Beers with Queers: A True Crime Podcast

• CASE UPDATE- The SOLVED Appalachian Trail Murders of Julie Williams and Lollie Winans

  Special Case Update 01In this episode of Beers with Queers, hosts Jordy and Brad discuss the recent resolution of the tragic murders of Julie Williams and Lollie Winans, a case that remained unsolved for nearly 30 years. They reflect on the emotional impact of the case, the details surrounding the murders, and the recent breakthrough in DNA evidence that led to the identification of the killer, Walter Leo Jackson Sr. Despite the closure for the families, questions remain about the investigation and the nature of the crimes.Beers With Queers: A True Crime Podcast 🍻🌈🔪Welcome to Beers With Queers, the true crime podcast where we invite you to crack open a cold one (unless you are driving) and dive into the darkest, most twisted cases and involving the LGBTQ+ community and always with a queer perspective. Hosted by Jordi and Brad, we cover everything from notorious serial killers to unsolved mysteries, cults, and bizarre crimes, all while you sit back sipping your favorite brews.Join us for in-depth storytelling, chilling details, queer history and really gay commentary. So whether you're here for the crimes, the beers, or the queers, you're in the right place. So, grab a drink, get cozy, and let’s talk true crime!🔔 Subscribe now and never miss an episode!🎧 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Audible or wherever you get your podcasts📲 Follow us on Instagram @beerswithqueerspod or Facebook Beers With Queers:A True Crime Podcast for updates and extra content! Cheers, queers! 🍻✨ Takeaways The case of Julie and Lollie has been a significant emotional journey for the hosts. The murders occurred in 1996, and the couple was found in a horrific state. Darryl Ross was the only suspect initially, but charges were dropped due to lack of evidence. The FBI maintained that the case was not cold and continued to investigate. New DNA technology played a crucial role in solving the case after 28 years. Walter Leo Jackson Sr. was identified as the killer but died in prison in 2018. The case raised questions about whether it was a hate crime or a random act of violence. The hosts express their personal connection to the case as queer hikers. There are still unanswered questions regarding the investigation and potential accomplices. The hosts encourage listeners to stay vigilant and safe while enjoying the outdoors. KeywordsTrue Crime, LGBTQ, Appalachian Trail, Murders, Justice, FBI, Cold Case, DNA Evidence, Julie Williams, Lollie Winans

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• 120.) A Movie So Disturbing it Got Its Director Murdered- The Case of Pier Pasolini

  Beers With Queers True Crime Podcast Ep 120 Banned, Brutal, and Deadly: The Film So Shocking It Cost the Director His LifeKeywordstrue crime, podcast, Pier Pasolini, My Favorite Murder, queer culture, film history, controversial cinema, murder mystery, Italian cinema, LGBTQ+, disturbing cinema, Pasolini, Salo, film analysis, artistic intent, murder mystery, Italian cinema, political commentary, taboo films, film historySummaryIn this episode of Beers with Queers, hosts Jordi and Brad discuss the surreal experience of receiving a shoutout from the popular podcast My Favorite Murder. They then delve into the life and controversial career of Italian filmmaker Pier Pasolini, exploring his infamous works and the brutal circumstances surrounding his murder and the possible connection to the fascist party. The conversation highlights Pasolini's impact on cinema, his relationships, and the societal backlash he faced, culminating in a discussion about his last film, Salo, which remains one of the most shocking films in history. This conversation delves into the disturbing themes of cinema, particularly focusing on the controversial film 'Salo' by Pier Paolo Pasolini. The discussion explores the artistic intent behind such films, the life and brutal murder of Pasolini, and the ongoing investigation into his death. The conversation highlights the complexities of political commentary in art and the societal reactions to taboo subjects, culminating in a reflection on the unresolved mysteries surrounding Pasolini's legacy.takeaways• The hosts express their excitement about being mentioned by My Favorite Murder.• Brad shares his personal connection to the podcasting world and its inspirations.• Pier Pasolini was a controversial figure in Italian cinema.• His film Salo is known for its disturbing content.• Pasolini's life was marked by both artistic success and personal turmoil.• The hosts emphasize the importance of discussing lesser-known queer true crime cases.• Pasolini's relationships with younger men were a significant aspect of his life.• The episode explores the societal context of Pasolini's homosexuality.• Pasolini's murder remains a haunting mystery in Italy.• The conversation reflects on the impact of art and controversy in shaping public perception. The film 'Salo' is known for its disturbing content and artistic commentary.• Pasolini's work often challenged societal norms and political ideologies.• The murder of Pasolini remains a controversial and unresolved case.• Pino Pelosi's confession raises questions about the true nature of the murder.• The investigation into Pasolini's death has seen new developments in recent years.• The theft of film reels from 'Salo' is a unique aspect of its history.• Pasolini's films continue to provoke discussion and analysis decades later.• The political climate in Italy during the 1970s influenced Pasolini's work and life.• The trial of Pino Pelosi was marked by controversy and public outcry.• The ongoing investigation into Pasolini's murder reflects the complexities of historical narratives.

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• 119.) David Copeland aka "The London Nail Bomber"

  Over the course of three weekends, the city of London was gripped with fear following series of bombings on the general public that caused multiple injuries and millions in property damages. As investigators worked around the clock to catch the so called "London Nail Bomber", he would carry out one final attack with deadly consequences.Follow Us-Instagram

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• 118.) Tony Atkins aka "The Gay Serial Killer Who Targeted Women"

  This week we talk about one of the most unique and prolific serial killers in American history. Over the course of just four months, Tony Atkins would claim the lives of at least 11 women earning him the nickname "The Woodward Corridor Killer"/ Follow Us- Instagram-@beerswithqueerspod Facebook-Beers with Queers: A True Crime Podcast

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• 117.) Speaking for the Queer Dead: An Interview with Trans Doe Task Force- Part 2

  This is our final episode talking with the Trans Doe Task Force as they walk us through how they go about solving the cases they get and just what exactly is Forensic Genealogy. Follow Us- Instagram-@beerswithqueerspod Facebook-Beers with Queers: A True Crime Podcast

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