GBNF: A True Crime Podcast

This week's episode will give you a sneak peak into what patrons receive at least once a month over on patreon as bonus content. Myself and my family were on vacation for the past week and while I endeavored to get a new episode done, I came up short on time. Fresh episodes will be back next week and in the meantime, please enjoy this sneak peak into our vault!

On May 23, 2018 three boys were finished working out at their gym and decided to go for a drive, and then to speed, and then to race, along Bayshore Boulevard in South Tampa, Florida. Meanwhile, 24-year-old Jessica Raubenolt had chosen to take her 22-month-old daughter Lillia for a walk along the bay to enjoy the sunshine and the scenery.
The boys barrelled towards where Jessica and Lillia were crossing the street doing over 100mph in a posted 40mph zone and when they spotted Jessica it was too late and Cameron Herrin managed to slow his Mustang down to the posted speed limit before striking them and taking both of their lives.
What came next was a trial that was filled with one family that had broken hearts and another that believed that their son deserved leniency because they had already lost money and he had a lot of guilt over an impulsive mistake.

On January 11th, 1965 Marianne Schmidt and Christine Sharrock would take Marianne's four youngest siblings to Wanda Beach for the day for an outting. The beach that day though was closed because of bad weather. Marianne and Christine left the children behind and went into the secluded dune-area of the beaah and tragically would never be seen again. This case is one of Australia's most gruesome unsolved murders, and now, 65 years later, many wonder if there will ever be answers in this case.