True Crime, History Episodes

Jan. 24, 2024

45. The Mysterious Death of Smith Reynolds

Send us a text Accident? Suicide? Or Murder? The question of "Z" Smith Reynolds' death is still not answered to this day more than ninety years later. The wealthy heir of the RJ Reynolds Tobacco fortune was shot on his sleepi...
Jan. 10, 2024

43. The Crimes of Georgia Tann

Send us a text Georgia Tann was a social worker whose crimes spanned three decades from the 1920s to 1950. What appeared to be benevolence on her part was actually greed and downright evil that affected many families during t...
Dec. 6, 2023

39. The Boone Bathtub Murders

Send us a text During a snowstorm in early 1972, a Boone, NC family is shockingly murdered in their own home. At first, it appears to be a robbery gone bad, but upon further inspection, that theory does not seem to add up. It...
Nov. 22, 2023

38. Lowell Lee Andrews- Thanksgiving Day Murders

Send us a text Lowell Lee Andrews was a bright university student, and beloved son of a Kansas farmer. On Thanksgiving day in 1958, he would shock his community by murdering his family in order to get his inheritance. Sourc...
Oct. 25, 2023

35. Lizzie Borden Took An Axe

Send us a text In 1892, in the town of Fall River, Massachusetts, a wealthy older couple was axed to death in their own home in broad daylight. Almost immediately their thirty-two-year-old daughter, Lizzie Borden, is suspect...
Oct. 18, 2023

34. "Countess Dracula" - Elizabeth Bathory

Send us a text Countess Elizabeth Bathory is in The Guinness Book of World Records for being the most prolific serial killer in the western world. She is alleged to have killed more than 600 virgins in order to drink their b...
Oct. 11, 2023

33. The Austrian Angels of Death

Send us a text Beginning in 1983, a group of four nurse aides began a killing spree that lasted for over six years. It began with a "mercy killing" but soon escalated into murder. The mastermind of the group came up with hor...
Oct. 4, 2023

32. The Man Who Stole Halloween

Send us a text If you were a child of the 70's and 80's , did your parents ever check your Halloween candy for poison or razor blades? If so, rumors surrounding the story in today's episode might have had something to d...
Sept. 27, 2023

31. Nell Cropsey: A Murder That Still Haunts North Carolina

Send us a text On the night of November 20, 1901, Nell Cropsey vanished from her family's home in Elizabeth City, North Carolina. Thirty-seven days later her body was found floating in the Pasquotank River. There was only eve...
Sept. 13, 2023

29. The Hanging of Thomas Bowman

Send us a text In 1877, 47 year old Thurza Bowman died a violent death. An autopsy revealed she had been poisoned by strychnine. Suspicion would immediately fall on her husband. After many conflicting testimonies and two tri...
Sept. 6, 2023

28. Pardon Me: A Double Murder And The Question of Redemption

Send us a text During the early morning hours of July 16, 1898, eleven year old Wesley Elkins, with his baby sister in tow, alerted his neighbors that he had discovered his parents murdered in their bed. When authorities arri...
Aug. 10, 2023

25. The James Joseph Richardson Tragedy

Send us a text In 1967 James Joseph Richardson was accused of poisoning to death all seven of his children. Without a shred of evidence he was convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to death. Years later, shocking n...
Aug. 5, 2023

24. Fasting For The Cure: Linda Hazzard

Send us a text In 1911, two wealthy sisters submitted themselves to alternative medical treatment for various ailments. The ailments seemed minor when they sought treatment; one sister needing help for her dropped uterus and...
July 27, 2023

23. Heavenly Creatures

Send us a text On June 22, 1954, teenage best friends Juliet Hulme and Pauline Reiper went for a walk in Victoria Park with Pauline’s mother Honorah. Thirty minutes later, the girls ran up to a nearby tea shop with blood al...
July 6, 2023

20.Who Took The Lindbergh Baby?

Send us a text One evening in 1932, a baby was taken from his crib as he slept. The child was Charles Lindbergh Jr., son of the infamous Atlantic crossing aviator, Charles Lindbergh. The crime became an instant sensational ca...