We have no new episode this week, but we will be back with The Wichita Nightmare next week, on March 10. This week we have a call to action for our listeners and a short preview of next week’s episode.
Read MoreWe planned to share a holiday special we recorded with a few others, but technical difficulties prevented that from happening. Instead, we are sharing one of our favorite episodes, from August 20, 2020, Episode 5: Black Dahlia. In this episode we discussed the unsolved murder and family tree of Elizabeth Short. And boy, was her tree amazing!
We hope you enjoy the episode. We will be back with new episodes at the end of January 2021.
Happy Thanksgiving! For Thanksgiving, we thought it might be interesting to revisit and combine the two parts of our Jim Jones episodes from October 2020. We discuss the events in Jonestown, Jones himself, then his fascinating family tree and even a slight connection to the Black Dahlia.
Read MoreIn part two of The Clutter Family murders, they discuss what led Perry Edward Smith to join Richard "Dick" Hickock in the robbery, and later murder, of Herbert Clutter and his family. Then, we discuss his family as well as his ancestors. This may be one of the most interesting trees yet!
Read MoreIn our latest podcast episode, we discuss the Clutter family murders, the murders made famous by Truman Capote’s book In Cold Blood. This first of two parts covers the background of Richard Eugene Hickock and his family tree.
Read MoreWho was Charles Manson? What drove him to not only create a cult but drive them to commit murder? In this episode, we discuss this as well as his family tree with deep roots in Kentucky.
Read MoreIn this episode, we finish exploring the family tree of the cult leader, Jim Jones. Then we discuss the impact of Jonestown as well as Jim and Marceline’s children.
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