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This week, we're chatting about how hospital workers became ill after being exposed to a sick woman, trapped scientists, and fishy bacteria.
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In today's episode, we discuss the studies at Fernald State School, where MIT and Quaker Oats partnered to conduct experiments on unsuspecting boys. Then, we discuss the Tuskegee Syphilis Study, which is the longest nontherapeutic experiment on humans in the history of medicine. The PHS and CDC intentionally withheld treatment against a life-threatening illness in 399 African American men.
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Source: Smithsonian Magazine, MIT News, The NY Times, Georgetown University, Tuskegee University, ATS Journal, CDC, National Institutes of Health, McGill University, History Channel
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This week, we're chatting about a woman who attempted to sell human toes, a teen who injected himself with a butterfly, a frigid domestic dispute, and a damaging insurance scam.
We also wonder if you have ever found anything strange in your yard. If so, write us in at unitedstatesofmurder@gmail.com
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This week Ashley is discussing the "Body Worlds" exhibitions, which have sparked controversy due to concerns about the ethical sourcing of the bodies. Then, Lacey has an update about the Slenderman case. We also read some listener write-ins from last week's poll question, "Have you ever seen a dead body?"
This week, we're wondering: Should the woman in today's story share her lottery winnings? Would you?
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This week, we’re in Colorado discussing a man made mentally ill by his confinements. Then, we’ll talk about the disappearance of a young girl. Buckle up and join us on this dark and twisted ride through the Centennial State.
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WATCH: Out of Sight, Out of Mind - The Story of Sam Mandez
Sources: ACLU, Colorado Independent, The Atlantic, The Denver Post, 9 News, NAMI, Newsweek, New York Post, KHOU
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This week Ashley talks about how the charred remains of an employee were found in a Halifax Walmart. Then, Lacey discusses an incestuous marriage. Yes, another one. Ashley ends by discussing terrible seats on a plane and a poll question.
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This week, we’re in Louisiana discussing Hurricane Katrina and the Orleans Parish Prison. Buckle up and join us on this dark and twisted ride through the Bayou State.
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Sources: ACLU, Wiki - Orleans Parish Prison, Office of Justice Programs, When the Levees Broke (on HBO), NPR, NBC News, The Seattle Times
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This week, Lacey tells us who Jack the Ripper was (allegedly), and Ashley shares a spine-bending story. Lacey also has a story about a swallowed kayaker, and Ashley ends with a fun new poll.
Would you touch/rub/kiss/etc. a headstone/monument/statue/etc. if it meant good luck?
This week, we’re in Louisiana discussing a woman who was found dead under mysterious circumstances. Then, we’ll talk about the Orleans Parish Prison.
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Buckle up and join us on this dark and twisted ride through the Bayou State.
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Sources: Crystal McCrory Jones Obituary, KNOE 8 News, Justice for Crystal McCrory Jones Facebook Page, Photos, Reports, and Information Provided by Family
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This week Ashley discusses an interesting organ donation, and then Lacey talks about a priest with great dental hygiene. Then, we talk about a tragic fall and a couple of egg heists. We conclude by talking about Elvis and his twin... who may or may not still be alive.
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