Brutality At The Beach - Seaside, Oregon
This week, in Seaside, Oregon, the terrible & senseless murders of two locals makes this small, beachside tourist town freak out. Luckily, one of the killers decides to tell everyone he knows about these murders, even bragging about about how it was "just for the hell of it", and how it was just like a certain movie that he was obsessed with. But when police go to arrest these cold blooded killers, they're nowhere to be found, seemingly disappearing into thin air. Will they be tracked down, or just turn into ghosts of local lore??
Along the way, we find out that watching other people build sandcastles sounds amazingly boring, that just because you're a fan of a certain movie, doesn't mean you need to carry out the film's plot, and it's a lot harder to actually disappear into Mexico than it may sound!!
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Comments (63)
I'm late but the small town stuff sounds like a lot of beach towns that used to be blue collar and now have turned to tourism. My town is like that, it's very diverse and it's been known locally for crime. The push on tourism is strange to me. Creating seasonal jobs and just like James and Jimmie said it creates marks and vacation people doing wild shit 🤣It creates a high cost of living but the income is still trash. We have out of city/state owners of companies (housing, factories, etc). I'm just speaking from personal experience, but that part of the show really spoke to me 😅
My Gramma lived in Seaside until I was 7 in 1976. I learned to ride a bike on the Prom
Clutter family murder was Holcomb, KS in 1959. Have to disagree with James about the impact of that crime vs others. I mean, Henry Lee Lucas was a monster, but most of the country didn’t know about him until ‘83 when he was arrested and started confessing to everything from the bombing of Pearl Harbor and the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. The Clutter family murders were horrifying to the public. Same way the Ed Gein murders flipped people the fuck out- little town in the middle freaking nowhere, nice people on farms, brutal slaughtered for no reason. The general public’s flabbers were gasted. Add to that a brilliant writer like Truman Capote who was boots on the ground in KS, there for the whole trial, actually became close to one of the killers- it was batshit crazy for the time. Movie was in ‘67, in black and white, and it was amazing and disturbing AF.
Ngl, sometimes after work I will just go home and knockout. Depends how tired I am though.
My son spoke at his father's funeral. He was 13 when my husband died suddenly. It was incredible and yes... very very sad.
Lol lol drive thru abortion clinics 🤣 a liquid you mix in your beer?? 🤣 Y'all are not wrong, us women can't catch a break. I also feel like if men got periods they would have eradicated that shit centuries ago
I had a 78 impala and my sister had a 77. We didn’t have them at the same time though. They were both that awful green color though and were giant land yachts for sure!
In Cold Blood was in black and white and starred Robert Blake.
I could picture the place where Brooke worked, looking like the coffee house, open mic place in So I Married An Axe Murderer, very west coast 90's.
The remake of In Cold Blood was a tv 2 part miniseries in 1996.
Another great episode!! James riff about if men could get pregnant was incredibly funny and uplifting for me! 🥰💖🤘🏼
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Isn’t this why Beavis and Butthead went out? Their tv broke, why didn’t they find a tv to steal and call it a day?
That guys name was so familiar I had to google…Gary GITCHELL was one of the cops in West Memphis. It did sound similar tho.
My dad often said if men got pregnant you could get a coupon for a free abortion with a fill up at a gas station.
Me, listening to James and Jimmie talking about how it is a truth universally acknowledged that a young man must be in want of a hole: Do they know asexuality EXISTS?? Jimmie, asking if asexuality applied: Ok, so they have heard of it, good
Thanks for recognizing the struggle to stay child free. 💕
I’ve been waiting for this one. I graduated high school with Brad Price. We were in the same friend group.
Not trying to be crass, but do people who knew him still believe he wasn't as involved as the quotes in the paper inferred?
Dr. Goza was our cat’s vet. He had a great clinic.
The 1967 movie was black and white. Interesting history of the book since it’s my first true crime read back around 1972. (Yes, I’m that old.)
My Grandparents owned the Entide Motel and cabins right on the beach ( this was 1965-1978 -I was 2-15 yrs old) although this was in Canyon Beach Oregon -9 miles South of Seaside. My cousin’s, my sister and I would spend 2 weeks or more at the beach each summer! 1week at our grandparents in Canyon Beach then the next week at our cousins Grandparents in Seaside…Back then Seaside had only the beach
Is it just me, or does anyone else think it's hilarious when James talks about people "fingering each other"? It's the way he says it... I lol every time!
