The Archivist: A True Crime Podcast

12/09/2023

Today you get a big bonus. 2 extra long episodes.
Two people who left a trail of destruction. A match made in hell.

Two cousins, closer than they should be leave nothing but a trail of destruction in their wake. This is a story of pure selfishness, manipulation and evil. Susie Newsom Lynch is not finished tearin…

09/08/2023

Part 2 of The Bathtub Murder. A confusing crime scene with little clues. The chief of police and sheriff decide it’s time to get some extra help. Can the new investigator figure out who killed Frances Nesbitt?

Part 2 of The Bathtub Murder. A confusing crime scene with little clues. The chief of police and sheriff decide it’s time to get some extra help. Can the new investigator figure out who kille…

03/08/2023

A little late, but here it is. A mystery for Thursday. A confusing crime scene with little clues. The city if Troy was overrun with reporters and onlookers for most of 1926, while they all waited for news on what happened to the beautiful and vivacious Fran Nesbitt.

I’m sorry this is a little late, I had some recording issues. But everything is fixed now and I guess it’s better late than never.  In Troy, Ohio on a cold February day in 1926, a …

26/07/2023

Season 3 begins today. It's a short story with no surprises.

He told people his wife had run off with some other man. But when her body is found 6 months later, no o e is surprised at who her killer is.

Season 3 starts off with a story that is probably not a surprise to anyone. When a woman’s body is found on the side of the road in Kentucky, it doesn’t take investigators long to put 2…

22/03/2023

Oliver Haugh. It’s normal to wonder “what if” because we are never sure which chance encounter will have the most affect on our lives. How does an injury received while playing hockey lead to one of the greatest achievements of man in the 20th century? A man who became one of the most notorious murderers in the early 1900’s had a profoundly terrible affect on Wilbur Wright and most of the people he came in contact with.

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Oliver Haugh. It’s normal to wonder “what if” because we are never sure which chance encounter will have the most affect on our lives. How does an injury received while playing ho…

02/03/2023

Robert Hayes. Three women are found dead in Daytona Beach over the course of three months in December 2005 through February 2006. The crime scenes give up little evidence and there is no clue who the killer was. Ten years later CODIS returns a a hit with a new murder victim in Palm Beach, Florida. The two departments team up to work together on capturing this killer. Finally this case was solved through genetic genealogy.

Robert Hayes. Three women are found dead in Daytona Beach over the course of three months in December 2005 through February 2006. The crime scenes give up little evidence and there is no clue who …

20/02/2023

Sorry there was no episode last week. I've had a really bad cold and lost my voice. It looks like I won't be able to record again this week also. Take care of yourselves and I'll talk to you later

08/02/2023

Marc O’Leary. This story is unbelievable. Poor police work and gaslighting a victim led to this man ra**ng more women. They could have caught him after his first victim, but instead two detectives convinced a young girl to say she made the whole thing up. It’s so upsetting to think he could have been stopped.

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Marc O’Leary. This story is unbelievable. Poor police work and gaslighting a victim led to this man ra**ng more women. They could have caught him after his first victim, but instead two detectives …

01/02/2023

Roseann Quinn. According to the newspapers by day she led a quiet and respectable life, but by night she was prowling the bars looking for men. Later a best-selling novel and blockbuster movie explores the aftermath of the s*xual revolution of the 1970s and the story of one woman’s murder.

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Roseann Quinn. According to the newspapers by day she led a quiet and respectable life, but by night she was prowling the bars looking for men. Later a best-selling novel and blockbuster movie expl…

04/01/2023

Delimar Vera. What would you do if you were told your baby died, but you just knew she was kidnapped? How would you get anyone to listen or help you? This is the story of one woman who never gave up hope that her baby daughter was out there and she would find her.
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Delimar Vera. What would you do if you were told your baby died, but you just knew she was kidnapped? How would you get anyone to listen or help you? This is the story of one woman who never gave …

21/12/2022

Alfred Dreyfus. In this true crime world we hear terms like “Miranda rights” or “Amber Alert” or a “Dreyfus case”. These names come from true life situations and as we invoke their names, we should hear their stories. Here is the story of Alfred Dreyfus, who endured anti-Semitism and a wrongful conviction. He was later exonerated, but not before his whole life was destroyed.

