Join me on February 24th at 8pm eastern to celebrate Bruce's life on the 93rd anniversary of his murder.

I'll share my screen with you so we can review the incredible work Bruce did, through his own papers, in the late 1920s and early 30s on behalf of organized labor in Chicagoland.

YouTube Live @calledna, see you there!!

Introducing Mike Carrozzo, the prohibition paving king of Chicago.

Welcome back to Call Edna, the podcast where I solve my great-great grandfather’s prohibition era murder. Today we're getting into another suspect, Mike Carrozzo, the man who controlled the Chicagoland paving market, unions included. And remember what Bruce was working on before his murder? Paving contracts...

And thank you again to the Dunn Museum and Lake County Division of Transportation for your help!

yours, edna.

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New to the show? This is Call Edna: an indie crime investigation podcast where I solve my great-great grandfather’s mob murder nearly 100 years later.

Have a tip? This is the story of an unsolved family murder. And the investigation is happening in real time. So if you have a tip or thought about who did it, reach out! DM me on instagram @callednapodcast; email me [email protected]; or message me on patreon @calledna. Who knows, maybe it's your clue that helps solve the case...

Just two prior public defenders shooting the shit.

Welcome back to Call Edna, the podcast where I solve my great-great grandfather’s prohibition era murder. This week we have a guest on the podcast, Danny Cohen, a plaintiff's attorney and former colleague of mine, and we discuss the facts around Bruce's murder.

Check out instagram, Facebook ,or patreon for the photos/documents we discuss during the episode.

yours, edna. -------------------------------------------New to the show? This is Call Edna: an indie crime investigation podcast where I solve my great-great grandfather’s mob murder nearly 100 years later. Have a tip? This is the story of an unsolved family murder. And the investigation is happening in real time. So if you have a tip or thought about who did it, reach out! DM me on instagram @callednapodcast; email me [email protected]; or message me on patreon @calledna. Who knows, maybe it's your clue that helps solve the case...

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Welcome back to Call Edna: a prohibition era family cold case with ties to America’s most infamous gangster, Al Capone. This week we're taking on the powerful Frank Nitti, the man who "took over" for Al Capone in 1932. And considering what he was up to in February of 1933, did he order Bruce's murder?

yours, edna.

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New to the show? This is Call Edna: an indie crime investigation podcast where I solve my great-great grandfather’s mob murder nearly 100 years later. Have a tip? This is the story of an unsolved family murder. And the investigation is happening in real time. So if you have a tip or thought about who did it, reach out! DM me on instagram @callednapodcast; email me [email protected]; or message me on patreon @calledna. Who knows, maybe it's your clue that helps solve the case...

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Happy (almost) New Year. In this episode we're digging into Roger Touhy's memoir, The Stolen Years, first published in 1959. Touhy's arrest and conviction for kidnapping John "Jake the Barber" Factor in 1934 is a perfect example of the corruption of prohibition era Chicago through the lens of Chicago police captain Dan Gilbert and State's Attorney Thomas Courtney.

And Touhy's book is publicly available online!

yours, edna.

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New to the show? This is Call Edna: an indie crime investigation podcast where I solve my great-great grandfather’s mob murder nearly 100 years later.

Have a tip? This is the story of an unsolved family murder. And the investigation is happening in real time. So if you have a tip or thought about who did it, reach out! DM me on instagram @callednapodcast; email me [email protected]; or message me on patreon @calledna. Who knows, maybe it's your clue that helps solve the case...

Money laundering. Labor racketeering. And camel hair coats. Welcome back to Call Edna: a prohibition era family cold case with ties to America’s most infamous gangster, Al Capone.

This week we've diving into Al Capone's outfit and one of his main fixers and labor racketeer Murray Humphreys. And we're introduced to a man who may have been one of the last people to speak with Bruce, fellow Chicago union leader Steve Sumner.

yours, edna

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New to the show? This is Call Edna: an indie crime investigation podcast where I solve my great-great grandfather’s mob murder nearly 100 years later.

Have a tip? This is the story of an unsolved family murder. And the investigation is happening in real time. So if you have a tip or thought about who did it, reach out! DM me on instagram @callednapodcast; email me [email protected]; or message me on patreon @calledna. Who knows, maybe it's your clue that helps solve the case...

Maloney, Maloney, Malone? No, it's Maloney.

Welcome back to Call Edna: a prohibition era family cold case with ties to America’s most infamous gangster, Al Capone. We're going suspect by suspect now, starting with none other than our most suspicious person on the list, William E Maloney. And a brief discussion of his shadow, John Lynch.

yours, edna.

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New to the show? This is Call Edna: an indie crime investigation podcast where I solve my great-great grandfather’s mob murder nearly 100 years later. Have a tip? This is the story of an unsolved family murder. And the investigation is happening in real time. So if you have a tip or thought about who did it, reach out! DM me on instagram @callednapodcast; email me [email protected]; or message me on patreon @calledna. Who knows, maybe it's your clue that helps solve the case...

How tangled can the web get? Welcome back to Call Edna, the podcast where I solve my great-great grandfather’s prohibition era murder.

This week we're evaluating our investigation and what unanswered questions we have. Like why did the Zeigler family have police protection for 18 months? What happened to the street lights on the night of the murder? How many people are we looking for? Where are the police files?

And, of course, what's up with this eyewitness?

yours, edna.

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New to the show? This is Call Edna: an indie crime investigation podcast where I solve my great-great grandfather’s mob murder nearly 100 years later.

Have a tip? This is the story of an unsolved family murder. And the investigation is happening in real time. So if you have a tip or thought about who did it, reach out! DM me on instagram @callednapodcast; email me [email protected]; or message me on patreon @calledna. Who knows, maybe it's your clue that helps solve the case...

"Progress is the nice word we like to use. But change is its motivator. And change has its enemies."

Welcome back to Call Edna: a prohibition era family cold case with ties to America’s most infamous gangster, Al Capone.

This is a special episode where we'll dive into the senate transcripts from the McClellan Committee discussing Bruce's murder. So, let's travel back in time together to January, 1958.

yours, edna

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New to the show? This is Call Edna: an indie crime investigation podcast where I solve my great-great grandfather’s mob murder nearly 100 years later.

Have a tip? This is the story of an unsolved family murder. And the investigation is happening in real time. So if you have a tip or thought about who did it, reach out! DM me on instagram @callednapodcast; email me [email protected]; or message me on patreon @calledna. Who knows, maybe it's your clue that helps solve the case...

Who's working with Maloney?? Welcome back to Call Edna: a prohibition era family cold case with ties to America’s most infamous gangster, Al Capone.

In this episode, we're digging into union leader William Maloney's gangster connections to see who he partnered with and if they're responsible for Bruce's death.

Oh, and join me October 30th at 8pm eastern on youtube live for ask edna: a Q&A about all things call edna.

yours, edna

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New to the show? This is Call Edna: an indie crime investigation podcast where I solve my great-great grandfather’s mob murder nearly 100 years later.

Have a tip? This is the story of an unsolved family murder. And the investigation is happening in real time. So if you have a tip or thought about who did it, reach out! DM me on instagram @callednapodcast; email me [email protected]; or message me on patreon @calledna. Who knows, maybe it's your clue that helps solve the case...