Synopsis: Southern and McClintock in Tempe, Arizona. A murder-suicide allegedly over a love triangle. What type of monster would murder a loving father of 4 who was successful at his job and who was always there for his friends? And what is the host’s connection to this case?

Notes: Content warnings include both murder and suicide.

Format: This episode features a re-enactment, a memorial, and a mystery.

Re-Enactment Credits:

Written by Wendy Fink and Ally Baumlin

Directed by Ally Baumlin

Edited by Ally Baumlin, Wendy Fink, Chris Fink, and Marcus Rayford

Music: Court and Page by Silent Partner

Roommate: Ken Baumlin

Eddie: Sebastian Maldonado

Medical Examiner: Robert Wyatt 911

Operator: Wendy Fink

Neighbor Calling 911: Ally Baumlin

Praying Neighbor: Kayla Rochelle

Reassuring Neighbor: Melissa Van Slyke

Police Officer: Marcus Rayford

Sound Effects Audio Library on YouTube

Doorbell: Tim Kahn

Gunshots: Morgan Purkis

Outgoing Ring: Noise Collector

Footsteps on Carpet: Martian

Footsteps on Concrete: Inspector J

Running Footsteps on Carpet: Shall555

Loud Running: Dersuperanton

Narrow Street Steps: Eelke

Dorm Door Opening: Pagan Cow

Creaky Door: Saturday Sound Guy

Door Open/Close: Amholma

Door Open/Close: Sounds For Him

Door Thud: Hitrison

Door Lock: Corpocracy

Falling Down: Cinevid

Police Siren: Fatlane

Helicopter: Nina Foletti

Old Phone Pickup: Coldwell W.

Memorial Credits

Written by Wendy Fink

Directed by Wendy Fink

Edited by Wendy Fink, Ally Baumlin, Chris Fink, and Marcus Rayford

Music: Passing Time by Kevin MacLeod

Narrator: Wendy Fink

Eddie: Sebastian Maldonado

Rosalee: Viridiana Ramirez

Edna: Akela Danovich

Amanda: Yadira Trevino Perez

Rachel: Ryleigh Alfonso

Nicole: Andria Cerrone

Amalia: Ceci Velasquez

Kate: Sydney Sivils

© 2018 Wendy "The Wendy Variety" Fink

A Message:

If you or a loved one are struggling with mental wellness, there are confidential resources available in every conversation medium possible (phone, text, in-app, etc.) Hell, reach out to someone you trust or reach out to a kind stranger on the Internet. You are not alone. There is a resource for every situation. Do your research and know that you don’t have to be the one struggling in for you to reach out. You can reach out on someone else’s behalf. You can even call a suicide hotline to ask for help on how to help a loved one who might be suicidal and they’ll give you advice.

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline:

The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (http://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/) is a 24-hour, toll-free, confidential suicide prevention hotline available to anyone in suicidal crisis or emotional distress. It provides Spanish-speaking counselors, as well as options for deaf and hard of hearing individuals. It is only available in the United States. A 24-hour an Online Chat in partnership with Contact USA is also available. The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline can be reached at 1-800-273-8255. This is for the United States. If you’re in another country, there are resources for you, as well. You’re not alone. Help is out there.

Eddie's Obituaries:

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/90665834/edmund-keller

http://www.hendersonsfh.com/guestbook/1490202