#320 The Tale of Delusions of Grandeur: The Folly of Stockton Rush [Part 1]

The 2003 Murder Of Robert Kissel By His Wife Nancy And The 2006 Unsolved Murder Of His Brother Andrew Kissel [Part 2 of 6] The Kissel boys were born and raised in what we used to think of as the quintessential American family...like something you’d watch on some wholesome sitcom. They were as competitive as they were ambitious and those qualities would take both brothers on their very own, unique successful journeys in life. But the younger of the two, Robert, he always seemed to...

24 Maj 20211h 19min

The 2003 Murder Of Robert Kissel By His Wife Nancy And The 2006 Unsolved Murder Of His Brother Andrew Kissel [Part 3 of 6] The Kissel boys were born and raised in what we used to think of as the quintessential American family...like something you’d watch on some wholesome sitcom. They were as competitive as they were ambitious and those qualities would take both brothers on their very own, unique successful journeys in life. But the younger of the two, Robert, he always seemed to...

24 Maj 20211h 23min

The 2003 Murder Of Robert Kissel By His Wife Nancy And The 2006 Unsolved Murder Of His Brother Andrew Kissel [Part 1 of 6] The Kissel boys were born and raised in what we used to think of as the quintessential American family...like something you’d watch on some wholesome sitcom. They were as competitive as they were ambitious and those qualities would take both brothers on their very own, unique successful journeys in life. But the younger of the two, Robert, he always seemed to...

24 Maj 20211h 11min

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All William Edward Hickman needed to pick up 12 year old Marion Parker early from Mount Vernon Junior High School one day in December of 1927 was a pleasant personality and a friendly smile. Hickman was not the girl’s father, he was not a relative, he was not a friend of the family...he was a stranger, but he came armed with a fictitious name, Mr. Cooper, and a persuasive story - he told the office secretary, a woman named Naomi Britten, that he was there to pick Marion up because her father ...

7 Maj 20211h 11min

All William Edward Hickman needed to pick up 12 year old Marion Parker early from Mount Vernon Junior High School one day in December of 1927 was a pleasant personality and a friendly smile. Hickman was not the girl’s father, he was not a relative, he was not a friend of the family...he was a stranger, but he came armed with a fictitious name, Mr. Cooper, and a persuasive story - he told the office secretary, a woman named Naomi Britten, that he was there to pick Marion up because her father ...

3 Maj 202152min

All William Edward Hickman needed to pick up 12 year old Marion Parker early from Mount Vernon Junior High School one day in December of 1927 was a pleasant personality and a friendly smile. Hickman was not the girl’s father, he was not a relative, he was not a friend of the family...he was a stranger, but he came armed with a fictitious name, Mr. Cooper, and a persuasive story - he told the office secretary, a woman named Naomi Britten, that he was there to pick Marion up because her father ...

14 Apr 20211h 18min

All William Edward Hickman needed to pick up 12 year old Marion Parker early from Mount Vernon Junior High School one day in December of 1927 was a pleasant personality and a friendly smile. Hickman was not the girl’s father, he was not a relative, he was not a friend of the family...he was a stranger, but he came armed with a fictitious name, Mr. Cooper, and a persuasive story - he told the office secretary, a woman named Naomi Britten, that he was there to pick Marion up because her father ...

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