On today's episode, Genevieve will have a series of mysterious and tragic murders in the southwest, men frozen to death, dogs playing with dead bodies in basements, nose pullers, lost wigs, and highly inappropriate sarcasm regarding incredibly violent vigilante justice. We'll also have a haunted house in 1878 with too many skeletons buried in the basement to know who's who.

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References:

"That Spook Roots" - The Boston Globe, Apr. 8th, 1878.

"A GHOST STORY" - Kansas City Journal, Mar. 15th, 1878.

"A FEARFUL VERDICT" - The Illustrated Police News, Feb. 15th, 1872.

"Bloody Crimes at the Southwest" - The Illustrated Police News, Feb. 15th, 1872.

"DRIVEN TO DESPAIR AND DEATH" - The Illustrated Police News, Feb. 15th, 1872.

"PROBABLE INFANTICIDE IN CHARLESTOWN" - The Illustrated Police News, Feb. 23rd, 1872.

"Dora Walsh gets her Nose Pulled by a Shoe Dealer in New York" - The Illustrated Police News, Feb. 23rd, 1872.

"A WOMAN'S TONGUE CUT OUT" - The Illustrated Police News, Oct. 28th 1878.

"How a Kokomoo Church Member Lost his Wig During Service" - The Illustrated Police News, Feb. 15th, 1872.

"An Old Story" - Pontiac Sentinel, Nov. 6th, 1878.

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