You‘re Doing Fine Oklahoma...

Jo Talley Cooper & Debra Stevens Pt. 1

 The brutal murders of two women in neighboring towns in 1987 could not have been more similar... So why were police inclined to believe that they could not be connected? Was it poor evidence collection, a mistake at the time of crime scene processing, or just bad luck using 1987 technology? Jo Talley Cooper and Debra Stevens were both beautiful, vibrant women and mothers whose lives were cut far too short. Their murders would go unsolved for too long and cause their loved ones to wonder "What the hell happened?"
Join us as we walk through the details of the crime and how these cases went cold until new DNA technology helped to break the case. This is episode 1 of 2. 
If you have an interesting case from your hometown or an unsolved crime that you would like us to cover, please contact us at: urdoingfineok.pod@gmail.com
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Rick Lee Patterson

Who would kill a beloved teacher? We're so used to many crimes being solved because of predictable things like "the husband did it" "the local sex offender has to be guilty" etc., but the truly random crimes where the murderer is not connected to the victim in any way are just mind boggling. What was the motivation? Was he in the wrong place at the wrong time? Are any of us ever safe doing mundane things during our daily errands?
Random crimes like these bring so much anxiety because of the unknown. Stay safe out there!
Please feel free to send us your most confounding mysteries, spookiest hauntings, or even your super secret family secrets if you want to! You can connect with us on Facebook at: You're Doing Fine Oklahoma: A True Crime Podcast. You can also email us at urdoingfineok.pod@gmail.com or connect with us on Instagram @ur_doing_fine_ok_pod. We love to hear from you and thank you for your support!

Amber Renee Barker

**If you are curious about how you can help solve cold cases, Like Amber's, by simply swabbing your mouth and submitting DNA samples... please check out what Othram is doing with crowd source funding, open source DNA sequencing, and more nerdy stuff here: https://dnasolves.com
Amber Renee Barker was a sweet, precocious little girl who loved to play with animals and ride her bike. She loved all the things that little girls at the age of 10 love...
On December 18, 1997, she disappeared while riding her bike home from her friend's house less than a mile from her own home. While her bike and other belongings of Amber's would be found soon after her disappearance, Amber herself has never been located. 
We're sorry to say that this one has no resolution and no updates from police via the media since about 2015. Where is Amber? Who took her from her family? Why?
Please send us your favorite Oklahoma True Crimes, Mysteries, or if you want to spill your family secrets, you can send those too! email us at: urdoingfineok.pod@gmail.com and follow us on Instagram @ur_doing_fine_ok_pod
Come see us at the True Crime Podcast Festival in Dallas, TX the weekend of August 25th. We will be sharing podcast row with some of your faves like Sirens, Affirmative Murder, and so many more! Buy your tickets today. 

Bobbi Parker & Randolph Dial Pt. 1-Special Crossover Episode with The Sirens Podcast

Join Chi and Shan as they crossover to the SIREN SIDE! That's right, we're crossing over and doing an episode with Raven from The Sirens Podcast. This will be a two part story with Part 2 released on The Sirens Podcast Next week, definitely go subscribe to The Sirens now!
This episode we are going to cover the abduction of a Deputy Warden's wife from the grounds of the Oklahoma State Reformatory in Granite and the longest prison escape in Oklahoma history. 
We hope you enjoy this special episode, we certainly enjoyed getting to visit with Raven and talk true crime podcasting. 
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If you have a great haunting or spooky local mystery, we'd love to hear from you. You can slide into our DM's or send us a regular old email at: urdoingfineok.pod@gmail.com
 

The Haunted Crescent Hotel

It's spooky story time, y'all. Everyone that has ever been to Eureka Springs, Arkansas, knows about the beautiful Crescent hotel. The town itself is gorgeous and winding in a magical, witchy kind of way. The Crescent is the crown jewel of Eureka Springs and the hotel thrives on wannabe ghost hunters and people who just love to be scared awake in the middle of the night. Strap in for the real reason as to why the Crescent is haunted. Chi takes us on a scary ride, and frankly I kept my hands over my eyes the whole time...
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Patricia Davis

First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes the baby carriage and all that jazz...
Young couples should be able to enjoy their first few years of marriage, especially when both are accomplished young people with the world at their feet. 
What could possibly make a small town in the 1960's start locking their doors? A Murder in their midst. 
Please keep sending us your most intriguing Oklahoma stories at urdoingfineok.pod@gmail.com and Don't forget to follow us on Instagram @ur_doing_fine_ok_pod and on Facebook at: You're Doing Fine Oklahoma: A True Crime Podcast

The Geronimo Bank Robbery

Strap in... This one is ROUGH. Lots of tiny towns exist in Oklahoma. Towns with one bank, one cafe, one grocery store, and no stoplights. Geronimo is a little tiny town that never expected a massacre, but that's exactly what they got. 
TW: Pregnancy loss and violence involving children.
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Alan Hruby

**Listener Tip** If you don't want to hear Shanna cry over German fan mail, skip to the 15:00 mark.
Today's episode is about a horrific triple homicide that decimated a prominent family in a small community. How does this happen? Why Does this happen? Spare the rod and spoil the child or are some kids just born "bad"? What do you think?
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Memorial Day Special Episode

Bringing you another holiday special dedicated to crazy crimes that occurred on Memorial Day. 
Memorial Day is typically a time of remembrance and reflection, however, some people take the "too much" approach to the holiday...
 
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Webbers Falls Bridge Collapse

Sometimes tragedies happen and there are absolutely no reasons... this is not one of those tragedies. Just as you would want your airplane pilot to have enough rest to fly your plane, boat pilots also need enough rest to safely do their jobs. 
The Webbers Falls bridge collapse affected so many lives that didn't have to be changed. Come with us on this wild, tragic ride. 
Side note: Are Business Cards Still a Thing? Does ANYONE know how QR codes actually work?
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