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Alfred Dreyfus. In this true crime world we hear terms like “Miranda rights” or “Amber Alert” or a “Dreyfus case”. These names come from true life situations and as we invoke their names, we should…

07/12/2022

The Irish Vanishing Triangle. In the 1990's women in the eastern corner of Ireland started vanishing without a trace. What was happening? Is this just a bunch of women taken from their family and friends by random happenstance, or was there a serial killer operated. The Garda made many mistakes, and only very late in the cycle created a task force, but it was too little too late for 12 women.

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Sources:
Timeline: https://www.irelandsvanishingtriangle.com/annie-mccarrick
Ireland’s Vanishing Triangle. Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ireland%27s_Vanishing_Triangle
Ireland’s missing persons in the “Vanishing Triangle”. By Kathleen Donohoe September 10, 2018. https://www.irishcentral.com/culture/irelands-vanishing-triangle-missing
Mystery of Ireland’s Vanishing Triangle women: Author reveals how culture of secrecy, victim blaming and shame around s*x means no justice for Eight women murdered in the 90s whose bodies were never found. By Monica Greep. May 17, 2021. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-9488823/The-Vanishing-Triangle-author-disappearance-eight-missing-women-90s-Ireland.html
Imelda Plea “Continues to fall on deaf ears” by Darren Skelton. January 3, 2022. https://waterford-news.ie/2022/01/03/imelda-plea-continues-to-fall-on-deaf-ears/ #:~:text=ON%20January%203%2C%201994%2C%20Imelda,years%20old%20at%20the%20time.

The Irish Vanishing Triangle. In the 1990’s women in the eastern corner of Ireland started vanishing without a trace. What was happening? Is this just a bunch of women taken from their family…

05/12/2022

Happy End of Prohibition day! To celebrate the end of prohibition, here is a bonus episode!

America’s coldest case. Seven men were brutally gunned down in a garage near the north side of Chicago. The murders resulted from the gangland wars during prohibition. The Irish North Side gang run by Bugs Moran versus the Italian South Side gang lead by America’s most notorious gangster Al Capone. The murderers have never been caught, but there are plenty of theories as to who may have committed this horrible crime.

America’s coldest case. Seven men were brutally gunned down in a garage near the north side of Chicago. The murders resulted from the gangland wars during prohibition. The Irish North Side gang run…

30/11/2022

Terry Sutter. It’s 1973 and it’s labor day weekend. A 15-year-old boy is walking into the woods with a six pack of beer under one arm. He is never seen alive again. His murdered body is found the next day, but police are never able to find his killer. In the years following his murder, his grave is vandalized multiple times, until his family gives up and leaves it unmarked. Who killed Terry Sutter?

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Sources:

Terry Sutter https://dailyunsolvedmysteries.tumblr.com/post/661306057101099008/terry-sutter-terry-sutter-was-looking-forward-to
Already Gone podcast https://www.bullhorn.fm/alreadygone/posts/QB6XSyo-the-murder-of-terry-sutter
The Murder of Terry Sutter. Count Every Mystery. January 25, 2018. https://counteverymystery.blogspot.com/2018/01/the-murder-of-terry-sutter.html
Secret Witness reward in death explained. Record-Eagle, Traverse City, MI https://www.newspapers.com/image/55722152/?terms=Terry%20Sutter&match=2
Mystery on the Bluffs. 9and10 News Site Staff. March 3, 2010. https://www.9and10news.com/2010/03/03/special-report-mystery-on-the-bluffs/

Terry Sutter. It’s 1973 and it’s labor day weekend. A 15-year-old boy is walking into the woods with a six pack of beer under one arm. He is never seen alive again. His murdered body is found the n…

14/09/2022

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Danielle Delpercio. Do you ever just need to hear about how someone survived against all odds? Someone who made a decision deep in their core, that they were going to find a way out of a scary situation. They weren't going to go down without a fight. Danielle Delpercio tried to do a nice thing. She thought she was offering a helping hand to a young boy in need. Unfortunately, this young boy had other plans. But he didn't know Danielle was a fighter, and she wasn't going down without a fight.

