Case 304: The Staudte Family
Case 304 The Staudte Family
*** Content warnings: Self-harm ***
When 60-year-old Mark Staudte of Springfield, Missouri, fell ill in early April of 2012, he suspected he just had a bad case of the flu. But the situation quickly turned critical, and Mark was soon found dead in his bed. A medical examiner concluded Mark had died from “natural causes”. Yet, when other members of the Staudte family started experiencing the same symptoms as Mark had, it was clear something was seriously amiss…
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Research & writing – Milly Raso
Creative direction – Milly Raso
Narration – Anonymous Host
MUSIC‘Flatline intro’ and ‘Come play with me’ intro and outro – www.dl-sounds.com
Audio production – Mike Migas
Scoring – Mike Migas and Andrew Joslyn
OTHERLogo and website design – Paulina Szymanska
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RESOURCESARTICLES
Complicated portrait of Staudte family emerges – Springfield News-Leader
“I forgive my mom for what she did…” daughter speaks as mom admits to poisoning family – Springfield News-Leader
Missouri woman recalls moment she suspected her mom tried to kill her – ABC News
Diane Staudte – a deeper look into the Staudte family murder – Medium
How a mom’s horrifying scheme to poison husband and kids was revealed – thanks to her pastor – People
How Diane and Rachel Staudte killed their family with antifreeze – A&E
Mother convicted of poisoning her family maintains her innocence – ABC News
Just the two of us – Medium
VIDEOS
A Family Plot – ABC 20/20
Interrogation of Diane Staudte
Interrogation of Rachel Staudte
← Case 303: Duncan MacPherson Case 305: Marshall Street →The post Case 304: The Staudte Family appeared first on Casefile: True Crime Podcast.
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Case 304 The Staudte Family
*** Content warnings: Self-harm ***
When 60-year-old Mark Staudte of Springfield, Missouri, fell ill in early April of 2012, he suspected he just had a bad case of the flu. But the situation quickly turned critical, and Mark was soon found dead in his bed. A medical examiner concluded Mark had died from “natural causes”. Yet, when other members of the Staudte family started experiencing the same symptoms as Mark had, it was clear something was seriously amiss…
CREDITSEPISODE
Research & writing – Milly Raso
Creative direction – Milly Raso
Narration – Anonymous Host
MUSIC‘Flatline intro’ and ‘Come play with me’ intro and outro – www.dl-sounds.com
Audio production – Mike Migas
Scoring – Mike Migas and Andrew Joslyn
OTHERLogo and website design – Paulina Szymanska
PREMIUMAlthough Casefile episodes are free for all listeners, those who want to support us financially can do so by becoming a member of Patreon, Apple Premium or Spotify Premium. Paid subscribers receive access to exclusive content including behind-the-scenes discussions with the Casefile team, interviews, early releases and ad-free episodes.
RESOURCESARTICLES
Complicated portrait of Staudte family emerges – Springfield News-Leader
“I forgive my mom for what she did…” daughter speaks as mom admits to poisoning family – Springfield News-Leader
Missouri woman recalls moment she suspected her mom tried to kill her – ABC News
Diane Staudte – a deeper look into the Staudte family murder – Medium
How a mom’s horrifying scheme to poison husband and kids was revealed – thanks to her pastor – People
How Diane and Rachel Staudte killed their family with antifreeze – A&E
Mother convicted of poisoning her family maintains her innocence – ABC News
Just the two of us – Medium
VIDEOS
A Family Plot – ABC 20/20
Interrogation of Diane Staudte
Interrogation of Rachel Staudte
← Case 303: Duncan MacPherson Case 305: Marshall Street →The post Case 304: The Staudte Family appeared first on Casefile: True Crime Podcast.
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