Norman Baker and the Crescent Hotel
When a man who made a living at being an inventor, travelling showman, and radio broadcaster announced that he had the cure for cancer, people were thrilled. Finally, there was a cure for this terribl...
26 Elo 202045min
The Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921
It is said to be one of the worst events of racial violence in the history of the United States. And yet almost 100 years later, many people don't know much, if anything, about it. From May 31 to June...
12 Elo 20201h 38min
The Murder of Jasmine Fiore
The early 2000s were a time of peak reality TV, and few networks reached the success of shows as Vh1. Their "Of Love" series, as it came to be called, provided hit after hit after hit for the network ...
29 Heinä 20201h 25min
The Casket Girls and Vampires of New Orleans
Something wasn't quite right about the girls who walked off the boat and into the newly settled French colony of New Orleans in 1728. They were sickly and pale. They traveled with large, heavy trunks...
15 Heinä 20201h 15min
The Martin Family Disappearance
It started off as an annual family outing. In December 1958, the Martin family left their Portland, Oregon, home to go find a Christmas tree and gather greens for holiday decorations. Ken, his wife Ba...
1 Heinä 20201h 5min
Ritual Sacrifice in Tomahawk, Kentucky
On February 8, 1933, police in the small Appalachian town of Tomahawk, Kentucky started receiving calls from locals talking about screaming and loud noises coming from the cabin of the Mills family. W...
17 Kesä 202031min
Side Note #7: The Cecil Hotel
WARNING: This episode discusses several instance of suicide and may be difficult to listen to for many. It was meant to be a luxury hotel for business travelers and wealthy tourists, but instead turn...
10 Kesä 202024min
Elisa Lam
In 2013, residents of the Cecil Hotel in Los Angeles noticed a strange odor, look and taste to their tap water. A hotel worker found the cause of the murky, reddish water - the body of a young woman w...
3 Kesä 20201h 52min
