S1 Ep35: The Massacre at Taliesin
For years, famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright had made headlines for his personal life. After all, he'd left his wife and six children for a married woman during the Victorian era, and made no apologi...
2 Aug 202143min
S1 Ep34: Satanic Panic and the McMartin Preschool Case
Judy Johnson was horrified when her 3-year-old son told her he'd been abused by a teacher at his preschool. So, too, was her community. Soon, hundreds of parents throughout Manhattan Beach, California...
26 Juli 202140min
S1 Ep33: The Murder of William Guldensuppe: The Headless Torso that Sparked a Media Furor
When a group of kids cooling off along New York City's East River spotted a parcel in the water, they figured a passing freighter had dropped some goods. When they opened the package, however, they di...
19 Juli 202139min
S1 Ep32: The Bath Massacre
Andrew Kehoe really didn't like the new property taxes being leveled to pay for his community's fancy new school. This was well known throughout his hometown of Bath Township, Michigan. What residen...
12 Juli 202137min
S1: Roanoke: That Time 100 People Vanished for No Reason (from "Strange and Unexplained")
Hey, COTC listeners! We're taking a break for the holiday this week, but we wanted to share an episode from another Obsessed Network show with you. From "Strange and Unexplained with Daisy Eagan," th...
5 Juli 202132min
S1 Ep31: Doris Duke's Dark Secret
Tobacco heiress Doris Duke got upsetting news on Oct. 7, 1966. Her longtime friend and art curator, Eduardo Tirella wanted to end their work relationship. Within hours, Tirella was dead, having been h...
28 Juni 202140min
S1 Ep30: Patty Hearst: Murder, Terror, and the Taking of an Heiress
When the granddaughter of one of America's best-known publishing magnates was kidnapped in 1974, the news of course grabbed headlines. But that was nothing compared to the attention the case would rec...
21 Juni 202143min
S1 Ep29: John Arthur Pender: The Pardoned Killer?
The book The Man from the Train describes dozens of axe slayings in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, many of which authors Bill James and Rachel McCarthy James believe were committed by what wo...
14 Juni 202137min
