The Kings of Tupelo

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4.4 • 3.5K Ratings

🗓️ 23 December 2024

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

An Elvis impersonator obsessed with black market organ harvesting is accused of sending ricin to the President. But it’s only half the story. We’ll talk about Netflix's “The Kings of Tupelo.”

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0:00.0	You can support this podcast at patreon.com slash partners in crime media.
0:05.7	I'm Rebecca LaVoy, and this is Crime Writers On.
0:25.2	Crime Writers On is the original True Crime Review podcast that digs in a true crime,
0:26.8	pop culture, other podcasts.
0:32.1	And on this episode, an Elvis impersonator obsessed with black market organ harvesting is accused of sending ricin to the president.
0:35.1	But that is only half the story.
0:37.7	We'll talk about Netflix's The Kings of Tupelo. Joining me to the president. But that is only half the story. We'll talk about Netflix's
0:38.9	The Kings of Tupelo.
0:40.7	Joining me to get that done,
0:42.2	and more is true crime author,
0:43.7	TV journalist, and host of
0:45.3	The These Are Their Stories Podcast,
0:47.0	My husband, and Love of My Life,
0:48.4	The Plaid wearing Kevin Flynn.
0:50.0	Hello, Kevin.
0:50.6	Hello, Rebecca, and early Merry Christmas to you.
0:54.0	You too, babe.
0:54.9	You too.
0:55.2	I got you nothing.
0:56.8	Oh, you got everything.
0:58.5	I did.
0:58.9	There's a lot of presents under the trip here.
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