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Danielle Delpercio. Do you ever just need to hear about how someone survived against all odds? Someone who made a decision deep in their core, that they were going to find a way out of a scary…

31/08/2022

Season 2 is live! The Archivist is back. Starting off this season with a big one.

The Dayton Strangler, part 1. After Jack the Ripper and H. H. Holmes made it clear that there were killers who would continue to kill until they were caught police in cities around the world began to tracking the details of crimes and physical descriptions of murderers. It would be many many years before men like John Douglas would pioneer criminal profiling. Before that would happen police could only rely on a card catalog to track similar motives and clues. Here is the story of one killer, who nearly got away.

The Dayton Strangler. After Jack the Ripper and H. H. Holmes made it clear that there were killers who would continue to kill until they were caught police in cities around the world began to track…

01/06/2022

Gillian Kennedy. You decide to buy a house for your family, and you go on the hunt for the perfect house, and you find it! You go through all the paperwork and red tape and complete the purchase. You move in and meet your neighbors. You are confident this is going to be great. They are kind, and funny, and friendly and they have kids the same ages as yours. SCORE!! But then…then the nightmare begins and by the end of it, someone is dead.

Sources for this episode:
Episode 1 Season 5 of Fear Thy Neighbor called Desperate Houseknives.
“Pegram woman faces capital murder charge” by Michelle E. Shaw (The Tennessean, May 27, 2004)
“Pegram widow angry that suspect let out of jail” By Michelle E. Shaw (The Tennessean, June 21, 2004)

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Gillian Kennedy. You decide to buy a house for your family, and you go on the hunt for the perfect house, and you find it! You go through all the paperwork and red tape and complete the purcha…

25/05/2022

Dannemora NY. Part 2 of the Clinton Correctional Facility escape. A systemic culture of permissiveness lead to two convicted murderers cutting holes in their cells and forging a route through the underbelly of a seeming fortress of a prison. The first escape in over 100 years leads to the downfall of over 20 employees and the revelation that the prison was not operating within the state corrections department guidelines.

Sources for this episode:

“He was trouble early on” by Eric Duvall, Democrat and Chronicle (Rochester, NY) June 11, 2015
"Dannemora Stands by its prison after escape” by Michael Hill, Democrat and Chronicle (Rochester, NY) June 9, 2015
“Did inmates have inside help with breakout?” by Michael Hill and Michael Virtanen, Democrat and Chronicle (Rochester, NY) June 9, 2015
Investigation of the June 5, 2015 Escape of Inmates David Sweat and Richard Matt from Clinton Correctional Facility. June 2016 Catherine Leahy Scott Inspector General.
Escaped NY Murderers Were on ‘Honor Block’ for Well-Behaved Inmates, Source Says by Emily Shapiro, ABC News, June 9, 2015
“Inmates escape from Dannemora prison by cutting through cell walls” by Felicia krieg and Lois Clermont Press-Republican June 6, 2015
For Escape by Glen Blain, New York Daily News, June 13, 2015
Escapee Killed by Doug Stanglin and Michael Winter, Democrat and Chronicle (Rochester, NY) June 27, 2015
In Malone, scene unfolds unlike anything by Philip Tortora, Democrat and Chronicle (Rochester, NY) June 27, 2015
Wikipedia

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Dannemora NY.  Part 2 of the Clinton Correctional Facility escape. A systemic culture of permissiveness lead to two convicted murderers cutting holes in their cells and forging a route through…

20/05/2022

This episode is a little late. It's been hard to cut this one down. It's an intricate tale of two men who just didn't want to stay in prison.

Dannemora, NY. A murderer is on the loose in your neighborhood. Most of us never want to hear those words. When two inmates at the Clinton Correctional Facility in Dannemora, NY escaped from the prison it was a very real nightmare for the residents of the village surrounding the prison. But, what if the prison actually neglected safety precautions that allowed these prisoners to successfully escape?

