Murder–suicide
Subject in True Crime
Murder–suicide has come up in 1 episode across 1 podcast in TMT, including Crime Junkie. 2 people have made recorded remarks about it.
What people said
Brit PrawatCo-host of Crime Junkie, introduced in the episode as 'Britt'
Prawat argues that the family's multiple trips and conversations about buying the land make a planned murder-suicide even less plausible.
“if all of Dan's statements are true, like, this makes the murder-suicide theory even less plausible”
Crime Junkie: MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF: The Jamison Family (May 25, 2026) · Listen from 43:13
Prawat argues that the location of the remains rules out murder-suicide and points to foul play.
“And this completely nixes the murder-suicide theory. Like, it has to be foul play”
Crime Junkie: MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF: The Jamison Family (May 25, 2026) · Listen from 32:36
Ashley FlowersCreator and host of the true crime podcast Crime Junkie and founder of Audiochuck
Flowers argues that unless both parents cooperated, a murder-suicide would have required a quick method like a gun, which was never found.
“unless mom and dad were in on this together and, like, quite literally drinking the Kool-Aid, you have to do something quick like a gun”
Crime Junkie: MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF: The Jamison Family (May 25, 2026) · Listen from 33:44
Podcasts
- Crime Junkie · 1 episode
Episodes
MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF: The Jamison FamilyCrime Junkie · May 25, 2026 · 52 min
Ashley Flowers and Brit Prawat examine the 2009 disappearance and unexplained deaths of Bobby, Sherilyn, and Madyson Jamison in Oklahoma's Sans Bois Mountains.