Codorus Murders

With all the time shut in the house take the time time to read or get the audio version of our favorite true crime books.  Take the time go back to and listen to the full first season.  Rate and subscribe share tell a friend and join in the discussion. 

Samantha Dorm sits down with us to discuss the Lebanon Cemetery and the historic ties it has to the City the for York and American History. This is more of a prelude to the official start of the second season.  Very good discussion, as always please rate and subscribe. 

we are on the brink of season 2, so we taking the time today to discuss what is coming for next season.  Feedback is always welcomed find us anywhere you get your podcasts. 

Bonus episode Miles and I discuss the news that broke today about the diocese of Harrisburg filing for chapter 11 to protect themselves from "creditors" they owe money too.  The Dioceses has over 200 cases of alleged abuse seeking  financial compensation.  Join the the discussion with us through the links provided and let us know what you think.  

https://www.ydr.com/story/news/crime/2018/08/15/pennsylvania-priest-abuse-york-county-district-attorney-notified-1995-abuse-herbert-shank/995969002/

https://www.wgal.com/article/local-harrisburg-diocese-filing-for-bankruptcy-clergy-sex-abuse/30999951

True Crime Author James Renner joins us o discuss some of the cases that he has worked on and the process that he takes while investigating these cases.  The ups and the downs of dealing with the families and Law enforcement. 

James Renner is an American author, investigative journalist, producer, and director. He worked as a reporter for Cleveland Scene and was editor of the alternative newspaper The Cleveland Independent. He is known for his work in the thriller, science fiction, and true crime genres. Wikipedia

A little off the beaten path with our normal subject matter, but this was an important conversation to have.  With the study of Genealogy we has lead to the so many cold cases finally able to being closed and leading people to new information about themselves and the history of the city and how far reaching it can take you. 

Mike Argento has been in the York Daily record for over 30 years and has covered mostly all the important crime cases that he city has seen.  We cover a few cases in this episode.  Uncut and unedited this time we cover all that we could with the time we had so enjoy the the long form interview. 

In the past week a lot has been uncovered in the case that has brought to light a lot of information that wasn't easy to get.  Sit back and listen to the as the the case continues to unfold before us.  If this is the first time you've listened go back to the first episode before listening to this.  Thank you again for all the support and listing to podcast, please rate and subscribe.  Leave a comment to help us improve and any help is appreciated. 

Coming off the information we got from our interview with Kelly, we sat and revisited our theories and what impact it has had on our investigation.  If you listen to the show rate and subscribe us it costs you nothing to help spread the word.  

Kelly McLaughlin was a close friend to Tina Knaub.  Kelly sat down with us to tell us the last time that she spoke to Tina and the aftermath that her disappearance and discovery of her body effected her and Tina's family.  New information here that changed the scope of what we have been looking into.  

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