155 - You Don't Know What You Don't Know - Resources

+Karen and Georgia gave a shout-out to Jess from For The Love Of Vintage. Shop her Etsy here.
+Watch unboxings and participate in live show ticket giveaways by joining the MFM Fan Cult here.
+The ladies got an email from Julia about Eunice Carter, one of the first prosecutors of color in the United States. She also helped take down Lucky Luciano. Read more about her here.
+The new book club book is "Invisible" about Eunice Carter. Buy your copy here.
+Karen and Georgia's book is coming out at the end of May. You can preorder it here.
+Karen mentioned Brene Brown's book "Daring Greatly" again. Buy it here.

Georgia covered the murder of Susan Taraskiewicz.
+You can watch the Unsolved Mysteries with Robert Stacks on this case (season 8, episode 10) on Amazon Prime here.
+You can watch the Unsolved Mysteries with Dennis Farina on this case (season 4, episode 1) on Amazon Prime here.
+Here's an article on the 26th vigil that was held last year in memory of Su.

Karen covered the murder of Abraham Shakespeare.
+Here's the Wikipedia article on Abraham Shakespeare.
+You can watch "The Curse Of The Lottery" on YouTube here.
+You can rent episodes of "My Lottery Dream Home" on Amazon here.
+Here's the Murderpedia article on Dorice "Dee Dee" Moore.

+Karen's positive of the week is the podcast "Gladiator". Listen here.

+Karen's other positive of the week is the show "Derry Girls". Watch on Netflix here.

+Georgia mentioned the podcast "Bear Brooke" (which she has talked about in the past). Listen here.

+Georgia's positive of the week is switching up her meds. Follow along with the hashtag #myfavoritemeds here.

MFM Minisode 104 - Resources

Hometown #1 - "Food Court Stabbing" - Sarah
+No links.

Hometown #2 - "Didn't Lock My Front Door/Echo Park" - Kaitlyn
+Here's an article on the intruder and a surveillance video of the creep.

Hometown #3 - "I Know Someone Who Was At Richard Speck's Deathbed" - Jasmine
+Here's the Wikipedia article on Richard Speck.

Hometown #4 - "My Mom's Ex-Husband Tried To Blow Her Up" - Shelley
+No links.

Hometown #5 - "My Dad Gave A Bank Robber A Ride" - Lisa
+No links.

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154 - DNA Dad - Resources

+Georgia mentioned the book "Daring Greatly" by Brene Brown. Buy a copy here.
+There are going to be new podcasts coming out on the Exactly Right Media. Click here to check out what shows are currently available.

Karen covered the suspicious death of Thelma Todd.
+Here's the Wikipedia article on Thelma Todd.
+Karen got most of her information on this case from this website, "Deranged LA Crimes".
+This is also the site that Karen got her information when she covered reporter Aggie Underwood. Listen to Karen cover Aggie in this episode.
+You can buy a used VHS copy of "White Hot: The Mysterious Murder of Thelma Todd" on Amazon here.
+Karen mentioned this article in the Chicago Tribune that helped reignite the mystery of Thelma Todd's death.
+There's a lot of Marx Brother's films available on YouTube. Click here to watch one.
+Here's a 3 minute video on YouTube that takes you inside Thelma Todd's Cafe.
+Click here to see a picture of the real Lucky Luciano and click here to see the "smokestack" actor who played him in "Boardwalk Empire".
+You can watch "Boardwalk Empire" on Amazon Prime here.
+If you want to learn more about the Genovese Crime Family (that Lucky Luciano was the head guy of), click here to read the Wikipedia article.
+Here's the Daily Bruin article on the hauntings at "The Comedy Store" that was formerly Ciro's Nightclub.
+Here's the Wikipedia article on Ida Lupino, the first female director and producer in Hollywood.

Georgia covered The Foot Path Murders.
+Georgia got most of her information from this article by Ian Cobain.
+Here's the Wikipedia article on Colin Pitchfork.
+Karen mentioned "The Great British Baking Show". You can watch it on Netflix here.
+If you want to learn more about Alec Jeffreys, the "DNA Dad", click here to read his Wikipedia article.

+Georgia's positive of the week was closing on a house.

+Karen's positive of the week is the new podcast "The HoneyDew". Listen here.