In 1919, Wheeling, West Virginia, Margaret Clator shot her husband John Clator in self-defense. She claimed he caught her trying to kill herself and became so angry that he tried to kill her. Despite evidence against her and a confession, she outsmarted the prosecution who thought this was a simple death penalty case.

Angry John

History hides secrets. Crimes that once shocked entire communities often fade into silence, but retrospect has a way of revealing what was missed.

We dig into forgotten cases—walking the places where they happened, examining overlooked details, and asking new questions with fresh eyes. Because when we revisit the past, not everything is as it seemed.

True Crime

History hides secrets. Crimes that once shocked entire communities often fade into silence, but retrospect has a way of revealing what was missed. We dig into forgotten cases—walking the places where they happened, examining overlooked details, and asking new questions with fresh eyes. Because when we revisit the past, not everything is as it seemed.

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Angry John

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