This is a short episode, just to test out a new microphone setup. 

Wilbert Laird wants money. George Movius's aunt has money...

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The 5th episode!! The one where I whine and talk a mile a minute, can't speak clearly to save my life and decided I needed more words to tell this story.

A man is pictured holding a sign asking for evidence to help solve a crime it seems, but what was the crime? Who is the man? 

Written version at 1000WordsPodcast.com

Additional voices by: Sam Thomas & Melaina Bell.

A mystery photo of a house in the Washington State Digital Archives leads me on the a journey to tell its life story all the way to the depressing end. 

Apologies for this sounding like I recorded it in a tin can in the middle of traffic. I promise to do better next time. 

This podcast uses these sounds from freesound:

https://freesound.org/people/BristolStories/sounds/51710/

https://freesound.org/s/480777/

Music: Limehouse Blues - The Colombians

Housekeeping: This is 1001 words. The extra one is on the house, you're welcome. Do I say "Gallipoli" incorrectly? Probably. Do I care? Nope. You may hear a train in the background. For some reason, trains keep running even though I have recording to do. 

This is the one where I whine before we get to the story. 

The story is this. There was man and a woman and they had a car. They lived in Spokane. 

Two troubled girls, a stolen car, and a possible miscarriage of justice. 

In 1930, Colville, Washington a record number of people showed up to watch a pair of supposed lovebirds stand trial for the murder of one of their mothers. Who pulled the trigger? What prompted the murder? Then what happened? 

Transcript and resources found at: 1000WordsPodcast.com