ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode, Erin and Autumn discuss two tragic holiday murder cases: the Christmas Tree Farm Murders of Ed and Minnie Maurin and the Covina Christmas Massacre. They explore themes of family, community impact, and the long-lasting effects of violence during what should be a joyful season.
00:00 Introduction and Self-Confidence
02:02 Severe Weather and Podcast Hiatus
03:45 Holiday-Centric Cases
04:55 The Christmas Tree Farm Murders
19:49 The Covina Christmas Massacre
47:25 Reflections on Family and Tragedy
Keywords
Murder, Christmas, True Crime, Podcast, Family, Tragedy, Ethel, Covina, Murders, Holiday, Investigation
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English
United States
explicit content
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