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Welcome to another gripping episode of "The P.I.C. True Crime Podcast." Today, we delve into the tragic life and untimely death of one of comedy's greatest talents, Phil Hartman. You've probably seen his work, heard his voice, and laughed at his jokes, even if his name doesn't immediately ring a bell.

Phil Hartman's rise to fame was meteoric. By his 30s, he was being compared to legends like Charlie Chaplin, Richard Pryor, and Robin Williams. His talent was unparalleled, and his career was the envy of many. However, behind the laughter and the applause lay a life filled with personal demons and marital strife that would eventually lead to a heartbreaking end.

On the outside, Phil and his wife, Brynn, seemed like the perfect Hollywood power couple. But behind closed doors, their relationship was far from idyllic. Brynn's struggles with substance abuse and Phil's emotional distance created a volatile environment. Despite their efforts to make things work, their story ended in a tragic murder-suicide that left their two children orphaned.

In this episode, we explore Phil's journey from a class clown in Ontario, Canada, to a beloved comedian and actor in Hollywood. We look at his successful career in graphic design, improv comedy, and his iconic roles on "Saturday Night Live" and "The Simpsons." We also examine the tumultuous relationship with Brynn, the pressures of fame, and the devastating impact of substance abuse.

Join Mike, Bree, and Heather as we unravel the life of Phil Hartman, celebrating his legacy while seeking to understand the dark circumstances that led to his death. This episode is a tribute to his comedic genius and a somber reminder of the often-hidden struggles faced by those in the spotlight.

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Welcome back to the PIC True Crime Podcast with your hosts Mike, Bree, and Heather. In this episode, we continue our exploration of the infamous Casanova Killer, Glenn Rogers.

Last Episode Recap:

• Glenn Rogers' domestic incident with Angel Wagers, leading to a police standoff and brief incarceration.
• His attempted suicide in late 1991 and subsequent escape from psychiatric care.

Key Points Covered:

1. Carrie Ellen Gaskins Murder (1992):
   • Stabbed to death in her Bethel home while her husband was away.
   • Rogers became a suspect due to the timeline and victim profile but was never definitively linked.
2. Activities in California:
   • Used James Peters' ID to get a job.
   • Allegedly met Nicole Brown Simpson.
3. Incidents in Florida:
   • Frequent altercations at the Wagon Wheel Flea Market.
   • An incident with William Harvey, resulting in Harvey's arrest for assault.
4. Unsolved Cases in Ohio:
   • Kelly Lynn Camargo's disappearance and murder (1993).
   • Other allegations of Rogers' involvement in Nevada and unsolved cases nationwide.
5. Known Victims and Murder Spree (1993-1995):
   • Rogers' impulsive and brutal murders across multiple states.
   • Traits of narcissism and manipulation, targeting mostly blonde or redhead women.
   • His victims included a mix of women and one known male victim, Mark Peters.
6. First Known Murder (Mark Peters, 1993):
   • Peters' remains were found in a cabin in Kentucky, identified months later.
   • Rogers used Peters' identity to commit further crimes.
7. Second Known Victim (Sandra Gallagher, 1995):
   • Met Rogers at McReds Cocktail Lounge, found murdered in her truck the next day.
   • Rogers fled the area, continuing his killing spree.
8. Linda Price Murder (1995):
   • Met Rogers at a state fair in Mississippi, found murdered in her apartment.
   • Rogers' attempt to mislead the investigation by writing on the mirror failed.
9. Tina Marie Cribbs Murder (1995):
   • Met Rogers at Showdown USA bar in Florida, found dead in his motel room.
   • Rogers fled, leading to a nationwide manhunt.

Join us in the next episode as we delve deeper into Glenn Rogers' additional crimes, his capture, conviction, and the surprising connection to the Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman double murder case.

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