This week's episode is a casual chat. We wanted to switch things up and check in.. and mostly talk about the election. Let us know how you feel about this format? Should we keep it? 

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Happy Halloween! Rachel talks about a Halloween murder & Michael talks about the Little Rock 9. What year should we do next week?

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This week on Home With The Hamplecocks, we'll be discussing the year 1972. Arguably, one of the best films of all time is released, The Godfather, and the hunt for Terri Lynn Hollis' murderer begins. 

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This week we talk about the year 1859. Rachel talks about Jesse Pomeroy, the youngest serial killer. Michael talks about John Brown and Harper's Ferry. Was John Brown a domestic terrorist? As always, thanks for listening! 

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https://www.tolerance.org/magazine/fall-2012/confronting-white-privilege

https://www.raceforward.org/videos/systemic-racism

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This week we talk about events in the year 1963. Michael talks about JFK's assassination. Rachel talks about Medgar Evers, a civil rights activist who is assassinated. She also talks about the 16th St. Church Bombings which claimed the lives of 4 young girls. 

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The year is 2004, Means Girls was just released and 2020 hasn't ruined our lives yet. This season we are talking about Michael and I's passions; history and true crime. Each week we will pick a year and then present a historical event and crime that occurred that year. This week we talk about Drew Peterson and Malice at the Palace. Let us know your thoughts on these events and who presented theirs better! Are you liking this new format? Should we keep it? 

WE STARTED A YOUTUBE CHANNEL! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpz5UyFwlrb7wfE32pr1j3A

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In the season finale, we talk about the United States' first serial killer, H. H. Holmes. Michael had never heard of him, have you? 

Tune back in on October 3 for season 3!! 

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This week we talk about the trial of O.J. Simpson. We focus specifically on the trial, the theories that the prosecution and defense both bring. Let us know if you think he did it. 

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Hey everyone! Michael took things over this week and we discuss a heinous murder that took place more than 30 years ago in Southern Illinois. The story was deemed as "too heinous for television" and questions remain as to who is responsible for the death of a simple, Southern Illinois family. Thanks for listening! 

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