Andrew Kehoe: Anatomy of the 1927 Bath School Disaster
In 1927, a diversionary fire at a Michigan farm carried a stenciled sign reading "Criminals are made, not born." This deep dive traces the life of Andrew Kehoe, the farmer and school board treasurer b...
19 Elo 18min
Aaron Ralston: Surviving 127 Hours in Blue John Canyon
On his 28th birthday, Aaron Ralston scattered the ashes of his own amputated arm in the Utah canyon that nearly killed him. This episode goes far beyond the famous amputation to examine the ambition, ...
19 Elo 20min
Audie Murphy: Most Decorated Soldier of World War II
A single undersized teenager stands atop a burning tank destroyer, holding off an entire company of enemy soldiers. This deep dive looks past the medals and movie posters to reconstruct the life of Au...
19 Elo 21min
Milli Vanilli: The Lip-Sync Scandal That Shook Pop Music
Holding the Grammy for Best New Artist in 1990, two young men knew a secret that would destroy them. This episode unpacks the human biography behind pop's biggest scandal, following Rob Pilatus and Fa...
19 Elo 22min
Charles Fort: The Man Who Collected Damned Data
In the reading room of the British Museum, a man sat surrounded by shoeboxes of notes on frogs raining from the sky and unexplained explosions. This episode explores Charles Fort, the self-taught rese...
19 Elo 22min
Charles Guiteau: The Delusional Man Who Killed Garfield
A destitute man insists on an ivory-handled revolver, imagining it displayed in a museum after he uses it. This deep dive reconstructs the unraveling mind of Charles Guiteau, the man who assassinated ...
19 Elo 23min
Charles Sobhraj: The Serpent Who Preyed on the Hippie Trail
What if the easiest way to trap someone wasn't a weapon but a favor? This episode examines Charles Sobhraj, one of the most elusive serial killers of the 1970s, who hid behind the disguise of a charmi...
19 Elo 23min
