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Moms Who Murder | Jasmine Thomas & Savannah Kriger

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True Crime Society

True Crime, Society & Culture

4.6 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 16 May 2024

⏱️ 62 minutes

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  • (10:26) - Delphi & Suzanne Morphew Updates
  • (27:36) - Moms who murder
A mother’s role is to protect her children and to keep them safe in all situations. Sometimes though, things go very wrong within the family unit.

Australian mother Jasmine Thomas had been struggling following the pandemic. She suffered from depression after the births of her two children and the pandemic made her increasingly paranoid. One night in 2022, she told her husband that she was taking their two daughters to McDonald’s. After getting McDonald's, Jasmine drove her children to a remote area off the highway and set the vehicle on fire with her and the children inside. All three of them died within minutes.

Texas woman Savannah Kriger was going through a messy divorce with her husband Brian. A custody hearing regarding their son Kaiden was scheduled in March 2024. On the day of the hearing, Savannah went to Brian’s home and destroyed every piece of clothing that he owned. She then shot bullets through her wedding portraits and laid her wedding dresses out on the bed. She picked up Kaiden from daycare and made him call Brian to say goodbye. She then shot her son before taking her own life.

In this episode of the True Crime Society Podcast, we discuss the cases of two mothers who murder – Jasmine Thomas and Savannah Kriger.

Read our blog for these cases

There have also been updates in two previously covered cases and we also discuss:

  • The delay of Richard Allen’s trial. Richard is accused of killing Delphi teens Liberty German and Abigail Williams. His trial was due to start in mid May and has now been pushed out to later in 2024.
  • Suzanne Morphew’s autopsy results have come back. Suzanne went missing on Mother’s Day in 2020 and her remains were found last year. Suzanne’s cause of death has been determined as “Homicide by undetermined means in the setting of butorphanol, azaperone, and medetomidine (BAM) intoxication.” BAM is a potent tranquilizer that only licensed veterinarians can prescribe. Interestingly, Suzanne’s husband Barry had access to BAM for hunting purposes.
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Thank you. What's up, up guys, what's up to do? What's up?

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What's up?

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What's up,

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what's up guys,

0:31.0

welcome back to another episode of the True Crime Society

0:33.8

podcast with Stephanie and Olivia. We are back recording at a semi-current time.

0:39.8

It is May 8th, 2024 right now.

0:43.0

As you know, we batch recorded a couple episodes

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because Olivia had her big trip to Hawaii.

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And we're back now.

0:50.0

She is back where she belongs belongs temporarily, I guess.

0:55.0

Yeah, she's already got big plans coming.

0:57.6

It's so weird because, like even I said,

1:00.0

so we left, I don't know, because there's a time difference too. But it's so weird to me that in the space of 24 hours, you can be on the other side of the world, then all of a sudden you're home and it's like nothing, you've never left.

1:09.0

Yeah, yeah. We've been home since Monday. It's now Thursday here.

1:13.0

It feels like honestly always already a long time ago back into work

1:16.8

straight away the next day, school and everything.

1:19.2

So it was an amazing place, had a great time, amazing weather,

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highly recommend if you can ever get there.

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