Murderers In Ohio

This is part 2 of the interview with Matheau Moore In May 2020 Emily Noble had gone missing from her home in Westville, Delaware County, Ohio. Emily's body was found four months later hanging in a tree in a wooded area. Law enforcement charged her husband Matteau Moore for murder. Host of Murderers In Ohio, Bill Swafford will talk with Matheau Moore, but first will take a quick look at the case. “All content in this podcast is a matter of public record.  Theories presented are just that and should not be considered a statement of fact.  Murderers In Ohio and music were produced and performed by William (Bill) Swafford Any comments or case suggestions can be sent to [email protected] William Swafford on Instagram: @swafford2017 Resources: ⁠Husband Arrested in Murder of Ohio Woman Emily Noble (people.com)⁠⁠Emily Noble murder trial: Matheau Moore not guilty (nbc4i.com)⁠⁠Husband found not guilty in 2020 death of Westerville's Emily Noble (dispatch.com)

In May 2020 Emily Noble had gone missing from her home in Westville, Delaware County, Ohio. Emily's body was found four months later hanging in a tree in a wooded area. Law enforcement charged her husband Matteau Moore for murder. Host of Murderers In Ohio, Bill Swafford will talk with Matheau Moore, but first will take a quick look at the case. “All content in this podcast is a matter of public record.  Theories presented are just that and should not be considered a statement of fact.  Murderers In Ohio and music were produced and performed by William (Bill) Swafford Any comments or case suggestions can be sent to [email protected] William Swafford on Instagram: @swafford2017 Resources: Husband Arrested in Murder of Ohio Woman Emily Noble (people.com) Emily Noble murder trial: Matheau Moore not guilty (nbc4i.com) Husband found not guilty in 2020 death of Westerville's Emily Noble (dispatch.com)

The hunt for the monster who murdered 23-year-old Stacey Colbert takes the true crime podcast "Just In Case You Forgot" to Delaware County, Ohio for season 2. Host Bill Swafford will meet up with Ashley, one of Stacey's friends and sorority sisters plus Detective Jeff Bessinger from the Delaware County Sheriff's department. The one big question is why that spot in Delaware County. All content in this podcast is a matter of public record or based on the recollections of people involved in or affected by Stacey’s disappearance.  Theories presented are just that and should not be considered a statement of fact. Just In Case You Forgot and music were put together and performed by William (Bill) Swafford William Swafford on Instagram: @swafford2017 If you know of the Stacey Colbert case and would like to talk about it, you can email the host of "Just In Case You Forgot" at email: [email protected] Host: William (Bill) Swafford-Instagram: @swafford2017

Stanley Adams murdered Esther Cook and her 12-year-old daughter in Trumbull County, Ohio. On this episode of Murderers In Ohio host Bill Swafford will talk about how Esther and her daughter lost their lives over money for drugs. Stanley Adams would receive the death penalty for this crime. “All content in this podcast is a matter of public record.  Theories presented are just that and should not be considered a statement of fact.  Murderers In Ohio and music were produced and performed by William (Bill) Swafford Any comments or case suggestions can be sent to [email protected] William Swafford on Instagram: @swafford2017 Resources: State v. Adams (ohio.gov) Court sets execution date for Ohio killer of mom, daughter (wane.com)

In 1993 Robin Dennis was brutely raped and murdered in Marion County, Ohio. In this episode of Murderers In Ohio host Bill Swafford will look into the Robin Dennis murder and at the man who was convicted for the crime. Maurice Mason was sentenced to death in 1994 for Robin's murder, but in 2008 his death sentence got overturned. Maurice Mason would show no remorse for what he did to young Robin Dennis. “All content in this podcast is a matter of public record.  Theories presented are just that and should not be considered a statement of fact.  Murderers In Ohio and music were produced and performed by William (Bill) Swafford Any comments or case suggestions can be sent to [email protected] William Swafford on Instagram: @swafford2017 Resources: State v. Mason (ohio.gov) Death penalty denied in 1993 rape, murder (marionstar.com) Man Whose Death Sentence Overturned Gets 26 Years to Life - WOUB Public Media

On March 22, 1998, Stacey Colbert, an Ohio State University graduate, went missing from her apartment in Columbus, Ohio. There were no leads in the case till in 2004 skeletal remains were found in a different Ohio county. After 25 years there still has been no leads in the case.  Host, Bill Swafford, will look into the Stacey Colbert case and talk to those close to Stacey Colbert. The first episode is set to drop March 22, 2023 the 25th anniversary of the day Stacey Colbert went missing. If you know of the Stacey Colbert case and would like to talk about it, you can email the host of "Just In Case You Forgot" at email: [email protected] Host: William (Bill) Swafford-Instagram: @swafford2017

