TAKEN: The Murder of Mary Jo Templeton Podcast
1) Ep. 7 That Damn Harry Wall
On October 2nd, 1978, Mary Jo was at the Pastime Tavern in Redmond, in the company of two men. On this particular Monday night, the trio attracted the ire of the establishment’s resident blackjack dea...Show More
AUDIO REMOVED: The podcast creator has removed the audio for this episode.2) Ep. 5 Mary Jo Templeton
There’s endless laughter, tears, and affection from Templeton’s family and friends. And then – from police reports – there are the accounts of domestic disturbances, public intoxication, and criminal ...Show More
3) Ep. 3 The Suspects
As compelling as Penny Wilcox’s story was, it just didn’t make a whole lot of sense to me from a logical standpoint. Because if I were the one who’d pulled the trigger, my first thought wouldn't have ...Show More
4) Ep. 6 God's Tequila
It takes determination, it takes passion…but it also takes a little bit of luck. A lot of these cold cases…people sit at their desk and they’ll wait for that phone call to come in to crack the case. T...Show More
5) Ep. 1 The Discovery
At 8:12 on the morning of April 30th, 1979, Pacific Power & Light worker Bob Gilbert was performing his daily ritual of raking the grates; he did so using a 20-foot long metal rake to remove any debri...Show More
6) Ep. 4 The Serial Killer?
Joseph Fischer told police that he would drink two quarts of whiskey a day, then find people to kill who reminded him of his mother. He despised her, of course, and once said if he could dig her up, h...Show More
7) Ep. 2 The Investigation
It took one month from the time the first body parts were discovered at the dam until police – through dental records, like Leo had hoped – were able to positively ID the victim as 49-year-old Mary Jo...Show More