The Crime of the Century: Lindbergh Baby Kidnapped!
Intro Famous aviator Charles Lindbergh was a man of rules and discipline. He told his wife Anne...
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Jack the Ripper
Intro “The word “psychopath” was coined by a German psychiatrist in...
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Neverending: The Mystique of the Black Dahlia
Intro It was the most grisly, famous murder of its time: In 1947, Elizabeth Short, an aspiring...
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Natalie Wood Drowns
Everyone Loved Natalie How could someone so lovely as Natalie Wood die so unlovely a death,...
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Menendez Murders
Rich Kids Get Away With Murder On the evening of August 20, 1989 Lyle Menendez, sobbing, called...
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Suicide or Murder: The Death of Kurt Cobain
For the lovers of Nirvana, for a musical generation, Kurt Cobain’s death in April of 1994 was the same sort of blow to the psyche that the murder of a vibrant President had been for earlier generations in 1963.
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Harry Houdini’s Death: Accident or Assassination?
A HOUSEHOLD NAME, LIKE ROCKEFELLER Like Rockefeller, he rose from poverty to wealth, he came out...
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Christine Chubbuck Tragedy – LIVE! On Air!
A TELEVISION FIRST She died with a captive audience. Eight minutes into her program, on-air...
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Catch Frank Abagnale… If You Can
Catch Him In A Lie “Catch Me If You Can,” the ultimate grifter memoir written by celebrated...
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The Very, Very, Strange Case of Hannah Upp
Intro “Hannah Upp’s colleagues at the Montessori School in St. Thomas immediately knew...
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Agatha Christie, Queen of The Golden Age Of Mystery, Sets The Stage
Agatha Christie “Outsold only by the Bible and Shakespeare, author Agatha Christie left readers...
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A Classic: The Fate of the Mary Celeste
What was their fate? And more importantly, what would drive everyone off a stable, seaworthy ship, into a lifeboat not made for long-distance voyages? The Mary Celeste mystery is a classic. What happened that day in December of 1872?
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