Some friendships are ride-or-die. This one went straight to crime scene.

In this episode of Corky Crime Sisters, we’re covering the Parker-Hulme murder case, the shocking 1954 crime behind Heavenly Creatures. Pauline Parker and Juliet Hulme built an elaborate fantasy world together, but when real life threatened to separate them, they chose the worst possible plot twist.

We’ll get into the intense friendship, the murder of Honorah Parker, the trial, and how two teenage girls turned obsession into one of New Zealand’s most infamous true crime cases.

Grab your bevy and join us for fantasy, fixation, and a friendship that desperately needed adult supervision.

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This week the Corky Crime Sisters head to the early 1900s to meet one of the most terrifying women in true crime history — Belle Gunness.

She placed lonely hearts ads.
She promised love.
She collected life insurance.

Men showed up to her Indiana farm with cash in hand… and never left.

We’re diving into suspicious husbands, missing suitors, buried bodies, a mysterious farmhouse fire, and the ultimate question: did Belle actually die — or did she pull off the most chaotic disappearing act of all time?

Pour a drink. This one is WILD.

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Stay corky. Stay curious. And maybe… don’t answer farm ads. 👀

The Corky Crime Sisters unpack the Apple River stabbings with special guest and cousin Lish, breaking down the facts, timeline, and lingering questions.

⚠️ Content warning: discussion of violence.

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