Asmr with the classics

Born into a poor family and raised by an oppressive aunt, young Jane Eyre becomes the governess at Thornfield Manor to escape the confines of her life. 

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The sleuth and wife Steve hunt a missing baby and must identify a mystery man.

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Elvira Barney a young socialite shot her Fiancé was this an accident or something more sinister?

feverishly consumed with the upcoming Paris shows, and in fact so focused on hemlines and handbags and haircuts – oh my! – that they don’t really notice that a member of the staff is looking a little under the weather. A little six feet under, in fact. Enter Inspector Henry Tibbett, who knows very little about fashion, but quite a lot about solving crime.

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marguerite Sidley was a suffragette in the early 1900s she spent several times at Holloway prison after a month long stay she wrote an essay speaking of her experience .

* this was one of my first ever podcast episodes ever the editing is really bad however this subject is fascinating to me 

i usually do historic crime from the U.K but this case has haunted new england and i am hoping to research a few of the main people 

in the story in future episodes i did research the prosecutor of this case who truly baffled me he was an amazing character

his name is hosea knowlton i thought i would dislike him however i was very wrong i will reupload that podcast in the coming weeks 

i hope you all enjoy hearing about fall river..

i am truly sorry about the sound i have much better software and microphone now

Our Town written by Thornton Wilder was one of the “classics of modern American theatre” and winner of the Pulitzer Prize for the best play of 1938. There was much talk when it was first produced in the theatre because it was performed without scenery or props and with the lovable garrulous stage manager filling in gaps and explaining things as it went along.

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Superintendent Spence informs Hercule Poirot of the case of Mrs McGinty, an elderly charwoman, apparently killed by her lodger, James Bentley, for her savings of £30, which she kept under a floorboard. Bentley is convicted and to be executed for the crime, but Spence does not think he is guilty. Poirot agrees to go to the town of Broadhinny and investigate the murder further. Poirot finds that Mrs McGinty often worked as a cleaner at the houses of people in the village. No one wants to talk to Poirot, and most believe Bentley is the killer.

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In 1960's Scotland, the Kilburn family is one of the most dangerous criminal gangs. Drugs or dynamite, stolen or smuggled goods, nothibng is too hot for them to handle.

However, even among criminals, there is a line that should never be crossed ... and the Kilburns cross that line when one of them kills a policeman

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In 1677 the French court was rocked by a plot to assassinate King Louis XIV. Many high-ranking noblemen and -women were implicated, including the monarch's own mistress, Madame de Montespan, mother of his illegitimate children. "The Affair of the Poisons," as it came to be known, was carefully hushed up to avoid public scandal, and the perpetrators quietly disposed of. This dramatic account of the uncovering of the murder scheme is simple, straightforward, and immensely powerful in its rendition of an almost incredible real-life event

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