Sources for this episode:

“He was trouble early on” by Eric Duvall, Democrat and Chronicle (Rochester, NY) June 11, 2015
“Dannemora Stands by its prison after escape” by Michael Hill, Democrat and Chronicle (Rochester, NY) June 9, 2015
“Did inmates have inside help with breakout?” by Michael Hill and Michael Virtanen, Democrat and Chronicle (Rochester, NY) June 9, 2015
Investigation of the June 5, 2015 Escape of Inmates David Sweat and Richard Matt from Clinton Correctional Facility. June 2016 Catherine Leahy Scott Inspector General.
Escaped NY Murderers Were on ‘Honor Block’ for Well-Behaved Inmates, Source Says by Emily Shapiro, ABC News, June 9, 2015
“Inmates escape from Dannemora prison by cutting through cell walls” by Felicia krieg and Lois Clermont Press-Republican June 6, 2015
Wikipedia

Dannemora, NY. A murderer is on the loose in your neighborhood. Most of us never want to hear those words. When two inmates at the Clinton Correctional Facility in Dannemora, NY escaped from the p…

11/05/2022

Melanie Road. A beautiful, funny, smart, sweet, energetic girl is murdered after a night out with friends. She had her whole life ahead of her and it was stolen in one night. The police set out on a 31 years long journey to find her killer. One investigator who was only a few years younger than Melanie, spends most of her career hunting this killer.

Sources for this episode:
https://www.the-sun.com/news/2154405/melanie-road-christopher-hampton-murder-catching-killer/
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-somerset-36245888
https://www.itv.com/news/westcountry/2016-05-09/read-full-victim-impact-statements-from-melanie-roads-family
https://medium.com/crimebeat/the-death-of-melanie-road-35bc43b05c38
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3582441/Did-Christopher-Hampton-kill-woman-12-years-day-Melanie-Road.html

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Melanie Road.  A beautiful, funny, smart, sweet, energetic girl is murdered after a night out with friends. She had her whole life ahead of her and it was stolen in one night. The police set o…

27/04/2022

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Genene Jones. Angel of death. Angel no, death yes. She chose the most helpless of victims. Children and infants that could not tell her secrets. She wanted the attention caring for the helpless babies in the Pediatric ICU, and she craved the chance to look like the most caring and grieving nurse, but like any true psychopath, it was all just a play.
Sources for this episode:

“Ohio Doctor is Acquitted of Killing Patients with Fentanyl” By Alyssa Lukpat and Michael Levenson April, 20, 2022. https://www.nytimes.com/2022/04/20/us/william-husel-ohio-doctor-murder-trial.html
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/04/20/us/william-husel-ohio-doctor-murder-trial.html
Genene Jones: Baby Killer by Katherine Ramsland
The Death Shift by Peter Elkind, August 1983 https://www.texasmonthly.com/news-politics/the-death-shift-2/
Convicted nurse’s former boss continues her Kerrville practice by Kristin Gazlay The Galveston Daily News, February 26, 1984
Genene Jones paints portrait of confidence by Ken Herman Fort Worth Star-Telegram, February 26, 1984
Infant death probe broadens by Michael Pearson San Angelo Standard Times, March 3, 1983
Judge relocates child killing trial by Michael Pearson San Angelo Standard Times August 4, 1983

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Genene Jones.  Angel of death. Angel no, death yes. She chose the most helpless of victims. Children and infants that could not tell her secrets. She wanted the attention caring for the helple…

20/04/2022

Grace Marks. At the center of this terrible murder is a young and beautiful Irish immigrant named Grace. Did she have such power to influence a young man to brutally kill two people. Or was she so afraid of this young man that she felt she had no choice but to help him hide the bodies and then make off with valuables stolen from their employer? Where is the truth in this story? Take a trip back in time to see what the true story that inspired a novel and Netflix story really is.

Sources for this episode:
Life in the Clearings Versus the Bush by Susanna Moodie, which was the source material for Margaret Atwood’s book, Alias Grace.
https://www.willowandthatch.com/is-alias-grace-true-story/ #:~:text=Alias%20Grace%20is%20based%20on,housekeeper%20and%20lover%2C%20Nancy%20Montgomery.
Wikipedia
https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/grace-marks
Sag Harbor Corrector, August 12, 1843
Trial Transcripts: Marks, Grace and Walton, George, “The trials of James McDermott and Grace Marks report,” Enlightenmens, accessed April 18, 2022,
http://enlightenmens.lmc.gatech.edu/items/show/912.

