Criminal Canvas Podcasthttps://criminalcanvaspodcast.com/
A true crime podcast.. with a creative twist!]]>enTrue CrimeCopyright Ashlie Lawsonhttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/abf63876db77fc550ccda4e01d1f938c.jpgCriminal Canvas Podcasthttps://criminalcanvaspodcast.com/Mon, 18 Dec 2023 16:04:07 +0000Ashlie LawsonAshlie Lawsoncriminalcanvaspodcast@gmail.comTrue Crime + Creativity = Podcast A true crime podcast.. with a creative twist!
A true crime podcast.. with a creative twist!]]>yesepisodicS3/Ep. 3 (part 1) - Samuel Littlehttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/s3-ep-3-part-1-samuel-little--57823533******** DISCLAMIER ********

If you’re sensitive to monstrous criminal behavior, I encourage you to please use caution when listening or stop.

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Fasten your seatbelts, this American criminal is dubbed the most prolific serial killer based on the number of confirmed victims. He claims there are at least 93 women. These murders would last for several decades, across numerous states, but somehow, he was seemingly able to skirt authorities. Or at least for murder.

Additionally... This killer’s earlier crimes would lead an innocent man to be convicted. Thankfully, the Innocence Project would intervene. It wasn't until 2012, he would be arrested on an unrelated drug charge.

During the investigation, he stated, that his killings started in 1970, on New Year's Eve in Miami, "It was like drugs, I came to like it."


Multiple Mugshots College – FBI website - In this handout photo provided by the FBI, serial killer Samuel Little is seen in a composite image depicting multiple mug shots/booking photos from 1966-1995.

FBI Website – Map of murders and list of victims/photo https://www.fbi.gov/news/stories/samuel-little-most-prolific-serial-killer-in-us-history-100619

Updated – 10/1/2019: The continued investigation into the confessions of Samuel Little has resulted in several changes to this map. Five cases have been removed after being confirmed by law enforcement. Two new cases have been added—one in Willoughby Hills, Ohio, and another in New Orleans, Louisiana. Two previously unmatched confessions have been linked to unidentified bodies or “Jane Does.” Eight new portraits have been added. Little draws the portraits based on his memories of the victims.

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]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/57823533Mon, 27 Nov 2023 17:30:00 +0000Ashlie Lawson******** DISCLAMIER ******** If you’re sensitive to monstrous criminal behavior, I encourage you to please use caution when listening or stop. ************************************ Fasten your seatbelts, this American criminal is dubbed the most...******** DISCLAMIER ********

If you’re sensitive to monstrous criminal behavior, I encourage you to please use caution when listening or stop.

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Fasten your seatbelts, this American criminal is dubbed the most prolific serial killer based on the number of confirmed victims. He claims there are at least 93 women. These murders would last for several decades, across numerous states, but somehow, he was seemingly able to skirt authorities. Or at least for murder.

Additionally... This killer’s earlier crimes would lead an innocent man to be convicted. Thankfully, the Innocence Project would intervene. It wasn't until 2012, he would be arrested on an unrelated drug charge.

During the investigation, he stated, that his killings started in 1970, on New Year's Eve in Miami, "It was like drugs, I came to like it."


Multiple Mugshots College – FBI website - In this handout photo provided by the FBI, serial killer Samuel Little is seen in a composite image depicting multiple mug shots/booking photos from 1966-1995.

FBI Website – Map of murders and list of victims/photo https://www.fbi.gov/news/stories/samuel-little-most-prolific-serial-killer-in-us-history-100619

Updated – 10/1/2019: The continued investigation into the confessions of Samuel Little has resulted in several changes to this map. Five cases have been removed after being confirmed by law enforcement. Two new cases have been added—one in Willoughby Hills, Ohio, and another in New Orleans, Louisiana. Two previously unmatched confessions have been linked to unidentified bodies or “Jane Does.” Eight new portraits have been added. Little draws the portraits based on his memories of the victims.

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]]>1106boxing,california,drugs,fighter,innocentproject,mostprolifickillers,ohio,samuellittle,serialkiller,truecrimeyes33fullS3/Ep. 2 - Chester "The Molestor" Turnerhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/s3-ep-2-chester-the-molestor-turner--57653974Disclaimer **********

If you’re sensitive to murder, drugs, or rape. Use caution or stop listening.

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Case/ Suspect History

After his parent’s divorce (1970s), 5yr Turner and his mother moved out of Warren, Arkansas to a small home in LA. His mother, Audrey Turner worked two jobs. Chester was described as a latch-key kid.

A relative, who requested privacy stated, “He didn’t go to the park or the gym, He couldn’t because his mother would not let him. He was always at home helping her. He didn’t have a regular childhood. He didn’t go nowhere."

Turner eventually dropped out of high school and started hanging out with the wrong crowd, portraying himself as a gang member, police said.

Around 1992, Turner began a rocky relationship with a woman named Felicia Collier, police said. The couple had a child but fought constantly. During one violent confrontation, a relative of Collier intervened and shot Turner.

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Other podcasts and documentaries
  • The Lost Crimes Library – with Neysa Henderson published on 8/11/2021 – Serial Killer – Chester Turner
  • IMDb has a docuseries, titled Evil Lives Here. In S5/Ep. 6, they features Felecia Collier -– “I was his first victim” (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9803594/)
]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/57653974Wed, 15 Nov 2023 21:38:50 +0000Ashlie Lawson********** Disclaimer ********** If you’re sensitive to murder, drugs, or rape. Use caution or stop listening. *********************************** Case/ Suspect History After his parent’s divorce (1970s), 5yr Turner and his mother moved out of...Disclaimer **********

If you’re sensitive to murder, drugs, or rape. Use caution or stop listening.

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Case/ Suspect History

After his parent’s divorce (1970s), 5yr Turner and his mother moved out of Warren, Arkansas to a small home in LA. His mother, Audrey Turner worked two jobs. Chester was described as a latch-key kid.

A relative, who requested privacy stated, “He didn’t go to the park or the gym, He couldn’t because his mother would not let him. He was always at home helping her. He didn’t have a regular childhood. He didn’t go nowhere."

Turner eventually dropped out of high school and started hanging out with the wrong crowd, portraying himself as a gang member, police said.

Around 1992, Turner began a rocky relationship with a woman named Felicia Collier, police said. The couple had a child but fought constantly. During one violent confrontation, a relative of Collier intervened and shot Turner.

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