Kerosene: A True Crime Podcast

Hello and welcome to Kerosene Hosted by me Kara Cina where the true crime flame burns red hot! Today is episode 42 and we are discussing drum roll please the Salem Witch Trials. Which if you are unaware is basically where more than 200 people were accused, 30 were found guilty, 19 whom where executed by hanging to include 14 women and 5 men. This took place in Salem Massachusetts between February 1692 and May 1693. I did choose this topic because I am going on Vacation to Salem and Boston in a few short days. I thought is would be both a historical and spooky murder case. So let's all strap in for a truly crazy ass case of pretty much hysteria. So whatever you believe this is a crazy case of mass hysteria where a theory and a few rumors can truly take over and snowball out of control. The Salem witch trials are proof that the truth is stranger than fiction. If you enjoyed this episode please subscribe, rate, and review. Please follow me on Instagram @kerosenetruecrime. Please send your true crime stories and other thoughts/recommendations to [email protected] And until next time please keep listening and keep the fire burning……. Sources: Salem witch trials - Wikipedia Salem witch trials | History, Summary, Location, Causes, Victims, & Facts | Britannica Salem Witch Trials - Dates, Summary & Victims | HISTORY List of people of the Salem witch trials - Wikipedia

Hello and welcome to Kerosene Hosted by me Kara Cina where the true crime flame burns red hot! Today is episode 41 and we are discussing the case of the one and only Lizzie Borden. Now if you guys are unaware she is an American woman who was tried and also acquitted of the murders of her Father and stepmother. No other individuals were ever charged in their murders. This is a wild case. In the end I will let you be the judge was Lizzie innocent or did she get away w/ murder…. If you enjoyed this episode please subscribe, rate, and review. Please follow me on Instagram @kerosenetruecrime. Please send your true crime stories and other thoughts/recommendations to [email protected] And until next time please keep listening and keep the fire burning……. Sources: Lizzie Borden - Wikipedia Lizzie Borden: Murder Trial, Acquittal, and ‘Monster’ Lizzie Borden Murder Timeline: Killings, Trial, and Acquittal Lizzie Borden acquitted | June 20, 1893 | HISTORY Official Lizzie Borden House | America's Most Haunted House Lizzie Borden House - Wikipedia

Hello and welcome to Kerosene Hosted by me Kara Cina where the true crime flame burns red hot! Today is episode 40 and we are discussing the DeFeo murders. Better known as the Amityville Murders. Whether you are a horror movie buff or just into true crime this one is a little bit freaky…. Was Ronald DeFeo haunted by a paranormal phenomena or just a stone cold killer…. Let’s drive into this truly horrifying case. If you enjoyed this episode please subscribe, rate, and review. Please follow me on Instagram @kerosenetruecrime. Please send your true crime stories and other thoughts/recommedations to [email protected] And until next time please keep listening and keep the fire burning……. Sources: Amityville murders - Wikipedia The Amityville Murders: Ronald DeFeo's Motive Still Unknown | A&E The Amityville murders | November 13, 1974 | HISTORY The DeFeo family were murdered inside their Amityville home in 1974. What happened to them formed a 'cottage industry' horror franchise - ABC News

Hello and welcome to Kerosene Hosted by me Kara Cina where the true crime flame burns red hot! Today is episode 39 the murder of Elizabeth Sennett. She was a 45year old mother, grandmother, and wife who was the victim of murder for hire. This twisty case will have you wondering how or why someone so close to you would want you dead. If you enjoyed this episode please subscribe, rate, and review. Please follow me on Instagram @kerosenetruecrime. Please send your true crime stories and other thoughts/recommedations to [email protected] And until next time please keep listening and keep the fire burning……. Sources: Execution of Kenneth Eugene Smith - Wikipedia Kenneth Eugene Smith Case Victim: Who Was Elizabeth Sennett? | Times Now Elizabeth Dorlene “Liz” Thorne Sennett (1942-1988) - Find a Grave Memorial What Happened To Elizabeth Sennett ? Wikipedia, Bio, Murder Case Details And Update Explored

Hello and welcome to Kerosene Hosted by me Kara Cina where the true crime flame burns red hot! Today is episode 38. The Case of murderer Thomas D. Carr. He was an American thief, arsonist, war criminal and self-confessed serial killer. He was hung in 1870 for murdering 13-year-old Louisa Fox his supposed fiancé but before his death he confessed to murdering 14 men, including to participating in a famous 1867 murder that occurred in West Virginia. If you enjoyed this episode please subscribe, rate, and review. Please follow me on Instagram @kerosenetruecrime. Please send your true crime stories and other thoughts/recommendations to [email protected] And until next time please keep listening and keep the fire burning……. Sources: Thomas D. Carr - Wikipedia Thomas Carr | Murderpedia, the encyclopedia of murderers The Crimes of Thomas D. Carr - The Ohio Project Thomas David Carr, Serial Killer Ohio (convicted)||Virginia (confessed)||South Carolina (confessed)||Mississippi (confessed)||Tennessee (confessed)||North Carolina (confessed)||Maryland (confessed)||West Virginia (confessed)||