Richard Charles Mallory
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Oct 31, 2026
MadiganHOST
We'll get to that.
MadiganHOST
What we know for certain is that the 51-year-old Richard Mallory's car was found two days after the murder in the woods in Volusia County, and it took until December 13, 1989, for his body to be discovered.
MadiganHOST
Two bullets were found in his left lung.
MadiganHOST
It's unclear what Aileen told Tyra when she came home that night.
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MadiganHOST
Investigators began checking all the pawn shops in the area, and sure enough, they discovered many of Aileen's victims' items.
MadiganHOST
Aileen's fingerprint was listed and found on a receipt there as well, which matched a fingerprint on Seam's inside passenger handle of his car.
MadiganHOST
They learned that when Aileen pawned off Richard Mallory's belongings, she used the name Cammy to try to disguise her identity.
MadiganHOST
But Florida law required her to give them a fingerprint, like I said.
Christine SchieferHOST
So months later, 43-year-old David Spears was reported missing.
Christine SchieferHOST
He was a construction worker from Sarasota, and it wasn't until six months later in June of 1990, after Richard Mallory was recovered, that David's remains were found in Citrus County.
Christine SchieferHOST
Like Richard, David had also been shot multiple times, and the killer abandoned him in the woods too.
Christine SchieferHOST
Also like Richard, investigators discovered David's vehicle several miles away from where his body lay.
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Christine SchieferHOST
And they were indeed a couple.
Christine SchieferHOST
Okay.
Christine SchieferHOST
In Volusia County, detectives discovered two items stolen from Richard Mallory, which had been sold to a pawn shop by this Cammy Marsh Green.
Christine SchieferHOST
And she had left a thumbprint behind on the receipt.
KathrynHOST
So then she began giving the detectives an overview of her life and saying she wouldn't hurt anyone unless she had to.
KathrynHOST
They began with Richard Mallory.
KathrynHOST
They found a Polaroid camera that belonged to him in her storage unit.
KathrynHOST
So they were like, we know you did this one.
KathrynHOST
And there were only seven bodies.
KathrynHOST
It's like proof that she was working and only killing the ones that hurt her.
KathrynHOST
During her trial, Eileen was allowed to testify on her own behalf, though she was dealt a huge blow when Judge Uriel Blount Jr. did not allow Richard Mallory's violent history to be told in court.
KathrynHOST
He declared that it had happened too long ago and it wasn't relevant to this case.
Jim ChapmanHOST
Wuornos was a sex worker who picked up men in bars and along the highway, shot seven of them, usually with a .22, took cash, cars, and belongings.
Jim ChapmanHOST
The first was Richard Mallory, 51, an electronics store owner from Clearwater.
Jim ChapmanHOST
He was found in December 1989 in a wooded area.
Jim ChapmanHOST
Then David Spears, Charles Cardakian, Peter Siems, Troy Burress, Charles Humphreys, and Walter Antonio, who was a 61-year-old truck driver and reserve deputy whose body turned up on a logging road in Dixie County on November 19, 1990.
Jim ChapmanHOST
Wuornos was a sex worker who picked up men in bars and along the highway, shot seven of them, usually with a .22, took cash, cars, and belongings.
Jim ChapmanHOST
The first was Richard Mallory, 51, an electronics store owner from Clearwater.
Jim ChapmanHOST
He was found in December 1989 in a wooded area.
Jim ChapmanHOST
Then David Spears, Charles Cardakian, Peter Siems, Troy Burress, Charles Humphreys, and Walter Antonio, who was a 61-year-old truck driver and reserve deputy whose body turned up on a logging road in Dixie County on November 19th, 1990.
Jim ChapmanHOST
Wuornos was a sex worker who picked up men in bars and along the highway, shot seven of them, usually with a .22, took cash, cars, and belongings.
Jim ChapmanHOST
The first was Richard Mallory, 51, an electronics store owner from Clearwater.
Jim ChapmanHOST
He was found in December 1989 in a wooded area.
Jim ChapmanHOST
Then David Spears, Charles Cardakian, Peter Siems, Troy Burress, Charles Humphreys, and Walter Antonio, who was a 61-year-old truck driver and reserve deputy whose body turned up on a logging road in Dixie County on November 19, 1990.
Patty SteeleHOST
Each had been shot multiple times, and their cars or trucks, as well as their belongings, were missing.
Patty SteeleHOST
The victims included Richard Mallory, David Spears, Charles Carskaddon, Troy Burress, Dick Humphreys, Peter Siems, and Walter Antonio.
Patty SteeleHOST
The investigation kicked into high gear and then really gained momentum when Aileen and her girlfriend, Tyria, were seen abandoning Peter Siems' car after an accident.
Patty SteeleHOST
Witnesses gave descriptions, and then fingerprints found on stuff that had been pawned linked Aileen to the crimes.
Patty SteeleHOST
On the other hand, the prosecution argued the murders were committed during robberies, pointing to the theft of the victims' belongings and the sale of their stuff at pawn shops.
Patty SteeleHOST
The trial of Aileen Wuornos began on January 13th, 1992 in Volusia County, Florida.
Patty SteeleHOST
She was charged with the first-degree murder of Richard Mallory, a 51-year-old electronics store owner.
Patty SteeleHOST
Although Aileen would eventually confess to killing the other six men, this was the only case that actually went to trial.
Patty SteeleHOST
Each had been shot multiple times in their cars or trucks, as well as their belongings were missing.
Patty SteeleHOST
The victims included Richard Mallory, David Spears, Charles Carskaddon, Troy Burress, Dick Humphreys, Peter Siems, and Walter Antonio.
Patty SteeleHOST
The investigation kicked into high gear and then really gained momentum when Aileen and her girlfriend, Tyria, were seen abandoning Peter Siems' car after an accident.
Patty SteeleHOST
Witnesses gave descriptions, and then fingerprints found on stuff that had been pawned linked Aileen to the crimes.
Patty SteeleHOST
On the other hand, the prosecution argued the murders were committed during robberies, pointing to the theft of the victims' belongings and the sale of their stuff at pawn shops.
Patty SteeleHOST
The trial of Aileen Wuornos began on January 13th, 1992 in Volusia County, Florida.
Patty SteeleHOST
She was charged with the first-degree murder of Richard Mallory, a 51-year-old electronics store owner.
Patty SteeleHOST
Although Aileen would eventually confess to killing the other six men, this was the only case that actually went to trial.
Genevieve ManionHOST
But what really happened? Who really was she? And why, up until now, have I refused to do an episode on one of the most famous Victorian true crime stories of all? For you today, dear listener, I will explain myself.
Genevieve ManionHOST
Why have I avoided doing this very episode? I will cover the facts of the case, what we know to be true, what the series got wrong, what it got right, and exactly why this particular ax murder case versus many others caught fire.
Genevieve ManionHOST
But first, thank you everyone who has joined the Patreon.
Genevieve ManionHOST
And speaking of the Patreon, I thought I'd do something special for October.
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Genevieve ManionHOST
First, and I think foremost, Obsession.
Genevieve ManionHOST
I finally got around to seeing it.
Genevieve ManionHOST
So many people told me that they were scarred for life in the theater by it, so I waited until I could see it at home.
Genevieve ManionHOST
It wasn't quite so scary to me.