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About Murder In 20
Bobbie
Stevens
is
o
bsessed
with
true
crime
and
passionate
about
writing
and
story
telling
and
delivers
a
new
and
fascinating
episode
every
Wednesday.
Tune
in,
get
the
concise and complete episode in 20 minutes. Less Talk. More True crime.
MI20 wishes to thank and acknowledge the following sources for this episode:
Florida Today
Black Widow expected to set state precedent
The Miami Herald
Long road to the chair
The final moments of a murderer
The Pensacola News
New Business Licenses - Judias Buenoano
8 Men, 4 Women Chosen Jurors in Buenoano Trial
Buenoano Got $109,000 From Son's Death
Buenoano Case Centers on Money
Buenoano Got Money After Husband's Death
Jury Won't Hear Evidence Of Past Cases
Acquittal Ruling Delayed
Buenoano Claims Innocence, Says Edgar in 'Witch Hunt'
Jury Recommends Prison In Buenoano Sentencing
Mysteries Around Buenoano Piqued Interest of Press, Public
Buenoano mystifies cases' investigators
Buenoano Sentencing Is Today
Buenoano Sentence: Life in Prison
Verdict Surprised Even Lawyers
Pensacola News Journal
Man seriously hurt in car explosion
No clues in car bombing
Police process victim's bombed car for clues
Man's fiancee charged with attempted murder
Water Mishaps claim 2
South Florida Sun Sentinel
The Black Widow
The Tampa Tribune
'Black widow' among 3 death warrants signed
Clark County Prosecutor
United States District Court - Middle District of Florida
Supreme Court of Florida - Buenoano v. State
Female Serial Killers
After a series of insurance fraud schemes — and several poisoned lovers — a southern con artist met her electrifying
end
PODCAST EXCERPT
1970
James
went
to
Vietnam
and
returned
home
the
following
year.
Several
months
later
he
was
exhausted
and
weak.
He
checked
himself
in to the hospital. Three days later James was dead.
They
didn't
have
any
life
jackets,
so
instead
Judy
wrapped
a
ski
belt
around
Michael
and
helped
him
in
to
the
canoe.
The
weight
of
the
braces
pulled
Michael
under.
His
lifeless
body
landed
on
the
bottom
of
the river bed.
John
left
the
restaurant,
opened
the
driver's
door,
sat
in
the
seat
and
turned
the
ignition
key.
The
headlights
and
tail
lights
came
on,
then
a
thundering boom. A blast so loud it was heard six blocks away.
On
March
30,
1998
Judy's
final
moments
were
quiet.
Her
body
wilted
in
fear
as
two
guards
walked
her
in.
Her
face
sunken
and
bony.
She
was
strapped in to the leather restraints on the electric chair.
MURDERER: JUDIAS BUENOANO
POISON FOR PROFIT
Judy
was
a
nurse
and
serial
killer
who
almost
got
away
with
it.
Poisoning
for
profit
she
murdered
her
husband,
boyfriend
and
son.
Then
she
bombed
her
next
victim
and
became
the
first
woman executed in Florida.
About Murder In 20
Bobbie
Stevens
is
o
bsessed
with
true
crime
and
passionate
about
writing
and
story
telling
and
delivers
a
new
and
fascinating
episode
every
Wednesday.
Tune
in,
get
the
concise
and
complete
episode in 20 minutes. Less Talk. More True crime.
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Copyright 2024. All rights reserved.
PODCAST EXCERPT
1970
James
went
to
Vietnam
and
returned
home
the
following
year.
Several
months
later
he
was
exhausted
and
weak.
He
checked
himself
in
to
the
hospital.
Three
days
later James was dead.
They
didn't
have
any
life
jackets,
so
instead
Judy
wrapped
a
ski
belt
around
Michael
and
helped
him
in
to
the
canoe.
The
weight
of
the
braces
pulled
Michael
under.
His
lifeless
body landed on the bottom of the river bed.
John
left
the
restaurant,
opened
the
driver's
door,
sat
in
the
seat
and
turned
the
ignition
key.
The
headlights
and
tail
lights
came
on,
then
a
thundering
boom.
A
blast
so
loud it was heard six blocks away.
On
March
30,
1998
Judy's
final
moments
were
quiet.
Her
body
wilted
in
fear
as
two
guards
walked
her
in.
Her
face
sunken
and
bony.
She
was
strapped
in
to
the
leather
restraints on the electric chair.
MI20 wishes to thank and acknowledge the
following sources for this episode:
Florida Today
Black Widow expected to set state precedent
The Miami Herald
Long road to the chair
The final moments of a murderer
The Pensacola News
New Business Licenses - Judias Buenoano
8 Men, 4 Women Chosen Jurors in Buenoano Trial
Buenoano Got $109,000 From Son's Death
Buenoano Case Centers on Money
Buenoano Got Money After Husband's Death
Jury Won't Hear Evidence Of Past Cases
Acquittal Ruling Delayed
Buenoano Claims Innocence, Says Edgar in 'Witch Hunt'
Jury Recommends Prison In Buenoano Sentencing
Mysteries Around Buenoano Piqued Interest of Press,
Public
Buenoano mystifies cases' investigators
Buenoano Sentencing Is Today
Buenoano Sentence: Life in Prison
Verdict Surprised Even Lawyers
Pensacola News Journal
Man seriously hurt in car explosion
No clues in car bombing
Police process victim's bombed car for clues
Man's fiancee charged with attempted murder
Water Mishaps claim 2
South Florida Sun Sentinel
The Black Widow
The Tampa Tribune
'Black widow' among 3 death warrants signed
Clark County Prosecutor
United States District Court - Middle District of Florida
Supreme Court of Florida - Buenoano v. State
Female Serial Killers
After a series of insurance fraud schemes — and several
poisoned lovers — a southern con artist met her
electrifying end
MURDERER: JUDIAS BUENOANO
POISON FOR PROFIT
Judy
was
a
nurse
and
serial
killer
who
almost
got
away
with
it.
Poisoning
for
profit
she
murdered
her
husband,
boyfriend
and
son.
Then
she
bombed
her
next
victim
and
became the first woman executed in Florida.
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