the information provided.Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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In 1977, six-year-old Mary Boyle vanished without a trace from remote Donegal, making her Ireland’s longest-running missing child case. Decades later, her disappearance remains a mystery, with allegations of political interference, ignored leads, and a fight for justice led by her sister.
Justice for Mary Boyle Facebook Page
Gardaí Information
Sources‘Time is running out’: call for inquest in case of Mary Boyle
Birmingham girl who vanished 39 years ago and known as 'Ireland's Madeleine McCann'
Mary Boyle - a stolen child
Ann Boyle receiving hate mail 40 years after daughter Mary's disappearance
Fianna Fail politician ‘interfered in murder case’
Answer to Mary Boyle mystery lies ‘in her family’, says sister | Irish Independent
Serial killer Robert Black identified as suspect in unsolved murder of seven-year-old girl in Northern Ireland
Paedophile and child serial killer Robert Black dies in jail
'Recluse' gets two years for 35 charges of indecent assault on young brothers
Robert Black main suspect as cold case cops probe mystery of missing Donegal girl Mary Boyle
Margo's search for missing Mary
Disclaimer:The content of this podcast is based on publicly available information that was believed to be reliable at the time of recording. While every effort is made to present accurate and respectful accounts, we cannot guarantee the complete accuracy of all details discussed. The views expressed are our own and are intended for informational and entertainment purposes only. This podcast does not claim to solve any cases or provide legal, medical, or professional advice. Listener discretion is advised, as some content may be disturbing. The creator of this podcast is not liable for any actions taken based on the information provided.Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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In February 2019, Jón Jónsson, a 41-year-old Icelandic man, walked out of his Dublin hotel in broad daylight—and was never seen again. No phone, no wallet, no known reason for leaving. Despite extensive searches, his whereabouts remain unknown. Today, we investigate Jón Jónsson’s disappearance and explore the overlaps with other cases, including Peter Bergmann, a man who meticulously erased his identity before vanishing from an Irish beach.
If you have any information about Jon Jonsson's case you should contact at [email protected] or by calling the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111SourcesDebts, Murder, and Mystery Informants: Jon Jonsson Disappearance Takes Contentious TurnMISSING: JON JONSSON CASE SUMMARY & UPDATEWhere is Jón: Series probes case of missing Icelandic manSearch in Dublin park for missing Icelandic man as gardaí receive anonymous lettersJón Jónsson vanished after walking out of his Dublin hotel room. Now there may be hope of closureNew leads in mystery of missing Icelandic touristDad of missing Icelandic man Jon Jonsson believes he may still be alivePoker game 'could unlock mystery of missing Icelander' | Irish IndependentFrom Iceland — Without A Trace: The Strange Case Of Jón Þröstur JónssonEXCLUSIVE: Inconsolable partner of missing Icelandic man is waiting for him at hotel - Extra.ieDisclaimer:The content of this podcast is based on publicly available information that was believed to be reliable at the time of recording. While every effort is made to present accurate and respectful accounts, we cannot guarantee the complete accuracy of all details discussed. The views expressed are our own and are intended for informational and entertainment purposes only. This podcast does not claim to solve any cases or provide legal, medical, or professional advice. Listener discretion is advised, as some content may be disturbing. The creator of this podcast is not liable for any actions taken based on the information provided.Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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In December 1991, Patricia Doherty left her home in Tallaght to go Christmas shopping—she was never seen alive again. Her body was discovered months later in the Wicklow Mountains, yet her killer was never identified. Patricia’s case remains unsolved, but it bears unsettling similarities to other disappearances linked to Ireland’s infamous Vanishing Triangle; like Antoinette Smith and Marie Killmartin. Were these crimes connected, or should we merely neglect to acknowledge their similarities? This week on Red Room, we will discuss Patricia's disappearance.
If you have any information about Patricia Doherty, Antoinette Smith or Marie Kilmartin's case you should contact at [email protected] or by calling the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111
Sources:Scene of natural beauty reveals terrifying secrets
COLD CASE DETECTIVES RENEW APPEAL IN HUNT FOR KILLER OF DONEGAL MAN'S WIFE
A killer in our midst? | Hotpress
The mystery of those who were never seen again
Femicide Watch - Women's Aid
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In honour of Robert Egger's long-awaited Nosferatu, I wanted to release this episode initially published back in October for Spooky Month, on Patreon. While there are hundreds of examples of Vampire-like beings in folklore across Europe, the Americas and Aboriginal countries, this week we are going to look at instances where the cosplay was taken a little further...
We'll discuss ritualistic blood drinking from ancient civilisations, the Real Vampire community that sprung up in the goth scene of the 80s and some True Crime cases involving blood drinking.
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This week, in our season finale, we explore Ireland's infamous witch trials, uncovering the dark tales of Dame Alice Kyteler, Florence Newton, and the Islandmagee witches. From accusations of demonic pacts to spectral evidence and deadly trials, join us as we explore how fear and superstition gripped these historic Irish communities.
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Links/Sources
Newton, Florence | Dictionary of Irish Biography
Irish Legal Heritage: The Witch of Youghal
Fairy Stroke | The Atlantic Religion
The Project Gutenberg eBook of Irish Witchcraft and Demonology
Irish Legal Heritage: The Witch of Youghal
Witchcraft and Magic in Ireland
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Step back into Victorian-era Ireland, where three gruesome murders left a trail of fear and mystery. This week, we delve into the burning of a witch, the cannibalism of a sailor and the murder of a family in rural Ireland.
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Join us this week in exploring the stories associated with some of Ireland's most haunted houses, castles and abbeys. From the haunted tapestry room in Loftus Hall to how a nun who turned to the devil haunted one of Ireland's oldest Abbeys.
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The Dullahan is a sinister, headless rider from Irish folklore, who rides atop a black horse, carrying his severed head under one arm. With glowing eyes and a grin that stretches ear to ear, this figure carries omens of death, and is thought to be the inspiration behind the Headless Horseman of Sleepy Hollow.
This week, we're taking a look at the mythical figure, and some of the local stories of his appearance.
Sources
The Headless Horseman - Fairy Legends of Ireland
The Banshee: Its Scream, Meaning + Legend
Mayo Folk Tales by Tony Locke
Fairy Legends and Traditions of the South of Ireland. Part II. [With plates.] By Thomas Crofton CROKER
Famous Ghost Stories: Legends and Lore
Irish Ghost Tales: And Things that go Bump in the Night By Tony Locke
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This week we investigate the rise and controversy surrounding Christina Gallagher's House of Prayer on Achill Island, uncovering the mystery behind its alleged miracles, financial dealings, and the Catholic Church's disownment.
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content warning: this episode mentions instances of childhood sexual abuse
What does a suburban Pacific Northwest housewife, a former Irish priest and Q Anon members have in common? Well, they all co-sign the teachings of Ramtha: a 35,000-year-old warrior who speaks through a woman called JZ Knight, at her school of enlightenment.
This week we're discussing JZ' Knights' early life, and looking at how she went from the daughter of a cotton-picking single Mother to the leader of one of the whackiest New-Age cults ever.
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QAnon is many things; a conspiracy theory, a digital phenomenon and according to many, a cult that has taken over the minds of their loved ones.
This week we are deep-diving on the conspiracy theory behind QAnon, and asking how an online puzzle became possibly one of the world's largest cults.
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