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48: The Texas Killing Fields | Part Two
Mar 04, 2022
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Following on from last week's episode, this is part two of the Texas Killing Fields; a series of unsolved (and some solved) murders that happened along the I-45 corridor in south Texas from the 70s all the way through to 2006. Last episode we spoke about the 70s, this week we focus on crimes from the 80s onwards.
47: The Texas Killing Fields | Part One
Feb 25, 2022
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This week we've got part one of a two part series focusing on the Texas Killing Fields/I-45 murders, a decades long web of disappearances and murders along the I-45 between Houston and Galveston, Texas. In this episode we focus on the crimes throughout the 70s and a couple of early suspects.
46: Who is Little Miss Nobody? | Unidentified Jane Doe
Feb 18, 2022
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This week we're looking at a Jane Doe case from 1960, when a 2-7 year old girl was found half-buried in a creek bed in Yuvapai County, Arizona. Almost 62 years on and we still have no answers, but her DNA is currently being analysed in the search for an identity.
44: The Mystery of Oak Island
Feb 04, 2022
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Sometimes you need something a little bit lighter, so this week we're taking a look at the everlasting mystery of Oak Island, a small island off the coast of Nova Scotia where over two centuries ago, a seemingly never-ending pit was discovered. There have long been rumours of buried treasure, but nothing substantial has ever been found, bar some mysteriously inscribed stone, wooden platforms and the occasional strange item. What is there?
43: The 1814 London Beer Flood
Jan 28, 2022
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In 1814 a large brewery in the middle of London suffered an exploding vat of beer and although to some this might sound like a dream, the real story was tragic. Let's learn about it...
42: Ruth Ellis: The Last Woman Hanged in England
Jan 21, 2022
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Today's story is more of a conversation starter than my usual mystery. In the 1960's, Ruth Ellis was convicted of the murder of David Blakely and was subsequently ordered to hang. The British public was outraged and believed that there were enough mitigating circumstances that her life should have been spared. What do you think?
41: The Dane County Chimney Doe
Jan 14, 2022
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This week we're taking a look at the Dane County Chimney Doe, a skeleton found in a chimney in Madison, Wisconsin in 1989 that still remains unidentified. This is a Doe case that's proving particularly hard to get answers to - how did they even end up in the chimney in the first place? How were they not reported as missing?
40: The Centuries Old Mystery of Theodosia Burr
Jan 07, 2022
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This week we're travelling back in time to the early 10th century, when Theodosia Burr, the only surviving daughter of Vice President Aaron Burr, boarded a ship to New York only for it to never arrive at its destination. Over two centuries later, and what happened to Theodosia is still a complete mystery, with only one clue in the form of a portrait of a beautiful woman.
39: The Missing Fort Worth Trio: Rachel Trlica, Julie Ann Moseley and Renee Wilson
Dec 31, 2021
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Two days before Christmas in 1974, three girls went to do some last minute Christmas shopping at their local mall in Fort Worth, Texas, but they never came home. The next day a mysterious letter arrives, saying that the girls decided to run away for a week, but were they the ones who wrote it?
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