• Strange Stories: Coca-Cola Confessions

  • Oct 7 2024
  • Length: 39 mins
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Strange Stories: Coca-Cola Confessions

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  • We sift through the white powdery substance at the bottom of Lisa Bishop’s Coca-Cola can to find that her husband, 71-year-old, Alfred Ruf, in alleged connection with his stepdaughter from his wife’s previous marriage, and her female friend, were conspiring to incapacitate and/or kill Bishop for group sex and the payout from a life insurance policy. The price of Molly and money has never been so great. CW | TW: This episode discusses domestic violence, addictive substances, poisoning, and attempted murder. Listener discretion is advised. Email: severedpodcast@gmail.com Website: severedpodcast.com Facebook: facebook.com/severedpodcast Instagram: @severed_podcast Hosts: Harry Chambers + Drew Hudson Logo Art: Drew Hudson Theme Song Composer | Podcast Editor: Harry Chambers Show Concept | Researcher | Lead Writer: Drew Hudson Available on RadioGardenState Available on Rogue Media Network Sources YouTube: Wayne County Man Accused of Poisoning Wife (WTHR) Article: “Indiana Man Tried to Poison Wife’s Coke with Drugs ‘So He Could Have Sex’ with Stepdaughter, Court Papers Say” (NBCNews) Article: “Indiana Man Poisoned Wife’s Coca-Cola So He Could Marry Her Daughter: Prosecutors” (WRBL) Article: “Man Repeatedly Poisoned Wife So He Could Marry Her Daughter, Cops Say. He Pleads Guilty” (Kansas City Star; non-paywalled) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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