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50: The 1920s Murders of Two Oregon Sheriffs w/ Cory Frye - A True Crime History Podcast

50: The 1920s Murders of Two Oregon Sheriffs w/ Cory Frye - A True Crime History Podcast



Cory Frye, author of "Murder in Linn County, Oregon: The True Story of the Legendary Plainview Killings" is my guest. He tells two stories. On June 21, 1922, Linn County sheriff Charles Kendall and R…


Published on 8 years, 11 months ago

49: 1930s Outlaw Pretty Boy Floyd Part 2 w/ Michael Wallis - A True Crime History Podcast

49: 1930s Outlaw Pretty Boy Floyd Part 2 w/ Michael Wallis - A True Crime History Podcast



My interview with Michael Wallis, author of "Pretty Boy: The Life and Times of Charles Arthur Floyd" continues. We cover the bloody and notorious Kansas City Massacre, as well as the last few weeks, …


Published on 8 years, 11 months ago

48: 1930s Outlaw Pretty Boy Floyd Part 1 w/ Michael Wallis - A True Crime History Podcast

48: 1930s Outlaw Pretty Boy Floyd Part 1 w/ Michael Wallis - A True Crime History Podcast



Pretty Boy Floyd lit up the late 20s and early 30s Midwest with bank robberies, daring escapes from the law, and cold-blooded murder. My guest, Michael Wallis, author of "Pretty Boy: The Life and Tim…


Published on 9 years ago

47: The 1970 Murder of Boxer Sonny Liston w/ Shaun Assael  - A True Crime History Podcast

47: The 1970 Murder of Boxer Sonny Liston w/ Shaun Assael - A True Crime History Podcast



Rumors for many years have circulated about the mysterious death of famed boxer Sonny Liston in December of 1970. My guest, Shaun Assael, author of "The Murder of Sonny Liston: Las Vegas, Heroin and …


Published on 9 years ago

Mini-Episode - The Hex of Jake Bird w/ Steve Dunkelberger & The Schuch Family Murders - A True Crime History Podcast

Mini-Episode - The Hex of Jake Bird w/ Steve Dunkelberger & The Schuch Family Murders - A True Crime History Podcast



This is a mini-episode of Most Notorious, with a couple of short stories of historical true crime. First, Jake Bird, a serial killer who places a hex on his Tacoma prosecutors and jailers in 1947, to…


Published on 9 years ago

46: The 1945 Sodder Family Tragedy w/ Jennie Henthorn - A True Crime History Podcast

46: The 1945 Sodder Family Tragedy w/ Jennie Henthorn - A True Crime History Podcast



One of the most enduring historical mysteries of the 20th century is of the missing Sodder children. After a fire in the family home on Christmas Eve of 1945, George and Jennie escaped with four of t…


Published on 9 years ago

45: Arnold Rothstein: 1910s & 20s New York Gambler & Fixer w/ David Pietrusza - A True Crime History Podcast

45: Arnold Rothstein: 1910s & 20s New York Gambler & Fixer w/ David Pietrusza - A True Crime History Podcast



My guest, David Pietrusza, is the author of "Rothstein: The Life, Times, and Murder of the Criminal Genius who Fixed the 1919 World Series". He talks about this extraordinary, eccentric man who manag…


Published on 9 years, 1 month ago

44: The Kinck Family Murders in 1869 France w/ G.S. Johnston - A True Crime History Podcast

44: The Kinck Family Murders in 1869 France w/ G.S. Johnston - A True Crime History Podcast



In the outskirts of France in 1869, an entire family is found dead after being stabbed and then buried alive. G.S. Johnston, author of "The Cast of a Hand", talks about France in the 1860s under Napo…


Published on 9 years, 1 month ago

43: Top 10 Most Notorious Historical Ghosts w/ Diane Student - A True Crime History Podcast

43: Top 10 Most Notorious Historical Ghosts w/ Diane Student - A True Crime History Podcast



Just in time for some Halloween, Diane Student, co-producer and host of the "History Goes Bump" podcast, joins me to share her list of the top ten most notorious ghosts in American history. We deviat…


Published on 9 years, 1 month ago

42: The Murder of Nelson Rehymeyer w/ Shane Free - A True Crime History Podcast

42: The Murder of Nelson Rehymeyer w/ Shane Free - A True Crime History Podcast



In Stewartstown, Pennsylvania, on a November evening in 1928, Nelson Rehymeyer, a local "powwow" practitioner of Christian folk magic, is murdered in his home. John Blymire soon confesses, telling po…


Published on 9 years, 2 months ago





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