The story of Joe Ball has been a part of Texas lore since the 1930s. He’s known to have killed two people but investigators believed he may have killed up to 20. Were nearly a dozen victims fed to Joe’s pet alligators? Listen to episode 127 FOLLOW AND LISTEN: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Pandora | RSS Feed Episode Sources Joe… Continue reading Episode 127 The Butcher of Elmendorf
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Episode 126 George Stinney, Jr
George Stinney Jr. was tried, convicted and sentenced to death in 1944 for the murder of two girls in small town Alcolu, South Carolina. Until 2014, George Stinney was known as the youngest killer executed in 20th century America. Listen to episode 126 FOLLOW AND LISTEN: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Pandora | RSS Feed Episode Sources Court Acknowledges Wrongful Execution… Continue reading Episode 126 George Stinney, Jr
Episode 124 The Tri-State Terrorist
In December 1989, Federal Court Judge Robert Vance was killed in his Alabama home when he opened a package that contained a mail bomb. Two days later, Savannah, Georgia civil rights attorney, Robert Robinson, was killed in a separate explosion. Authorities defused two additional mail bombs. One sent to the federal courthouse in Atlanta and… Continue reading Episode 124 The Tri-State Terrorist
Episode 123 Lena Clarke The Murdering Postmistress
In 1920 Lena Clarke made history when she became the first woman to be named postmaster of West Palm Beach, Florida. Within a year, she gained notoriety as “the murdering postmistress when she stood trial for killing her lover to cover up an embezzlement scheme. Listen episode 123 FOLLOW AND LISTEN: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Pandora | RSS Feed Poem… Continue reading Episode 123 Lena Clarke The Murdering Postmistress
Episode 122 Elizabeth Key and Henrietta Wood
There are lesser known stories of enslaved men and women who fought for their freedom in court. Elizabeth Key was at the center of one of the most important colonial court cases involving slavery. Henrietta Wood made history when she sued the man who kidnapped and enslaved her. Listen to Episode 122 FOLLOW AND LISTEN: Apple… Continue reading Episode 122 Elizabeth Key and Henrietta Wood