BLOOD ON THE BAYOU
☠️WITH SARAH CAILEAN☠️
monday, april 1st
doors drinks food 6 pm
show starts at 7 pm
inside show
Sarah brings a mix between a true crime podcast crossed with a compelling & entertaining lecture, based on real murder mysteries, many even you junkies have never even heard of.
On April 1st, we’ll be discussing some of Sarah’s favorite cases. One in particular is that of Clementine Barnabet, a 17-year-old girl in rural Louisiana who killed dozens of people in a series of religious ritual axe murders in 1911. Another she is absolutely obsessed with is historically referred to as the Ghost of Bobby Dunbar - a little boy who may have been killed by an alligator on a camping trip in 1912... or may have been abducted and given to a different family only to grow up with a new name and identity… dun dun dun.
Pre-registration is required, $18/person. Non-refundable tickets - register for April 1st and all 2024 upcoming shows here!
Monday, April 1
Blood on the Bayou: Swamp Stalkers and Cajun Killers
Monday, September 23
Jack the Ripper: Lost Nights in London
Monday, October 28
All Horrors Eve: The Gruesomest, Greatest Hits of Halloween
Monday, December 30
Rascals and Rippers: Crime in the Roaring 20s
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About Sarah: With more than a decade in professional law enforcement as a police officer and sex crimes investigator, plus another decade in academia with research focused on serial killers and serial sexual predators, Sarah Cailean has now begun work in documentary television. She has created, produced, and hosted the CNN series 'Hell in the Heartland: What Happened to Ashley and Lauria', and serves as a regular correspondent and expert commentator on HLN and Cuomo for breaking news in crime. This year, her 8-part investigative podcast series 'Why Can’t We Talk About Amanda’s Mom?' has been a consistently top ten podcast on the Apple and Spotify charts.
We'll have our food menu available, with the best hot dogs in town, and have over 200 types of beer, wine, cider, mead, hard kombucha & seltzer and non-alcoholic options for everyone.
Ample, free parking is available in the Grant Park Clinic and behind the church*, to the right of Red’s (south). You can also park in front of Red’s, across the street on Warmbreeze Rd SE, or street parking off Benteen Way (0.1 mile away). Do not park in front of Iglesia Pentecostal el Tabernaculo de Restauracion. You will be towed.
Love your pup? Dogs are not allowed inside but are welcome in the outdoor beer garden. There is direct access to the beer garden along the south side of our building. Follow the concrete path through the bamboo forest.