City of Baytown, Texas
city in Harris County, Texas, United Stateswww.baytown.org
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Oct 31, 2026
Charles ArbuckleHOST
Consistent with his Iowa defense.
Charles ArbuckleHOST
A senior out of Baytown, Texas.
Charles ArbuckleHOST
Robert E. Lee High School goes up and makes an outstanding draft.
Charles ArbuckleHOST
Now, the receiver looks open.
John PerazaGUEST
Shelly, well actually not Shelly Dickerson, it was her city attorney from Dayton, Ohio and the city attorney.
John PerazaGUEST
manager from Baytown, Texas.
John PerazaGUEST
They've historically been more involved in ICMA, not necessarily so much with ELGL, but for the membership at ELGL, having those opportunities to meet them, hear their struggles of, hey, this is where I was at early in my career.
John PerazaGUEST
These were the same issues that I was trying to navigate, right? It shows them and it gives them an opportunity to network, find a mentor.
Mike CollinsGUEST
Things that we haven't built a refinery in over 50 years.
Mike CollinsGUEST
Thank goodness the Trump administration fast tracked the Baytown, Texas refinery so that we can do that.
Mike CollinsGUEST
We've got to get healthcare under control.
Mike CollinsGUEST
Folks are struggling with healthcare.
Michael BerryHOST
So more working class restaurants, East Houston, a lot of that don't have, you know, the port area channel view.
Michael BerryHOST
A lot of those places, Baytown, where they're trying to keep the price as low as possible for working men and families.
Michael BerryHOST
And so but they still want to have margaritas.
Michael BerryHOST
And so the way they do that is he brings in an agave product that he delivers to them and shows them how to make a margarita that tastes enough like a margarita that you could sell it but for less money.
Jen SchafferGUEST
That's what I did for the Dean Corll case.
Jen SchafferGUEST
I was raised in Baytown, Texas, which is right outside of Houston.
Jen SchafferGUEST
And I thought I knew all about different serial killers from Ted Bundy, John Wayne Gacy, Jeffrey Dahmer, so on.
Jen SchafferGUEST
And when I heard about this guy, Dean Corll, and I heard, I mean, if you've ever read Skip Hollinsworth or you heard him talk about it, when he first heard about it as well, because he wrote a piece called The Lost Boys for Texas Monthly.
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William RamseyHOST
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Jen SchafferGUEST
This is Who Killed Debbie and Sandy.
Jen SchafferGUEST
And these are two women who disappeared in 1985 in Baytown, Texas.
Jen SchafferGUEST
Their bodies were found two years later in a marsh in Winnie.
Scott BurksHOST
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Scott BurksHOST
Thanks once again to our sponsors, Cashly, Logwork, FDF Geocacher Magazine, the Baytown Texas Geotour, Articrafted, Pathags.com, Cashcraft, Geogo, and FreezeTag.
Scott BurksHOST
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Scott BurksHOST
That's all we got this week, so we'll see you next week, talking geocaching, taking your phone calls.
Jen SchafferGUEST
So I grew up with some crazy things happen where I'm from.
Jen SchafferGUEST
I'm from Baytown, Texas, which is outside of Houston.
Jen SchafferGUEST
It's an oil town.
Jen SchafferGUEST
So putting my creative writing degree and my love for true crime that's always, you know, I was watching it back in the inside edition, you know, back in the, I
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Jen SchafferGUEST
All the police reports, all of the just newspapers upon newspapers upon newspapers.
Jen SchafferGUEST
Old newspapers have become a new addiction of mine.
Jen SchafferGUEST
So when I did the Debbie and Sandy case, the Baytown Sun, which is our local paper, has everything, all the archives.
Jen SchafferGUEST
So I just get in there and I just look up names and then I'm like, I see some of my friends.
Michael BerryHOST
And you don't care they didn't show up, especially if it's a big show.
Michael BerryHOST
If there's 1,000 people there, I don't care that Bob from Baytown didn't show up.
Michael BerryHOST
But they think I care.
Michael BerryHOST
And I guess that's a good thing.
Daphne WoolsoncroftHOST
Then suddenly, a string of handwritten letters began to come into the local sheriff's office, which included riddles that police were challenged to crack if they wanted to unmask a killer.
Daphne WoolsoncroftHOST
This is the murder of Mary Stiles and the story of the Baytown Riddler.
Daphne WoolsoncroftHOST
Mary Lorraine Stiles was born on November 14th, 1973 to parents Vicki Fellers and Gary Stiles in Baytown, Texas, growing up with an older sister named Carrie and a brother named Robert.
Daphne WoolsoncroftHOST
During their childhood, Vicki and Gary split up and Gary got remarried to a woman named Mary Stewart.
Daphne WoolsoncroftHOST
So we've got two Marys here, but we're not going to talk much about Mary Stewart today.
Daphne WoolsoncroftHOST
She had a huge, huge heart.
Daphne WoolsoncroftHOST
Now, some accounts also describe her as outgoing, energetic, and trusting, and she and her family were also very invested in their faith as they were practicing Jehovah's Witnesses.
Daphne WoolsoncroftHOST
The Stiles lived in the city of Baytown, which in 1985 had a population of around 57,000 residents, and it sits on the upper end of Galveston Bay, about 25 miles east of downtown Houston.
Misty Bacon RennerGUEST
And I have an idea for an art gallery.
Misty Bacon RennerGUEST
And we found a building in Baytown.
Misty Bacon RennerGUEST
I go look at the building.
Misty Bacon RennerGUEST
The price is great.
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