California True Crime

Emma Ledoux was convicted of murdering Albert McVIcar in Stockton, CA in 1906 and sentenced to hang at San Quentin.  In this episode we cover his murder, the ensuing publicity, the search by police for evidence and the trial of the century, all of which leads us to even more questions. Is Emma Ledoux really guilty or was Albert McVicar never even murdered? And did a District Attorney, with little evidence, use the media and its stereotypes to railroad an innocent woman?  Join us for Part 1 of this case and judge for yourself.
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In this week's episode, we discuss The Keddie Murders. An unsolved quadruple homicide tucked away in a small town of Northern California.
 
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On November 17th, 2010, Ronni Chasen was shot four times while waiting at a stoplight in Beverly Hills.  Even though this is a closed cased, it does not seem to sit well with most.  Join us as we go through the details and evidence of the murder of Ronni Chasen.

On the morning of November 11th, 1988, detectives were at the home of a local woman who ran a boarding house for at risk senior citizens.  That afternoon they were responding to a call about a missing person.  What law enforcement would find over the course of a week would capture the attention of the nation and cause a man hunt that would span three states, two countries, and end with one of the most notorious female serial killers in American history. This is Part 2 about Dorothea Puente.  The Boarding House Killer of Sacramento

On the morning of November 11th, 1988, detectives were at the home of a local woman who ran a boarding house for at risk senior citizens.  That afternoon they were responding to a call about a missing person.  What law enforcement would find over the course of a week would capture the attention of the nation and cause a manhunt that would span three states, two countries, and end with one of the most notorious female serial killers in American history. This is Part 1 about Dorothea Puente.  The Boarding House Killer of Sacramento
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In Children of Thunder we briefly spoke about Deprogramming.  This bonus episode gives more of the back story of how it got started.

In tonight's episode we will be focusing on the Bay Area.  This story deals with dismemberment, Mormonism, and Brazilian oprhans.  This is the story of The Children of Thunder.  
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