Welcome to another hour-long descent into madness here at the Hot Mess Murder Club (hmmc). This week, we are diving deep into the absolute circus that is the 2018 murder of Amy Mullis. Get ready for a chronological, factual, and completely chaotic ride through rural Iowa—where the hogs are loud, the marriages are messy, and the farm tools are unexpectedly lethal.

We’re taking you back to the beginning. Meet Amy Mullis: a mother of three who felt like a hostage on her husband's multi-million-dollar Earlville hog farm, complete with an "approved friends list" and strict curfews. Meet Todd Mullis: her husband, who loved his pigs, loved his acreage, and absolutely loved Googling human anatomy and "killing women" on the family iPad. You know, just standard "hunter safety" research. Sure, Jan.

When Amy decides she's finally had enough of the controlling farm-life prison and sparks up a scandalous affair with the farm manager, Todd’s empire is suddenly threatened by a very expensive divorce. So, what happens next? On a brisk November day, Amy is mysteriously found face-down in the red shed with a heavy-duty corn rake sticking out of her back.

Todd’s brilliant, airtight explanation to the police? "She must have tripped!" The medical examiner's response? "Explain how a four-tine rake makes SIX puncture wounds, Todd." Math is hard, but covering up a murder in a barn is apparently harder. Join us for a highly detailed, completely unhinged breakdown of the timeline. We are covering it all: the sheer audacity of Todd's lies, the wild autopsy findings, and the infamous 911 tape where Todd allegedly whispered "cheating wh*re" under his breath while supposedly performing CPR.

Grab your iced coffee, lock up your gardening tools, and let's get into the dark, sarcastic, and twisted details of a man who thought he could outsmart the justice system with a pitchfork's ugly cousin.

🎧 Listen now on all platforms! If you love true crime deep dives, solved case timelines, crazy trial moments, and sarcastic storytelling, this full-length true crime podcast episode is for you. We cover the entire timeline from the first red flags to the final courtroom verdict.

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Lock your doors and prepare to have your blood pressure absolutely skyrocket. This week on Hot Mess Murder Club, we’re heading to lockdown-era London to discuss a case that is equal parts heartbreaking, infuriating, and profoundly stupid.

In June 2020, sisters Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman were just trying to find a little bit of joy during a pandemic, celebrating Bibaa's 46th birthday in Fryent Country Park with fairy lights, music, and dancing. Enter Danyal Hussein: a 19-year-old creeping in the bushes with a serrated Asda knife and a literal demon complex.

We are walking you through the entire chronological timeline of this absolute trash fire. We’ll break down the fierce fight the sisters put up, the trail of DNA left behind by a painfully clumsy killer, and Hussein’s completely unhinged motive. (Spoiler: it involves a handwritten blood pact with a mythical demon named "King Lucifuge Rofocale" in exchange for the winning Mega Millions jackpot. Yes, really. He murdered two women to win the lottery).

And because no HMMC story is complete without catastrophic institutional incompetence, we are dragging the Metropolitan Police through the mud. We detail their pathetic refusal to take the missing persons report seriously, the horrific reality that the family had to find the bodies themselves, and the two absolute ghouls in uniform who took selfies at the crime scene.

Join us as we relentlessly roast a colossal idiot whose supernatural sugar daddy failed to post his bail, and honor the fierce, system-shaking advocacy of the victims' mother, Mina Smallman.

Show Notes:

• 00:00 - Intro & the lockdown birthday party in Fryent Country Park.
• 15:20 - The attack and the painfully sloppy crime scene.
• 28:45 - A masterclass in do-nothing policing: The Met abandons the family.
• 41:10 - The "A Team" WhatsApp group and the unforgivable crime scene selfies.
• 52:30 - The raid: Finding the blood pact, King Lucifuge Rofocale, and the lottery tickets.
• 1:05:15 - Trial, sentencing, and Mina Smallman taking down a corrupt system.

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Double-check your deadbolts, lock your car doors, and for the love of God, stop picking up hitchhikers. Welcome back to the Hot Mess Murder Club.

This week, we are taking a heavily caffeinated, hour-long road trip down the darkest, trashiest highways of 1980s Florida to unpack the absolute chaos that is the Aileen Wuornos case. We’re going strictly chronological on this one, laying out the factual, meticulously researched groundwork of a childhood so cursed it basically demanded a villain origin story. From there, we buckle up for her lethal stint as America's most infamous highway menace, because apparently, the Florida humidity really does do a number on the human psyche.

Expect a deeply detailed, completely unhinged deep dive into how Aileen went from working the interstates to leaving a trail of seven dead Johns, a stolen Trans Am, and a media circus of epic proportions in her wake. We’re cutting through the Hollywood glam and the Charlize Theron prosthetics to get to the gritty reality of what actually went down.

We'll walk you through the staggering police incompetence (including detectives who were literally trying to secure movie deals while the case was still active—because priorities), the messy betrayals (looking at you, Tyria Moore), and the absolutely bizarre side characters, like the born-again Christian who decided to legally adopt a full-grown accused serial killer.

Was she a cold-blooded predator, a tragic victim of a profoundly broken system who finally snapped, or just the undisputed patron saint of terrible life choices? We've got the cold, hard facts, the full timeline, and enough biting sarcasm to help process the sheer amount of yikes this story delivers.

What you'll get in this hour-long breakdown:

• The profoundly messed-up backstory of Aileen’s early years in Michigan.
• A factual, step-by-step timeline of her Florida highway spree.
• The absolute dumpster fire of an investigation and the shady cops who ran it.
• The bizarre courtroom outbursts and the wildest trial moments.
• Our signature HMMC commentary on the absolute madness of it all.