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The case that originated the M'Naghten rule for limiting insanity defenses in criminal cases.
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The Robber Bride-Groom, as told by the Brothers Grimm. With book recommendation "The Robber Bride" by Margaret Atwood.
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What's in a name? This episode, I share with you who I was named after and their strange and beautiful life.
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Tidings of Yore
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The Mothman is one of histories more recent and beloved cryptids. This episode looks at its origins and possible explanations.
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Point Pleasant Register
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Mothman Prophecies by John A. Keel
Did a turbulent childhood create this black widow? And could she really be born again in prison?
Be sure to visit Bailey Sarian's channel by clicking this text.
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Crime Museum
An unusual Grimm fairytale that didn't make it to Disney.
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World of Tales
Today's episode covers a gruesome unsolved case: The Villisca Axe Murders. When a family is murdered in their own home, is there such thing as too many suspects?
Content warning for child murder, mention of possible sexual assault of a child. These are not discussed in detail in the episode, however, listener discretion is advised.
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Promo: True Crime Enthusiast
This episode covers the life of Robert Stroud. A notorious USA criminal and Alcatraz legend, though not for the reasons you might expect.
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Promo: Trace Evidence
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