Shown is Warren Fulton III in his baseball uniform. This is the second episode on the Right Shoe (SMAK podcast) about Heroin - I have intentions of keeping my SMAK page up though right now it would be difficult for me to handle two separate podcasts so I am going to stick with Debbie Q and the Right Shoe for now - like with this episode I discuss a few things - an old unsolved mysteries case - Warren Fulton III , his girlfriend Rachel Ravers and Veronica "Tina" Jefferson and how all of their murders were tied to one person who WAS ultimately caught - I go through the going up part of Heroin but more importantly - if you need help go onto google type in Heroin Addiction treatment for places to go or at the very least and NA or even an AA meeting club. During Covid I saw the NA group still meeting in the Pennypack woods by my house which was really nice to see. Or contact me at DebbieQ@therightshoepodcast.com and I know of a few reputable places in the Philadelphia area. If you need help - please seek it - its possible to live life without drugs and it's so much better than the "job" the nightmare that obtaining drugs becomes not to mention the ill effect it has on you and everyone around you.
There IS a WAY!!!!
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Heroin 4 - a slip not a slide
Legends Die Too Soon - Amy Winehouse
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The Acid King and the Jeannette DePalma Story /interview with Jesse Pollack
Murder of a Young Girl - The Tragic Case of Shanda Sharer
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Deborah Wilson - a death on campus
The Bizarre Case of Jamie Stickle
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John Holmes and The Wonderland Murders
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Licorice McKechnie and the upcoming SMAK podcast - Heroin
Gary Heidnik - 3520 North Marshall Street - Philadelphia
The strange case of Rachel Nickell
The Pine Hill Massacre
Natalie Wood - Her Life and Mysterious Death
The killing of Heather Church
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