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March 7, 1932: The Ford Massacre Mar 07, 2021

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Thousands of people in Detroit, Michigan marched to the Ford Rouge Plant to demand better labor rights. They were met by police and members of Henry Ford’s personal security team.

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March 6, 1998: Shooting Spree at Connecticut Lottery Mar 06, 2021

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35-year-old Matthew Beck came to work at the lottery office and killed four of his co-workers before taking his own life.

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March 5, 1969: Arrest Warrant Issued for Jim Morrison Mar 05, 2021

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After a raucous concert, the Miami-Dade County Sheriff’s Office issued arrest warrants for Jim Morrison, the 25-year-old lead singer of The Doors.

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March 4, 2005: Martha Stewart Released From Prison Mar 04, 2021

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Television personality Martha Stewart was released from prison after serving a 5-month sentence.

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March 3, 1983: Peter Ivers Murdered Mar 03, 2021

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Musician and television host Peter Ivers was found bludgeoned to death in his downtown L.A. loft. Guest hosted by Richard Rossner from Unexplained Mysteries, a Spotify Original from Parcast.

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March 2, 1996: Jody LeCornu Found Dead Mar 02, 2021

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The body of 23-year-old college senior Jody LeCornu was found in her car in Baltimore, Maryland.

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March 1, 1932: Lindbergh Baby Kidnapped Mar 01, 2021

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The 20-month-old son of famed aviator Charles Lindbergh and his wife Anne was kidnapped.

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Feb 28, 1966: The Origin of Miranda Rights Feb 28, 2021

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The case of Miranda v. Arizona went to the United States Supreme Court and set a new standard for law enforcement.