Hey everyone and thanks for listening to the next episode of Dark Deeds! This week we talk about the Rattenbury Murder! Francis Rattenbury was murdered in his sleep by his wife's teenage lover! Did his wife have any influence in his death?

Case 1: We discuss the Demon in the Belfry, Theo Durrant, who murdered two women in 1895 and undoubtedly would have murdered more if he hadn't been caught so quickly!

Case 2: We delve into the kidnapping of six-year-old Bobby Greenlease, by two human trashbags. Both had very different motives for the crime and it makes our blood boil! Plus, we discuss the crooked cops who made the arrests!

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This case is a doozy and one we've been excited to do! This one we talk about the outlaw, Jesse James, who was killed by Robert Ford in 1882. We discuss his childhood before the Civil War, his life as a guerrilla fighter during the war, and his time as an outlaw before his death.

But wait! Then we talk about some theories about whether or not he faked his death!

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Case 1: Our first case today is about Eddie Antar, otherwise known as Crazy Eddie! He had several electronics stores where he sold his merchandise at crazy prices! But Eddie's shenanigans eventually got him in trouble!

Case 2: Sticking with our scammer theme, this next case is about Barry Minkow who was the sixteen-year-old known for the company ZZZZ Best. Barry was quite the conman and bilked people out of millions of dollars!

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Case 1: Our first case today deals with Dana Ewell, who was convicted of hiring someone to have his parents and sister murdered in order to inherit their money. It took police a few years to put together a strong enough case for him to go to trial.

Case 2: In honor of Pride Month, we talk about Joseph Lobdell, a transgender man in the 1800s who did not commit actual crimes, but was done dirty by those around him only because he wanted to live his authentic self!

We have another twofer for you! Centuries apart, but both crimes are fascinating!

Case 1: Journey back to the 17th century England as we discuss the exploits of William Chaloner, a notorious counterfeiter.

Join us as we explore Chaloner's rise and fall, and the relentless pursuit that brought one of history's most infamous forgers to justice.

Case 2: In this episode, we delve into the tumultuous life of Spade Cooley, the King of Western Swing, whose fame and fortune hid a darker side. Once a beloved musician and actor, Cooley's legacy was shattered by his violent temper and the brutal murder of his wife, Ella Mae, in 1961.

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In this episode, we explore the shocking case of Chris Porco, a college student accused of brutally attacking his parents in their Bethlehem, New York home in 2004.

With his mother miraculously surviving, the investigation revealed a twisted tale of lies and financial deception.

Join us as we uncover the evidence, the controversial trial, and the chilling details that led to Chris Porco's conviction!

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In this episode, we delve into the chilling story of John List, a

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This episode has two cases today! The first is a doozy and the second is pretty open and shut!

Case 1: Step back into the shadows of 1912 as we investigate one of America's most chilling unsolved crimes: the Villisca Axe Murders. On a quiet summer night in Villisca, Iowa, an entire family, along with two young guests, was brutally slain with an axe, leaving the small town gripped by fear and speculation.

Case 2: Next we travel to the summer of 1906, to the serene waters of Big Moose Lake in the Adirondacks, where a tragic love affair ended in murder. In this episode, we recount the heart-wrenching story of Grace Brown and Chester Gillette, whose ill-fated romance culminated in a crime that

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Stanford White was a well-known architect in the early 20th century. He was also a major creep!

Listen as Stefanie dives into one of the most scandalous and sensational crimes of the 20th century! We'll talk about Stanford, his lover Evelyn Nesbit, and his eventual murderer and nemesis, Harry Thaw! It's a wild ride!

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