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Site title: Fruitloops – Serial Killers of Color

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Three men in Josephine Gray’s life ended up dead, and each time, Josephine collected the insurance money. Suspected of murder but never convicted of it, she seemed to stay one step ahead of investigators for decades. So how did authorities finally stop her?

In this remastered episode from 2018, Wendy and Beth unravel the strange and twisted story of the woman at...


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In this remastered episode from 2018, Beth and Wendy discuss Timothy Wilson Spencer, the “Southside Strangler,” who raped and murdered four women during an 11-week killing spree in Virginia in 1987. Even more disturbing? Most of the murders happened while Spencer was living in a halfway house, striking on weekends when he was signed out.

Spencer never confessed,...


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In this remastered episode from 2018, Wendy and Beth revisit the chilling case of the Sunday Morning Slasher – a killer who attacked and murdered women across Michigan and Texas, leaving behind crimes that initially appeared to have no connection.

Behind the violence was Carl Eugene “Coral” Watts, a serial killer who claimed he was destroying the “evil” he belie...


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For years, women disappeared from the streets of Cleveland, many of their cases receiving little attention. Then, in 2009, police entered Anthony Sowell’s home on Imperial Avenue and discovered the remains of 11 women.

In this rewind episode from 2018, Wendy and Beth examine the crimes of the so-called Cleveland Strangler, the women whose lives he took, the surv...


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Jake Bird, later dubbed the Tacoma Axe Killer, was born in rural Louisiana and claimed he couldn’t even remember the name of his hometown. After his arrest in 1947 for the brutal axe murders of Bertha and Beverly Kludt in Tacoma, Washington, Bird confessed to dozens of killings across the United States, claiming responsibility for as many as 44 murders. While many of thos...


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