The Murders of Dawn Garvin, Patricia Hirt, and Lori Ward: A Town of Loons

Graphic content ahead! B and Jackson talk about a murder spree that started in Maryland and spanned its way to Maine. In 1987 Steven Oken killed three people in two weeks. While he evaded police for some time, the bloody bread crumb trail led to his capture. We talk about the murders, the court ping-pong, and give our found farewell as we close out this season. Check out the bonus episodes to be released and join us again for our regular schedule in January. Much love, and we will see you again soon.

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Sources:

Washington Post

- Maryland Executes Oken June 18, 2004

- United by Grief, Divided by Execution April 8, 2001

-17 year wait for Justic Leaves Family Anguished and Broken, June 14, 2004.

-Little Remorse But Many Jabs At Death Penalty in Oken's Letter, June 20, 2004.

-Execution Warrant Signed for Md. Killer, April 27, 2004

Casemine.com, OKEN V. STATE Court of Appeals of Maryland Sept 17. 1992

Seacoastonline.com, Kittery Killer on death row Jan 23, 2003

critteranne.medium.com, Remembering the Victims of Spree Killer Steven Oken

Murderpedia.org, Steven Oken