# John List

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Murder Of Family //John List Black Crime File

He lost his job. He told no one. Then he made a list and his family was on it. In November 1971, accountant and church elder John Emil List sat down and made a decision that would shock America for decades. Facing financial ruin and too proud too broken to admit the truth, List concluded that the m…

New Jersey: The List Family and Tiffany Valiante

This week, we’re in New Jersey discussing a family annihilator. Then, we’ll talk about the death of a teenage girl who had everything going for her. Buckle up and join us on this dark and twisted ride through the Garden State. If you or someone you know is struggling with mental health challenges,…

The Dark Side of New Jersey: The Watcher, John List & Mysteries They Can’t Explain

Visit Our Site:  Moore To The Story New Jersey has a dark side most people never hear about. In this episode of Moore to the Story: Crimes & Conspiracy, we head into my home state — starting in my hometown of Westfield, New Jersey — to investigate some of the strangest true crimes, unsolved myste…

Episode 1 | True Crime, UFOs & Unsolved Mysteries: John List, Jimmy Hoffa and What’s Coming | Episode 1

Welcome to the first episode of Crime & Conspiracies: Moore to the Story, hosted by Aaron Moore and his team. In this special series preview, the team introduces the true crimes, unexplained disappearances, UFO encounters, government secrets, and conspiracy theories the podcast will investigate. …

FAMILY ANNIHILATORS: John List And The Psychology Of Familicide

In November 1971, John List shot his mother, his wife, and his three children inside their Westfield, New Jersey, mansion, then walked out the next morning and stayed free for nearly 18 years. Criminologists at Birmingham City University later went through three decades of British cases like his an…

Success 2.0: Getting What You Want

We all rely on incentives to get people to do things they might otherwise avoid. Parents reward kids for doing their homework. Companies offer bonuses to their high-performing employees. Charities send gifts to their donors. In the second episode in our "Success 2.0" series, economist Uri Gneezy sh…

Success 2.0: Taking the Leap

American culture celebrates those who persevere in the face of adversity. So how do we know when to walk away from something that's not working? Today, we kick off our new "Success 2.0" series with economist John List. He says in every domain of our lives, it's important to know when to pivot to so…

Wiring a child’s brain: what AI can't replace

Dana Suskind is Professor of Surgery and Pediatrics at the University of Chicago and a pediatric cochlear implant surgeon. She earned her BS and MD at the University of Missouri–Kansas City and joined UChicago in 2002, where she founded the Pediatric Hearing Loss and Cochlear Implant Program. Her p…

INDRID COLD: The Grinning Man From The Year Of The Mothman

On the night of November 2nd, 1966, a sewing machine salesman named Woodrow Derenberger was driving home on Interstate 77 outside Parkersburg, West Virginia, when a craft shaped like an old kerosene lamp passed his van and slowed to a stop in front of it. The man who stepped out wore a dark overcoa…

346 - Weird Fun Bag #30 - Pigasus, Welfare, and the Power of Organic Food

Send us Fan Mail It's a new month, so it's back to the Fun Bags. For #30, we're looking at Pigasus and the lives of John List and J.I. Rodale. Like the show on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/OurWeirdWorldPod/Follow John on Twitter and Instagram @TheJohnHinsonFollow the show on Instagram @OurWe…