<p>In 1957, Lena Trappin was the oldest woman in Pennsylvania to be tried for murder. The 75 year old was charged with strangling her neighbor with a belt and dragged him downstairs into his yard in the middle of the night. What motive could she have had?</p>

In 1957, Lena Trappin was the oldest woman in Pennsylvania to be tried for murder. The 75 year old was charged with strangling her neighbor with a belt and dragged him downstairs into his yard in the middle of the night. What motive could she have had?

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

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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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