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Published by Jo-Anne Sieppert
Moms on Mics is where motherhood meets real life. We dive into everything from parenting wins and struggles to family dynamics, true crime stories, and meaningful interviews with inspiring guests. Whether we’re laughing about mom life, unpacking tough topics, or sharing powerful stories, nothing is off the table. Real moms. Real conversations. On the mic.
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Join us for this weeks episode when discuss one of the step Dads that many people believe is responsible for the murders, John Mark Byers. We look at his past, his criminal activities, and the tragedies that followed him. But most importantly, could he have done it?
Join us this week as we talk about the 11 year old missing boy in Calgary, Parker. We talk about the facility he went missing from, the route he was known to have taken. We also share our experiences with autism. If you have any information on Parkers whereabouts, please contact: Information? CPS: 403-266-1234 Calgary Crime Stoppers Missing Children Society of Canada : 1-800-661-6160 MCSC rescu: https://rescu.mcsc.ca/ Case #: CA26318270 | 3955
Join us for this weeks episode of Moms on Mics, as we take a closer look at the testimony of Damien Echols, one of the three teenagers convicted in the infamous West Memphis Three case. We examine what Damien said on the witness stand, how the prosecution used his words against him, and why his testimony continues to spark debate decades later.
Join us this week as we discuss the testimony of Lisa Sakevicius, a criminalist at the Arkansas state crime lab. Lisa Sakevicius was a fiber expert. This testimony played a large role in the case, an expertise that is no longer considered relevant.
Join us this week as we discuss the testimony of detective Bryn Ridge during the Damien Echols and Jason Baldwin Trial (February 28 - March 18, 1994). Detective Ridge talks about finding the bodies, collecting evidence, and ultimately losing what was possibly the most significant piece of evidence in the case.
Join us this week as we continue our series on the West Memphis 3 case with the testimony of Dale Griffis. The so called satanist expert.
Join us this week as we discuss Dr. Peretti's testimony. Dr. Peretti was the medical examiner for the West Memphis 3 case. We here his findings, and his reasoning's behind some of those findings, even though many of which will be greatly debated and are still debated to this day. Credit to Callahan for the transcripts http://callahan.mysite.com/documents_az.html
Graphic warning for this episode! We are talking about the autopsies of Christopher Byers, Michael Moore, and Stevie Branch. We do cover them as respectfully as we can. This episode is a tough one, but also an important one. Credit to Callahan. http://callahan.mysite.com/documents_az.html
Join us this week as we go through the testimony of Dr Ofshe, an expert on false confessions. Dr Ofshe helps us to understand how how and why someone could make a false confessions. What role did the police have in the false confession, and why did Jessie repeat multiple times? Credit to Callahan for the transcripts. http://callahan.mysite.com/documents_az.html
Join us for a bonus episode this week as we discuss whats going on in Child Care right now in Alberta with Krystal Churcher. The changes, the problems, and the changes needed to fix it.
In Part 7 of our deep dive into the case of the West Memphis Three, we break down the final portion of Jessie Misskelly Jr.’s infamous police confession, the statement that helped convict the three teenagers and sparked decades of controversy. We examine the inconsistencies, the leading questions, and the details that didn’t match the crime scene, while exploring how investigators shaped the narrative during hours of interrogation. Credit to Callahan for the information we've used throughout this case. http://callahan.mysite.com/documents_az.html
Join us this week as we listen to Jessie Misskelly's recorded confession and talk about the obvious problems with it.
Join us this week as we continue our series on the West Memphis 3. This week we are talking about some of the alternative suspects.
Join us this week for part 4 of our series on the West Memphis 3. In this episode we are going to go through the tumultuous testimony of Vicki and Aaron Hutchinson. Credit to Callahan for the transcripts http://callahan.mysite.com/
This is our Mothers Day stories bonus episode! Listen to the stories people sent in and vote for your favourite on our facebook page, instagram, tiktok, or email Momsonmic@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=moms%20on%20mic%E2%80%99s%20 https://www.instagram.com/momsonmicspodcast/ https://www.tiktok.com/@momsonmics?lang=en
Join us this week's we continue our series on the West Memphis 3. This episode we cover the start of the police investigation.
Join us this week as we continue our series on The West Memphis 3 case. This episode we go through the time line leading up to the murders, and the discovery of the bodies. We introduce some key people involved in the case and talk about some sightings of the boys before they were killed.
Join us this week as we begin our series on the West Memphis 3 case. We will begin with a brief overview of the case and dove into Damien Echols, the then teenager that was said to be a member of a satanic cult. Damien, along with his friends Jason Baldwin and Jessie Misskelly were responsible for murdering three eight year old boys, Christopher Byers, Michael Moore, and Stevie Branch.
In this episode, we explore the era of the Satanic Panic—a time when fear and suspicion gripped communities across North America during the 1980s and 1990s. Fueled by media, misinformation, and controversial investigations, countless lives were impacted by allegations of ritual abuse and hidden cult activity. We break down how the panic began, the cases that defined it, and the lasting consequences of a cultural moment driven more by fear than fact.
In this episode, we dive into the shocking case of Jasmine Richardson, one of Canada’s youngest convicted killers. In 2006, a quiet community was left reeling after a brutal family murder revealed a dark and deeply unsettling story involving manipulation, obsession, and secrecy. We explore what led up to that night, the role of her older boyfriend, the investigation that followed, and the lasting impact this case has had on how we understand youth, influence, and accountability.
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