Just The Tip-sters

Getting a flyer under your windshield beseeching you to join a group, I.E. cult, is icky. Having a polygamist child molester hold you hostage making "fashion" in his sweat shop is something else. EP 245 of SE5 tells the story of Tony Alamo and his wife Susan. Two awful people who should never have met. 

The third in a series of interviews with Nicole DeLaMora, the survivor of a car to car shooting serial killer.

We asked for your opinion Tip-Sters on why women are the main consumers to true crime. And boy did you deliver! Thank you for your beautifully soul baring answers some of which we talk about in this episode.

In part 2 of the interview with Nicole DeLamora hear how she not only survived being shot by a serial killer but thrived in her life. Her survival and recovery are nothing short of a miracle.               

It all started with Joshua sent Melissa a meme. And a discussion ensued. Why do YOU think women consume true crime? 

Its a rare opportunity to get to speak to the survivor of a serial killer. Nicole Delamora foiled the plans of The Sylmar Serial Killer by surviving. She has not just survived-she has thrived and will continue to do so. Listen to her story here in part one of our interview.

Jarret Kobek wrote a book. He actually wrote TWO books on the Zodiac. And his explosive new information is profiled in the October 2022 issue of Los Angeles Magazine in an article by Aaron Gell.

Have you heard of Juliet Hulme? Probably not. But you may have heard of Anne Perry, true crime fiction writer who was born Juliet Hulme and changed her name to Anne Perry after helping her best friend kill her mother.  And we are proud to be in a partnership with Manscaped! Hear Joshua's review and if you have a man in your life who could use some 'scaping, use JUSTTHETIP for 20% off and free worldwide shipping!

Serial killer Henry Louis Wallace killed 11 women from 1990-1994 in the Charlotte, NC area. He was questioned after the first woman was murdered. The victim's family members believe if someone, anyone had put together the connections surrounding him, many if not all of the remaining victims could still be alive. Was it racial bias that kept their murders from being solved or connected until 11 women had been killed?

Deputy Jonathan Aujay, K-9 handler for the LA Sheriffs Department was a no non-sense guy. But when he never returned from a run in the Antelope Valley area of LA County he left behind many more questions, theories and conspiracies than anyone could have imagined. What happened to Jonathan Aujay? 

Hello Beloveds. Just a short message to explain the delays. We will be back on track SOON. Like  NOW. Thank you for your patience. 

Tip-Sters have an opportunity to help with this episode. The Attorney General of Texas is asking for our help. 42 years after her parents were murdered and left in a forest in Texas after moving there from Florida, Baby Holly has been found living in Oklahoma. She was adopted after being left at a fire station and thanks to genetic genealogy her family was located and she knows who her biological parents were. Their story is layered and there are definitely people who know what happened and maybe even who is responsible for the murder of her parents. If you have any information about the murders of Harold Dean Clouse and Tina Gail Clouse in late 1980 or early 1981 please contact the Texas Attorney General's Cold Case and Missing Persons Unit at [email protected] or at (512) 936-0742