Loooove Seaside- but low percentage are full time residents- such a cool place r!!!
Grown up and lived in Portland almost my entire life (spent almost a year in my early 20s trying to get out and went to more expensive places then got homesick and came back). Love Seaside and Astoria since I was a kid, now Manzanita is my jam for beach trips out of town.
A great episode. Lots of laughs without any icky or cringy moments.
The "Notion" sounds a lot like The "Implication"
Brad is in the same prison my brother was in for about 3/4 years 😬
"PRAAAANT”
"Rock the Boat" kept popping up in my head when you mentioned "the notion"
TV broke ...huh huh...huh...hey Beavis let's to to the beach ...
Jimmie’s right- the OG “In Cold Blood” is in black & white!
I went to BOCES my senior year to get my CNA and it was the first time I tried chew on the back of the bus on our way back to school lol It stands for Board Of Cooperative Educational Services
Okay but I love the idea of hiring James & Jimmie for a party to give bullshit psychic readings. That would be absolutely incredible. (Clowns.com could never match that entertainment)
I also grew up in NY and the stigma associated with Boces was terrible. That said it was really just a vocational program and I feel lke a lot of people, myself included, may have benefitted from their teachings. But like James... we all grew up thinking it was just stupid and delinquent kids
the amount of people that feel comfortable enough to ask to smoke my weed on the street is crazy. this proves my theory that those kinds of people are absolutely insane/murderous. Maybe I’m just stingy. 🤷♀️
That’s is nuts. And especially after the pandemic lmao I learned so much about people who don’t wash their hands after touching really anything!
Yall, yesterday like an hour after you posted this a spree murderer up in pierce county suicide by copped on the fucking beach IN SEASIDE OREGON
My kids take me to cemeteries for Mother’s Day
"Where are they following him to? The arcade?" Cannot stop laughing at this.
Kitchen guy
Didn’t biggie talk about having a calico with black talon ammo in Warning?
Paul Revere and the Raiders were a great post Beatles rock band. They had many, many top 10 hits and 1 or 2 number 1 records in the 60s.
They played at local high schools dances in the 60’s and were a big draw! Showing my age 😊
BOCES is still in NY. Fo r now as long as funding holds up. Now you can get you GED or go get a trade. Which now is what blue collar folks are doing who aren't going to college
Not looking for an argument or to play got you on this it’s just the three times the property crime rate does really surprise me; does anyone remember a show that was higher than that? I’m just curious because I was with Jimmie in thinking that was the highest but James is rarely wrong about these things so I’m curious.
I just started a re-listen, I’m on episode 50 or something. There was a very small town- like 225 people- and the property type crime and violent crime were both super high. I think they were both 3x higher. It was so weird because HOW??? It’s so fucking small 🤷♀️
Desperate gerbil 🐹 merch, perhaps 😂
I’m dying, I haven’t spoken to my brother BRAD in 8 years, BECAUSE HE’S AN EPIC ASSHOLE😂 Sister sounds like me when talking about my brother Once seen him sit in the door way of a shed, with a large rock in his hands, “waiting for that bunny to pop his head out”. My parents were unbothered
That’s just housing situation here in the whole fucking state.
I looked up PR & TR and the ONLY song I recognized was "Louie, Louie".
Wait Louie Louie was the Kingsmen …
I went to the alternative school in my hometown, it was called ✨Leaders in Learning✨ like we weren’t all violent, pregnant, or on crack 💀
I live about an hour from here 😂. Your first pronunciation of Clatsop was the correct one. It’s a great little town.
Hey this just happened a few minutes ago in seaside: https://www.instagram.com/p/DajjOkMlMj2/?img_index=1&igsh=MXVvbGhlcjE1Y3p6eQ== TLDR is a double murder suspect was shot by police
I was just about to mention the same!
You should research the mothers day murder in Estacada Oregon 2017.
I think they did that one already - its their Colton, OR episode. That was an insane case.
“Bleeding 🩸 in the Blackberry Bushes” sounds like a dope name…for something…maybe…I think :)
Housing costs = rich folk from Portland and the rest of the upper west coast buying vacation homes
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Ah yes, my local beach town making murder waves. 💁🏼♀️
YAAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYY
