The Murders of Julie Crocker & Paula Menendez | Morbid: A True Crime Podcast

In February 2007 Christopher Little came home to find a stranger hanging from the rafters in his garage. Things only got worse when he entered his home and found his estranged wife Julie Crocker savagely murdered in their bedroom. Luckily their two young children, who were also in the home, were left unharmed. But who was this stranger in the garage? Had she done this to Julie and then become so distraught afterward that she ended her own life? Chris wasn't sure who she was, but when he was told that the woman was Paula Menendez, ex-wife of Julie's new boyfriend he was pretty sure that was the case. The only problem was that detectives weren't so confident in Chris's assumption and felt like there was something very off about his entire story.
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[@leannezedner8156]

This shook my neighbourhood. The Little's are a large respected well-known family in Markham

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Please post the missing episode from Friday! This is the only free platform I can consistently use 👀

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We are morbidly fascinated with your podcast from Canada. Criminals get better food, access to computers, and education than paid when they are released. We dislike the system...my rant is over. Thank you Morbidly, awesomeness ladies, for your podcast. Keep it real!

[@gabriellewhittington387]

This reminds me of the Netflix show YOU

[@Lisa-lj1hq]

Good for you for refusing to cover the Chris Watts case. He is right up there with Richard Allen Davis. Despicable.

[@joseignaciovelasco869]

The Menendez family is from the city of Concepción in Chile, not Argentina. And they moved to Canada because of the father's job as a chemical expert, not escaping from violence.

[@joseignaciovelasco869]

I'm am their nephew.

[@pamelafrye4667]

Well, I would think 🤔 for him to get parole, he would have to admit guilt to his crimes, take responsibility & convince the parole board that he's a changed person....I don't believe that he will EVER do those things!!!!! Atleast, I pray 🙏 that he doesn't!!!

[@cassandranicole3754]

Poor Julie