What Crime Is It?

Matthew Perry was an addict. He was fearlessly vocal with regard to this fact. And he, like so many others tried several times to get clean. However, getting clean and staying clean are two very different things. Matthew was 54 years old when he lost his hard-fought battle. May he rest in peace. The Substance Abuse National Helpline: 1-800-662-4357 Please never give up.

He finally confessed but only to serve his own agenda. Creep.

PART 3 OF THIS SERIES ------------------------------------------ WATCH PART 1 LINK: https://rumble.com/v2cobec-johnny-gosch-case-part-1-what-crime-is-it.html WATCH PART 2 LINK: https://rumble.com/v2cukkk-johnny-gosch-part-2-the-des-moines-register-connection-what-crime-is-it.html -------------------------------- IN THIS EPISODE: Johnny Gosch has been missing for more than a decade when a convicted sex offender and diagnosed schizophrenic Paul Bonacci comes forward implicating himself in Johnny's abduction. Allegations including CIA mind control programs, Satanic cults, international pedophile rings with connections to the highest offices in government are revealed. The most recent claims and where the case stands today are all examined and wrapped up in this final installment. Title Song, "Serial Killer" Written by: Cassidy Catanzaro Performed by: Cassidy Catanzaro Cassidy and The Music on Spotify. INSTAGRAM: _MISSCASSIDY_ YOUR HOST: What Crime Is It? Features host Cassidy Catanzaro, a Grammy-nominated songwriter and recording artist who has devoted her life to the healing arts. Cassidy's fascination with true crime stems from her desire to better understand the human spirit and to explore the darkness that exists in us all. To listen to the Yellowbag interview: https://fadedout.libsyn.com/ Resources for this podcast include: Paul Bonacci Deposition: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vy0u0q0wIw Noreen Gosch Interview: https://eqi.org/johnny_gosch.htm Ted Gunderson Noreen Gosch Interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XswefGnI8Wo&t=2859s

PART 2 OF THIS SERIES -------------------------------------- WATCH PART 1 LINK : https://rumble.com/v2cobec-johnny-gosch-case-part-1-what-crime-is-it.html WATCH PART 3 LINK: https://rumble.com/v2czrbu-part-3-johnny-gosch-it-just-gets-more-bizarre.....html ------------------------------------------ IN THIS EPISODE: Johnny Gosch is missing. Abducted from his paper route in Des Moines, Iowa in 1982, police wanted to dismiss him as a runaway. Until another paper boy is also abducted on his Sunday route. And then yet another narrowly escapes his captor. Noreen, for her unconventional approach, is being threatened by seen and unseen enemies. Extortion plots continue to mount. Two Des Moines Register employees and convicted child sex offenders, Wilbur Millhouse and Frank Sykora are discussed, along with their associates involvement with the boys. Here we uncover the shocking truth about the criminal histories of these men and a witness comes forward with specific details of his experience as a paper boy for the Register during that time. His allegations are explosive.... Title Song, "Serial Killer" written by: Cassidy Catanzaro Performed by: Cassidy Catanzaro Cassidy and The Music on Spotify. YOUR HOST: What Crime Is It? Features host Cassidy Catanzaro, a Grammy-nominated songwriter and recording artist who has devoted her life to the healing arts. Cassidy's fascination with true crime stems from her desire to better understand the human spirit and to explore the darkness that exists in us all. To listen to the Yellowbag interview: https://fadedout.libsyn.com/ Resources for this podcast include: Noreen Gosch Interview By Alex Merklinger - LINK: https://bit.ly/35uB24x Iowacoldcases.org - LINK: https://iowacoldcases.org/case-summaries/johnny-gosch/

PART 1 OF THIS SERIES ----------------------- WATCH PART 2: LINK: https://rumble.com/v2cukkk-johnny-gosch-part-2-the-des-moines-register-connection-what-crime-is-it.html WATCH PART 3: LINK: https://rumble.com/v2czrbu-part-3-johnny-gosch-it-just-gets-more-bizarre.....html -------------------------------------- **I know, the glare is in my glasses is bad this time. Work in progress. :) On Sunday, September 5, 1982, in the suburb of West Des Moines, Iowa, a 12-year-old paper boy named Johnny Gosch was abducted in the early morning hours, mere blocks from his sleeping parents. This was a shocking crime that changed precedent and national abduction legislation. It introduced to the public the unthinkable depravity of child trafficking, slavery and child pornography. It would go on to uncover a global pedophile ring with alleged connections to foreign billionaires and the highest offices in our own government. The trail leads to many dark and far away places but always seems to wind right back around to the small bedroom community where it happened. This is Part 1. Title Song, "Serial Killer" written by: Cassidy Catanzaro Performed by: Cassidy Catanzaro Cassidy and The Music on Spotify. YOUR HOST: What Crime Is It? Features host Cassidy Catanzaro, a Grammy-nominated songwriter and recording artist who has devoted her life to the healing arts. Cassidy's fascination with true crime stems from her desire to better understand the human spirit and to explore the darkness that exists in us all.

From late 1989 to the Fall of 1990 the bodies of 7 men were discovered along Florida’s highways. An area prostitute was tracked down at The Last Resort, biker bar in Volusia County and taken into custody. Aileen Wuornos, known as “Lee” confessed to all of the murders. Considered the first female serial killer in a non-caregiving capacity, she was convicted and sentenced to death. Making her the tenth woman in the United States and the second in Florida to be executed since the 1976 United States Supreme Court decision restoring capital punishment. In this episode we focus on the life and crimes of Aileen Wuornos, from her abusive and neglectful early life to the calamitous road that lead to her execution. Title Song, "Serial Killer" written by: Cassidy Catanzaro Performed by: Cassidy Catanzaro Cassidy and The Music on Spotify.