Phil Hartman

We want to preview our existing audience with our latest project The Ohio Connection while they wait for us to come back in January. Please rate and review The Ohio Connection to help support this new show. Gary Heidnik was an infamous kidnapper and murderer, with a near genius Iq this man stalked the streets of Pennsylvania  in hunt for the perfect women to keep in his dungeon harem. Inside we deep dive into his history and see what made a monster.  Make sure to follow our social media at facebook.com/theohioconnection and at twitter.com/ohiomurder

A former child star obsessed with portraying himself as more than he was. Using his charm and good looks he conned people out of their possessions and money. He would eventually elevate his crimes to murder in search of a quick dollar.

The Ohio Connection is a theory that Ohio intersects with society and culture wherever you look. True Crime is part of the current culture and I set out to find the thread that links Ohio. Join me in my dark obsession.

Dominique was a young starlet destined to have a long career. She had the acting chops, The family with the right connections and of course beauty. Unfortunately a dating decision led to her untimely demise and her killer got off too lightly. Listen as we take a look at the Dominque Dunne story

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Adrienne Shelly was in Hollywood since the 1980s but was on the verge of yet her biggest break stepping behind the camera with a self written and directed film that would make millions. Unfortunately it would be after her death under seemingly strange circumstances

Phil Hartman had worked is way from accountant to household name with the success of his character building. We lost a great man in his prime. See why he was so fondly remembered and why his death was so tragic