On Easter Sunday in 1975, James Ruppert violently murdered eleven of his own family members.  The victims were three adults and eight children.  James would end up having three different murder trials for these homicides.  James would be eventually convicted of only two homicides and not guilty for the rest by reason of insanity.  Listen now to see if you think James Ruppert deserved three different court trials for the murder of eleven of his own family members. All content in this podcast is a matter of public record.  Theories presented are just that and should not be considered a statement of fact.  Murderers In Ohio can also be found on Youtube: Murderers In Ohio - YouTube The Murderers In Ohio podcast and music were put together and performed by William (Bill) Swafford William (Bill) Swafford on Instagram: @swafford2017 Resources: Hamilton, OH - James Ruppert Mass Murder House (roadsideamerica.com) James Ruppert, who killed 11 family members in 1975, dead in prison at age 88 (fox19.com) State v. Ruppert, 54 Ohio St. 2d 263 | Casetext Search + Citator Killers on the Block: James Ruppert and Timothy Bradford - Lee Lofland Easter Sunday Massacre - Wikipedia

February 11, 2011, 26-year-old Tiffany Brown goes missing in Bellefontaine, Ohio in Logan County.  Tiffany was reported missing by her mom.  Days after Tiffany was reported missing, her body was found in the home that her mom was living in.  Tiffany's mom shared a home with Samuel Littleton Jr.  Sam would become a person of interest in the death of Tiffany Brown which was ruled a homicide. Then an elderly couple would go missing from their home outside of Bellefontaine.  At first investigators did not know that the two missing person cases were linked together. Law enforcement tracks Sam Littleton to Princeton, West Virginia where he is arrested.  Sam made a plea deal before agreeing to come back to Ohio Find out why there was a nationwide manhunt for one man and how three other states had to get involved to get an arrest. All content in this podcast is a matter of public record.  Theories presented are just that and should not be considered a statement of fact.  Murderers In Ohio on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpiQYf_c76K8Alw80YHU7TA Youtube Handle: @murderersinohio Murderers In Ohio podcast and music are put together and performed by William (Bill) Swafford Murderers In Ohio email: [email protected] Resources: GUILTY - OH - Tiffany Brown, 26, Bellefontaine, 11 Feb 2011 | Page 30 | Websleuths Cops: Suspect Admits Dumping Elderly Ohio Couple's Bodies in Georgia - ABC News (go.com) Deal reported for Tiffany Brown murder suspect Samuel Littleton (springfieldnewssun.com) Murder Charges Filed In Slaying Of Bellefontaine Woman | 10tv.com Littleton fighting efforts to return him to Ohio (springfieldnewssun.com) Samuel Littleton gave few answers in Tiffany Brown, Russell coupl (daytondailynews.com) Police reveal details into Bellefontaine murder mystery | News | hometownstations.com

February 11, 2011, 26-year-old Tiffany Brown goes missing in Bellefontaine, Ohio in Logan County.  Tiffany was reported missing by her mom.  Days after Tiffany was reported missing, her body was found in the home that her mom was living in.  Tiffany's mom shared a home with Samuel Littleton Jr.  Sam would become a person of interest in the death of Tiffany Brown which was ruled a homicide. Then an elderly couple would go missing from their home outside of Bellefontaine.  At first investigators did not know that the two missing person cases were linked together. Find out why there was a nationwide manhunt for one man and how three other states had to get involved to get an arrest. All content in this podcast is a matter of public record.  Theories presented are just that and should not be considered a statement of fact.  Murderers In Ohio on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpiQYf_c76K8Alw80YHU7TA Youtube Handle: @murderersinohio Murderers In Ohio podcast and music are put together and performed by William (Bill) Swafford Murderers In Ohio email: [email protected] Resources (other resources will be listed on Part 2): Confidential source Sam Littleton, charged with killing girlfriend's daughter, fights extradition from W. Va. to Ohio - CBS News Tiffany LaVaughan Brown (1984-2011) - Find a Grave Memorial Littleton sentenced to life in prison (journal-news.com) Ohio man who killed 3 says he has 'evil thoughts' (corrections1.com) Family believes elderly Bellefontaine couple is with murder suspect - cleveland.com Accused murderer Samuel Littleton back in Ohio, may be sentenced (daytondailynews.com) Police: Body Found in Home of Missing Ohio Woman's Mother | Fox News

In January of 1990 five bodies were dug up by law enforcement outside of the town Kirtland, Ohio.  The farmhouse was rented by a man named Jeffrey Lundgren.  Jeffrey was a self-proclaimed profit of God and formed his own religious cult.  The five bodies that were found were those of the Avery family.   Jeffrey claimed that he read in the scriptures that he and his followers should kill the Avery family.  Jeffrey Lundgren would be convicted for murder and so would some of his followers. All content in this podcast is a matter of public record.  Theories presented are just that and should not be considered a statement of fact.  Find Murderers In Ohio on Youtube: Murderers In Ohio - YouTube Murderers In Ohio podcast and music are put together and performed by William Swafford Resources: Jeffrey Lundgren - Wikipedia Jeffrey Lundgren - The Kirtland Massacre - Mass Murder of Mormans (wickedwe.com)