True Crime Deep Dive: From Elizabeth Short to Tylenol Murders

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This week on BJ In the Morning, we're taking a detour into the realm of true crime. Hold on tight as we navigate through the twisted tales of some of history's most infamous and unsettling crimes. Please note, some of these stories contain graphic details and are not for the faint-hearted. 

We begin with the chilling tale of Elizabeth Short, an aspiring actress found gruesomely murdered in 1947. Listen in as we unravel the gruesome details of her tragic end. We then transition into discussing the unsolved Borden Family Murders of 1892 and the chilling Icebox Murders. Further, we shed light on some famous unsolved murders like the case of Dorothy Jane Scott and the shocking assassination of fashion icon Gianni Versace. As we navigate through these stories, we explore the various theories and the unending suspense surrounding these cases.

We round off the episode with the discussion of the Chicago Tylenol Murders of 1982, an infamous case that sparked real change in the country and led to increased quality control and security of Pharmaceuticals.

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