Crimeapolis

Greetings from Crimeapolis! In today's episode, we cover Bismarck, North Dakota. Malinda starts off with history and how even North Dakota doesn't know if it is the 39th or 40th state. Megan covers John Clark Bridges and the dream that led him to commit a murder.  Malinda then covers the century old Wolf family murder.  We end the episode with some fun facts that include the world's largest hamburger.   

In this episode we also have a promo from our friends at Uncovered! You can find them by searching for Uncovered the podcast on iTunes, Podbean, Castbox, and Spotify.  You can also find them @Uncoveredthepodcast on Instagram.  

You can find and follow us on Twitter and Instagram @crimeapolis.

If you’d like to get in touch or send a case recommendation for an upcoming state capital that we will be covering, you can email us at [email protected]

We would also love it if you rated, reviewed and subscribed on Apple Podcasts or whichever platform you listen on.

Greetings from Crimeapolis!

In today's episode we take a long look at St. Paul, Minnesota. Malinda starts us off with history and how St. Paul was one of the safest cities at the beginning of the 1900's. Megan then covers Ann Bilansky who was the first white person and only woman to be hanged in Minnesota. Malinda then shares the rise and fall of the Barker/Karpis gang.  They were one of the most notorious gangs during the Great Depression. If you stick around until the end, you can hear about some odd laws and facts about St. Paul and Minnesota in general. 

You can find and follow us on Twitter and Instagram @crimeapolis.

If you’d like to get in touch or send a case recommendation for an upcoming state capital that we will be covering, you can email us at [email protected]

We would also love it if you rated, reviewed and subscribed on Apple Podcasts or whichever platform you listen on.

Greetings from Crimeapolis. In episode 5 we cover Madison, Wisconsin, so get prepared for some talk about dairy. Malinda kicks us off with some history of the city and state before we get to the cases. For the first case Megan covers Barbara Hoffman. Malinda then does a bunch of shallow dives into some current Madison headlines. We top it all off with some odd laws and a mention of our favorite song: Big Butter Jesus. 

You can find and follow us on Twitter and Instagram @crimeapolis.

If you’d like to get in touch or send a case recommendation for an upcoming state capital that we will be covering, you can email us at [email protected]

We would also love it if you rated, reviewed and subscribed on Apple Podcasts or whichever platform you listen on.

Greetings from Crimeapolis! For this episode focused on Springfield, Illinois. Malinda starts us off with some history including The Long Nine and her personal fav, Frank Lloyd Wright.  Then Megan covers Mark Winger, who should have just considered divorce. Malinda then reveals her "surprise story" which just showed how people really need to think through their big plans. As always we end with some absurd laws from the state, so stick around to hear those! 

We’re  working on our episode quality every time we record, so thank you for your patience.

You can find and follow us on Twitter and Instagram @crimeapolis.

If you’d like to get in touch or send a case recommendation for an upcoming state capital that we will be covering, you can email us at [email protected]

We would also love it if you rated, reviewed and subscribed on Apple Podcasts or whichever platform you listen on.

Thank you for your support and for joining us during our launch week. In our third episode we end up in Indianapolis, Indiana and we attempt to make this lighter. It's debatable if we succeed. Malinda starts us off with some Indy history before we get into the cases. Megan tells the story of Tim Durham, aka how NOT to run a business, before Malinda covers Tony Kiritsis, who just wanted people to listen. As always, we end the episode with some absurd laws!

We're working on our episode quality every time we record, so thank you for your patience.

You can find and follow us on Twitter and Instagram @crimeapolis.

If you'd like to get in touch or send a case recommendation for an upcoming state capital that we will be covering, you can email us at [email protected] We would also love it if you rated, reviewed, and subscribed on Apple Podcasts or whichever platform you listen on. Thanks!

Thank you for your support and for joining us during our launch week! In our second episode, we make it to Lansing, Michigan, so Malinda starts us off with a little history of the city and state. Megan covers the tragic case of Rose Larner, and Malinda covers Chilly Macon who couldn’t find a good place to put a business card.

-There is a knocking noise for the first 2-½ minutes. We apologize cause idk what that is.

We’re also working on our episode quality every time we record, so thank you for your patience.

If you like the episode and want to hear more, for our launch this week, we will have one more episode dropping soon and we will be moving into a weekly schedule after this week.

You can find and follow us on Twitter and Instagram @crimeapolis.

If you’d like to get in touch or send a case recommendation for an upcoming state capital that we will be covering, you can email us at [email protected]

We would also love it if you rated, reviewed and subscribed on Apple Podcasts or whichever platform you listen on.

Greetings from Crimeapolis! A true crime podcast mapping malevolence across the U.S.

In this first episode, Malinda starts us off with some Ohio and some Columbus history. Megan covers the story of Richard Tingler Jr. who didn't know when to quit. Malinda then covers the creator of the Snook Hook, James Howard Snook. Stick around until the end to hear some absurd Ohio and Columbus laws.

We’re working on our episode quality every time we record, so thank you for your patience.

If you like the episode and want to hear more, for our launch this week, we will have two more episodes dropping soon and we will be moving into a weekly schedule after this week.

You can find and follow us on Twitter and Instagram @crimeapolis. If you’d like to get in touch or send a case recommendation for an upcoming state capital that we will be covering, you can email us at [email protected]

We would also love it if you rated, reviewed and subscribed on Apple Podcasts or whichever platform you listen on.