Echoes of Shannon Street Case File (Mayhem in the Midsouth / Fallen Badge / Coffee Tea and Crime)
Shannon Street: It is to this day the largest number of suspects to die in a non-riotous local police action in the history of the United States. January 11 - 13, 1983, in Memphis, TN two white Police Officers are taken hostage by a black religious cult. One officer is shot but is able to escape. The second officer is not so fortunate. As hundreds of officers descend upon the house at 2239 Shannon Street, negotiations begin between the police and the leader of the group. The leader, Lindberg Sanders, believes he is little Jesus and the world is coming to an end. Thirty hours later, the officer is dead and all seven suspects are killed by the all-white tactical unit. Listen to each episode as the 1,000+ page investigation is recounted. Link to all things Shannon Street:.https://linktr.ee/jrlawmanIn addition, if you like true crime stories tune in to this channel to listen to Mayhem in the Midsouth, which will provide stories of murder cases in the South. If you want to hear stories of officers killed in the line of duty, we have Fallen Badge. Another offering will be stories about mass murderers, unsolved murders and missing person cases entitled Coffee Tea and Crime.
Echoes of Shannon Street Case File (Mayhem in the Midsouth / Fallen Badge / Coffee Tea and Crime)
Coffee Tea and Crime | Speedway Mass Murder
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James R. Howell
Forty-five years have passed since four young Burger Chef employees disappeared from a restaurant on Crawfordsville Road in Speedway, IN.
An off-duty co-worker found the restaurant open sometime after midnight, on Nov. 17, 1978. The workers on duty — Jayne Friedt, 20, Ruth Shelton, 17, Mark Flemmonds, 17, and Daniel Davis, 16. Their bodies were found two days later in remote area of Johnson County.
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