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Corey Wieneke was popular. He\\u2019d been a high school football star, and soon after graduation, he began working in his family\\u2019s bar -- Wink\\u2019s Bar & Grill. His good looks and gregarious personality made him a well-liked bartender in West Liberty, Iowa. That\\u2019s why it was such a shock when, in 1992, Corey was discovered beaten to death in his home.\\xa0

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Then Kristin tells us about Gerald Gilbert, who was beaten to death with a fire extinguisher in his workplace. Gerald\\u2019s murder was so brutal that a doctor later testified that his head nearly exploded. The crime wasn\\u2019t tough to solve. Soon after Gerald\\u2019s body was discovered, his ex-wife Ann Huxley, arrived at the scene. When she heard about the crime, she handed police a list of possible suspects. \\xa0

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And now for a note about our process. For each episode, Kristin reads a bunch of articles, then spits them back out in her very limited vocabulary. Brandi copies and pastes from the best sources on the web. And sometimes Wikipedia. (No shade, Wikipedia. We love you.) We owe a huge debt of gratitude to the real experts who covered these cases.

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An episode of Vengeance: Killer Lovers titled, \\u201cSecret Lives and Alibis\\u201d

\\u201cSalesman clubbed to death,\\u201d for the Crewe Chronicle

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\\u201cThe Black Candle Confession\\u201d episode Dateline

\\u201cAnnette Cahill\\u201d episode Snapped

\\u201cCorey Wieneke\\u201d chillingcrimes.com\\n

\\u201cCorey Lee Wieneke\\u201d iowacoldcases.org\\n

\\u201cWoman Convicted In Lover\\u2019s Baseball Bat Beating 27 Years After His Murder\\u201d by Benjamin H. Smith, Oxygen

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