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Grace Marks. At the center of this terrible murder is a young and beautiful Irish immigrant named Grace. Did she have such power to influence a young man to brutally kill two people. Or was she so afraid of this young man that she felt she had no...

13/04/2022

Chris Coleman. What is a family annihilator? What makes them commit such a heinous act? We can talk about the psychological aspects or obvious mental illness that could cause a person to murder their own family, but in the end, especially in this case, it’s probably just a person who doesn’t want to face the consequences of betraying family and murder is what they think is their only way out.



Sources for this episode:
“Characteristics of family killers revealed: The male dominated crime most common in August” https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/08/130815084404.htm

https://www.themidwestcrimefiles.com/post/the-ultimate-betrayal-the-coleman-family-murders

https://casetext.com/case/people-v-coleman-960

“Coleman triple murders chronology” The Belleville News-Democrat May 21, 2009

https://second.wiki/wiki/chris_coleman_prisionero

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/real-life-stories/millionaire-father-plotted-death-family-5029992

https://truecrimedaily.com/2018/04/26/head-of-security-for-religious-figure-convicted-of-murdering-wife-two-sons/

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Chris Coleman. What is a family annihilator? What makes them commit such a heinous act? We can talk about the psychological aspects or obvious mental illness that could cause a person to murder their own family, but in the end, especially in this ...

06/04/2022

William Craig Miller. A cold-blooded killer crept through a house in Mesa, Arizona and viciously murdered 5 family members. Why? To exact revenge for assisting police in another criminal investigation. Police and family members had little doubt to who would take such a severe and heinous action.

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Sources for this episode:
the show The Killer Beside Me episode Fatal Fraud
https://thecinemaholic.com/tammy-lovell-and-steven-duffy-murders/
https://www.puroclean.com/
https://en.memesrandom.com/tammy-lovell-and-steven-duffy/
https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/mesa/2021/05/06/arizona-court-lets-stand-william-craig-millers-death-sentences-5-mesa-murders-2006/4962924001/
https://thecinemaholic.com/tammy-lovell-and-steven-duffy-murders/
Arrest Made in 5 Mesa Slayings (Tucson Citizen, 3/4/2006)
https://www.psychologicalscience.org/observer/the-complicated-psychology-of-revenge

William Craig Miller. A cold-blooded killer crept through a house in Mesa, Arizona and viciously murdered 5 family members. Why? To exact revenge for assisting police in another criminal investigation. Police and family members had little doubt to...

30/03/2022

Robert Eric Wone. More questions than answers. Robert Wone was murdered in a house occupied with friends and people he knew, yet despite neighbors hearing screams, 911 call and fast acting police and EMS, Robert’s killer has still not been identified. This is a very mysterious murder.

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Sources for this episode:
The obituary page of The Progress-Index (Petersburg, VA) Friday August 4, 2006
Filmdaily.co “Why is Robert Wone’s murder case unsolved” by Mark McKee
Unresolved.me
Washingtonian.com “Robert Wone: Life, Death, and Love” by Harry Jaffe (April 20, 2010)
Wikipedia.com

Robert Eric Wone. More questions than answers. Robert Wone was murdered in a house occupied with friends and people he knew, yet despite neighbors hearing screams, 911 call and fast acting police and EMS, Robert’s killer has still not been identif...

23/03/2022

Eric Rudolph. On July 27, 1996, the world sat shocked to its core as a crudely made pipe bomb exploded in the middle of the crowded Centennial Olympic Park in Atlanta Georgia. 2 people were killed and over 100 people were injured. A bomb exploding in a park is terrorizing enough, but the timing of this bomb, One week into the 96 Summer Olympic games seemed to violate the Olympic spirit. It would take the FBI nearly 7 years to capture the Olympic bomber, and before his capture 3 more bombs would take the lives of 2 more people and injuring many others.

