Criminalia
Humans have always committed crimes. What can we learn from the criminals and crimes of the past, and have humans gotten better or worse over time?

Episoder(279)

The Story of Suburban Chicago Booksellers and Bank Robbers, Jeff and Jill Erickson

The Story of Suburban Chicago Booksellers and Bank Robbers, Jeff and Jill Erickson

On January 9, 1990, a bank robber nicknamed the Bearded Bandit entered the First Nationwide Bank in Wilmette, Illinois, disguised with a false beard, a baseball cap, dark sunglasses, and driving glove...

8 Okt 202427min

Public Enemies No. 1 and 2: Bank Robbers Bennie and Stella Dickson vs. the G-Men

Public Enemies No. 1 and 2: Bank Robbers Bennie and Stella Dickson vs. the G-Men

A man walked into the Corn Exchange Bank at Elkton, South Dakota, on the afternoon of August 25, 1938, and announced, quote, “This is a holdup.” Bennie and Stella Dickson were Depression-era bank robb...

1 Okt 202437min

Lester Brockelhurst and Bernice Felton and the 'Crime Tourist' Murders

Lester Brockelhurst and Bernice Felton and the 'Crime Tourist' Murders

Lester Warfel Brockelhurst, Jr. was the president of the Mormon church's Young Men's Mutual Improvement Association and he was a Sunday school teacher -- he was generally and genuinely known as a, “go...

24 Sep 202430min

How Her Illicit Love Letters Got Edith Thompson Hanged for a Murder

How Her Illicit Love Letters Got Edith Thompson Hanged for a Murder

This story is one of murder, but it's also a tale of woe. It begins when a young ship's steward named Frederick 'Freddy' Bywaters became involved with a married woman named Edith Thompson. They had kn...

17 Sep 202440min

The Disappearance of Ted Cole and Ralph Roe From Alcatraz: Dead or Alive?

The Disappearance of Ted Cole and Ralph Roe From Alcatraz: Dead or Alive?

Joseph Bowers is considered the first prisoner to try escaping Alcatraz, but was killed during his attempt. The next to attempt it was a pair of conspiring inmates named Ted Cole and Ralph Roe. Both m...

10 Sep 202428min

The Black Widow Murders: The Story of Septuagenarian Killers Helen Golay and Olga Rutterschmidt

The Black Widow Murders: The Story of Septuagenarian Killers Helen Golay and Olga Rutterschmidt

Helen Golay and Olga Rutterschmidt were sentenced in July of 2008 to life in prison for the murders of Paul Vados and Kenneth McDavid. The women, who were both in their 70s, appeared to be in the busi...

3 Sep 202433min

Paid Hitmen Stephen Caracappa + Louis Eppolito Were Also NYPD Detectives

Paid Hitmen Stephen Caracappa + Louis Eppolito Were Also NYPD Detectives

Federal prosecutor Daniel Wenner described the case as, “the bloodiest, most violent betrayal of the badge this city has ever seen.” Two decorated New York City police detectives, Stephen Caracappa an...

27 Aug 202433min

Ray and Faye Copeland: America's Oldest Serial Killers

Ray and Faye Copeland: America's Oldest Serial Killers

Ray and Faye Copeland were husband and wife serial killers and the oldest couple ever sentenced to death in the United States. Their known victims include at least five farmhands -- more men are still...

20 Aug 202427min

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