Cats aren't the only ones with nine lives...meet Michael Malloy.

It's 1932, Prohibition is in full swing, and a group of small time con men in a Bronx speakeasy have a plan; take out a life insurance policy on the local drunk, kill him quietly, and split the cash.

Simple. Easy even. What could go wrong?

Everything.

This is one of the most bizarre true crime cases we have ever covered. So roll up a fatty of Lemon Cherry Gelato and join Sam and Briana for the latest episode of Kush and Crime: A True Crime Potcast.

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Case Covered: Michael Malloy-New York City: 1932-1933

Source: The Most Bizarre True Crime Stories Ever Told by Jack Rosewood

Also covered by: Morbid Podcast

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