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Sources for this episode:
FBI.gov
Bomb sears nation’s soul by Andrew Martin and Karen Brandon (Chicago Tribune, July 28, 1996)
‘Hero’ guard a suspect (News Journal, Mansfield OH July 31, 1996)
Olympic bombing suspect becoming more optimistic by Mitchell Lansberg (The Anniston Star, Anniston Alabama, August 2, 1996)
Olympic bombing probe plods along. By Pierre Thomas and William Booth (Washington Post. September 22, 1996)
Cautious search for clues begins by Scott Marshall and Kathy Scruggs (The Atlanta Constitution, January 17, 1997)
3 incidents’ connection strengthens by Ron Martz and Kathy Scruggs (The Atlanta Constitution, July 27, 1997)
Getting clued in on clinic bombing by Jenny Cromie (The Anniston Star, Anniston Alabama, January 31, 1998)
Olympic park bombing suspect arrested. (Associated press article, May 31, 2003)
Wikipedia
ADL.org

Eric Rudolph. On July 27, 1996, the world sat shocked to its core as a crudely made pipe bomb exploded in the middle of the crowded Centennial Olympic Park in Atlanta Georgia. 2 people were killed and over 100 people were injured. A bomb explodin...

17/03/2022

Cynthia Pfeil. A body is found on the side of a dirt road. Her face is so disfigured and mutilated it’s nearly impossible to identify her. Only her red ballet slippers lead police to her identity and her killer.

Sources for this episode:
The book Deadly Reasons by Edward D. Radin
The Daily Advocate (Greenville, OH) 9/21/53
The Marion Star (Marion, OH) 9/23/53
The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, OH) 12/2/1963

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Cynthia Pfeil. A body is found on the side of a dirt road. Her face is so disfigured and mutilated it’s nearly impossible to identify her. Only her red ballet slippers lead police to her identity and her killer. Sources for this episode: The book...

09/03/2022

Susan Smith. What does it take to make a woman murder her own children? Was she really trying to take her own life and decided her children couldn’t live without her? Was this an act of pure evil, or a sad and lonely woman crying out for help?

Warning – this case involves the death of children, if this is a sensitive issue for you, please skip this one.

Sources for this episode:

The Herald (Rock Hill, South Carolina, October 27, 1994 “Search Goes On”
The State (Columbia, South Carolina, October 29, 1994 “Searchers find only frustration”
The State (Columbia, South Carolina, October 29, 1994 “Couple’s troubles didn’t hurt their love for sons, friends say”
Allthatsinteresting.com “The Disturbing Story of Susan Smith”
The State (Columbia, South Carolina, November 4, 1994) “It’s just incomprehensible”
Encyclopedia.com “the Trial of Susan Smith”



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Susan Smith. What does it take to make a woman murder her own children? Was she really trying to take her own life and decided her children couldn’t live without her? Was this an act of pure evil, or a sad and lonely woman crying out for help?Warn...

02/03/2022

Clementine Barnabet. SERIAL KILLER?

Is she, or isn’t she? We’re going to talk about a series of murders that took place in Louisiana in the early 1910’s. And spoiler alert, a person confessed to the crimes, but there is much speculation that she did not do what she claimed she did.

Sources for this episode:
LOUISIANA DIGITAL LIBRARY.COM for official trial transcripts
ACADIANAHISTORICAL.ORG
MENTALFLOSS.COM

Numerous articles from 1911 and 1912 in

The Crowley Post-Signal

THE times Democrat

The Weekly Advocate

The Semi-Weekly Times Democrat
Wikipedia.com

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Clementine Barnabet. SERIAL KILLER?Is she, or isn’t she? We’re going to talk about a series of murders that took place in Louisiana in the early 1910’s. And spoiler alert, a person confessed to the crimes, but there is much speculation that she di...

23/02/2022

Harry Powers or is it Cornelius O. Pierson? What is the male version of a Black Widow killer? For several years in the late 1920’s and 30’s women in the Midwest fell prey to a man who lured them with promises of marriage. One woman and her children did not survive his evil plot. Sadly another woman was caught in his trap before he was caught.

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Harry Powers or is it Cornelius O. Pierson? What is the male version of a Black Widow killer? For several years in the late 1920’s and 30’s women in the Midwest fell prey to a man who lured them with promises of marriage. One woman and her childre...