It's time for some "counterculture!" What do you get when you cross two liberal arts educated Vietnam War protesters and some actual criminals? R A D I C A L S. This is part 1 of our two-part series on Katherine Ann Power and Susan Edith Saxe. Happy Women's History Month!

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*Note: Some of these old articles come from a time before everything had a byline. If I’m not naming a person, it’s because there wasn’t a byline on the article.*

·       New York Times: “Headliners: Susan Saxe Gets Out”

·       New York Times: “In Slain Officer’s Family, Anger, and Forgiveness” by Sara Rimer

·       New York Times: “Man Awaiting Trial Killed in Explosion in Bay State Prison”

·       New York Times: “Ex-Radical Gets 8 to 12 Years in 1970 Killing, and a Rebuke” by Sara Rimer

·       New York Times: “Radical Fugitive is Apprehended”

·       Harvard Crimson: “When the trial for these suspects ends, people are going to be very bewildered about… why?” by Scott W. Jacobs and Michael B. McCarthy

·       Harvard Crimson: “A Bank is Robbed, A Cop is Killed, A Movement is Hung” by Scott W. Jacobs and Michael B. McCarthy

·       Harvard Crimson: “Susan Saxe Pleads Guilty; Receives 10-12 Year Sentence” by Deborah Gelin

·       The New Yorker: “Return of the Fugitive” by Lucinda Franks

·       Boston Globe: Apologetic in the end, William Gilday dies” by David Abel

·       Cape Cod Times: “Katherine Ann Power freed from prison after six years”

·       Washington Post: “Ex-Fugitive Katherine Power Sentenced to 8-12 Years for 1970 Robbery” by Christopher B. Daly

·       Oregon State University Press Release: “Former FBI Fugitive Katherine Ann Power returns to Corvallis for talk”

·       Court Record for Commonwealth of Massachusetts v. William Morrill Gilday, Jr.

·       A People’s History of the United States by Howard Zinn

·       So much Wikipedia

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Shauntay Henderson joined the FBI's Most Wanted Fugitives list on March 31, 2007 and was captured the same day. They say she was a tough broad and a gang member who was terrorizing the streets of Kansas City and taunting the police while on the run. But... was she?

Sources:
·       The Pitch: “Shauntay Speaks” by Nadia Pflaum

·       Wait to Panic podcast: “Episode 38 – FBI Most Wanted Women Series #2: Shauntay Henderson”

·       American Gangster: Trap Queens: “Season 2, Episode 5 – Shauntay Henderson”

·       Wikipedia 

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Kwan Fai "Willie" Mak really wanted to rob the Wah Mee Nightclub. He'd been talking about it for years. But he couldn't do it alone, so he enlisted his high school friend Keung Kin "Benjamin" Ng and acquaintance Wai-Chiu "Tony" Ng to help him. Unlike Benjamin, Tony wasn't actually friends with Willie - he just owed Willie some money, and Willie agreed to forgive the debt if Tony came along that night. Agreeing to do so made Tony a party to one of the most notorious cases in Seattle's history.

Sources:

·       History Link: “Wah Mee Massacre Leaves 13 Dead in Seattle’s Chinatown International District on February 19, 1983” by Todd Matthews

·       Los Angeles Times: “Man Convicted in Seattle’s Wah Mee Massacre Gets Parole” by Matt Hamilton

·       Wah Mee by Todd Matthews

·       Murderpedia: “Benjamin Ng”

·       Wikipedia: “Wah Mee Massacre”

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Christopher Jones and Alison Gracey were two Brits hanging out in the Caribbean, owning dive shops and totally following all of the laws set by the Coast Guard about their boats and the maintenance of those boats. Definitely following the laws. No maritime crimes here! 

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·       The Guardian: “Britons Arrested in Caribbean over Tourist Aimee Rhoads’ Diving Death” by Claire Phipps

·       AP News: “UK Pair Wanted for Death in US Face Extradition from Spain”

·       New York Times: “Couple Plead Guilty in Scuba Diver’s Death After 10 Years on the Run” by Johnny Diaz

·       Department of Justice Press Release: “Eleven-Year Chase Results in US Criminal Convictions of British Citizens in Death of Scuba Diver”

·       Department of Justice Press Release: “British Citizens Sentenced in Death of Scuba Diver”

·       America’s Most Wanted: Season 1, Episode 3 “Alison Gracey and Christopher Jones, Bob Tang, and Lester Eubanks”

·       Pat Rhoads’ blog: “Missing Aimee”

·       Wikipedia

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Timmy John Weber was just a regular guy dating an older woman with three teenaged children. Or... was he? When his (objectively) disgusting secret was threatened to be revealed, he committed a heinous crime in an attempt to cover up his other heinous crime.

Sources:

 ·       Las Vegas Review-Journal: “Notorious Las Vegas Killer Timmy ‘TJ’ Weber Dies” by Glenn Pruit

·       Las Vegas Review-Journal: “Notorious Las Vegas Killer Timmy ‘TJ’ Weber’s Cause of Death Identified” by Glenn Pruit

·       Las Vegas Sun: “Weber Weeps as Family Begs Court for Life” by Erica D. Johnson

·       “My Life on Nevada’s Death Row” by Timmy Weber

·       Weber v. State court record

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Thomas James Holden was right out of the golden age of gangsters, until a horrific crime committed in his later years got him the notoriety of the first person ever listed on the FBI's Most Wanted Fugitives list.

Episode Sources: 
·       Grunge: “The Truth about the First Person on the FBI’s Most Wanted List” by Luke Holden

·       History Daily: “The History of the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted List” by Grace Taylor

·       Mental Floss: “Thomas James Holden, the First Fugitive on the FBI’s Most Wanted List” by Beth Colman

·       Offbeat Oregon: “How FBI’s Most Wanted Gangster was Busted” by Finn J. D. John

·       Oregon Live: “The FBI’s Famous 10 Most Wanted Fugitives List Launched 70 Years Ago – and Led Agents to Beaverton” by Douglas Perry

·       Wikipedia

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