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Guest: Jeff Mudgett

 Bloodstains is the startling tale of one man’s search for the truth after inheriting the personal diaries belonging to his great-great-grandfather who he discovers was America’s first and most notorious serial killer Herman Webster Mudgett.

Jeff Mudgett is the author of BLOODSTAINS, the autobiographical tale of Jeff’s discovery that his own great-great-grandfather was infamous serial killer H.H. Holmes. BLOODSTAINS takes history even further, linking Holmes to Jack the Ripper and attempting to prove that both murderers may have been one and the same.

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Guests: Psychologist Elaine Ducharme, Phd and Attorney Robert B. Fried

Typically when a relationship fails and divorce is imminent, couples often get emotionally charged and begin not only blaming each other for the failure of the marriage, but begin a battle of fighting for everything they can get. When children are involved, they are unwittingly put into the middle of the battle and often used as pawns by adults who are supposed to be looking out for their best interests.

From a financial standpoint, Collaborative Divorce can alleviate the cost involved in lengthy courtroom appearances and legal fees while attorneys try to fight for the interests of their separate clients, and appointed attorneys for their children, causing even more stress for all parties involved.

Guests: Psychologist Elaine Ducharme, Phd and Attorney Robert B. Fried

Typically when a relationship fails and divorce is imminent, couples often get emotionally charged and begin not only blaming each other for the failure of the marriage, but begin a battle of fighting for everything they can get. When children are involved, they are unwittingly put into the middle of the battle and often used as pawns by adults who are supposed to be looking out for their best interests.

From a financial standpoint, Collaborative Divorce can alleviate the cost involved in lengthy courtroom appearances and legal fees while attorneys try to fight for the interests of their separate clients, and appointed attorneys for their children, causing even more stress for all parties involved.

Guest: Steve Hodel, Author of The Black Dahlia Avenger: A Genius for Murder

 

Steve Hodel, a prestigious former LAPD detective turned private investigator, made some surprising discoveries as he was sifting through his deceased father’s belongings after his death in 1999. In the belongings of Dr. George Hodel were pictures of Elizabeth Short, The Black Dahlia, when she was alive. Immersing himself in an investigation of the evidence found, as well as interviewing other investigators, Steve Hodel realized that the Black Dahlia murder was most likely not the first, nor the last, committed by the number one suspect, Dr. George Hodel, his father, described as a possibly responsible for 7-20 serial murders around Los Angeles.

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Guest: Steve Hodel, Author of The Black Dahlia Avenger: A Genius for Murder

 

Steve Hodel, a prestigious former LAPD detective turned private investigator, made some surprising discoveries as he was sifting through his deceased father’s belongings after his death in 1999. In the belongings of Dr. George Hodel were pictures of Elizabeth Short, The Black Dahlia, when she was alive. Immersing himself in an investigation of the evidence found, as well as interviewing other investigators, Steve Hodel realized that the Black Dahlia murder was most likely not the first, nor the last, committed by the number one suspect, Dr. George Hodel, his father, described as a possibly responsible for 7-20 serial murders around Los Angeles.

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GUEST: DR. YAEL DANIELI

There has never been a shortage of mass trauma in the world as we know it, all the way down the historical path to biblical times and before. The one mass trauma that seems to be the guidepost for all other is the Holocaust and Hitler's mass murder of millions, may we never forget. From the Holocaust to 9/11 to the mass murder of children at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, CT, mankind has seen traumatic evil perpetrated upon it's citizens.

 

How do we recover? Some say these events tend to bring a closeness of community, a reversion back to knowing your neighbors and sharing their pain. Others seemingly go about their everyday lives as if it happened elsewhere, perhaps living in a state of denial.

Our guest for the hour is one of the most distinguished international experts in her field. Dr. Yael Danieli will explain to us the responses to mass tragedy and offer insights into our collective recovery.

GUEST: DR. YAEL DANIELI

There has never been a shortage of mass trauma in the world as we know it, all the way down the historical path to biblical times and before. The one mass trauma that seems to be the guidepost for all other is the Holocaust and Hitler's mass murder of millions, may we never forget. From the Holocaust to 9/11 to the mass murder of children at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, CT, mankind has seen traumatic evil perpetrated upon it's citizens.

 

How do we recover? Some say these events tend to bring a closeness of community, a reversion back to knowing your neighbors and sharing their pain. Others seemingly go about their everyday lives as if it happened elsewhere, perhaps living in a state of denial.

Our guest for the hour is one of the most distinguished international experts in her field. Dr. Yael Danieli will explain to us the responses to mass tragedy and offer insights into our collective recovery.

Scott Bonn has been corresponding with Berkowitz for several years as research for an upcoming book (tentatively titled Monster Dearest: Our Macabre Fascination with Serial Killers) thus gaining his trust and finally being granted an in person visit at Sullivan Correctional Facility in Fallsburg, NY.  Bonn came away from the meeting with a sense of sincerity from Berkowitz about his conversion to Christianity and his ministry within the prison. Bonn reports that the Son of Sam is now known as Son of H

Scott Bonn has been corresponding with Berkowitz for several years as research for an upcoming book (tentatively titled Monster Dearest: Our Macabre Fascination with Serial Killers) thus gaining his trust and finally being granted an in person visit at Sullivan Correctional Facility in Fallsburg, NY.  Bonn came away from the meeting with a sense of sincerity from Berkowitz about his conversion to Christianity and his ministry within the prison. Bonn reports that the Son of Sam is now known as Son of H

Guest: Jessica Norton of Survivors of Homicide, Inc.

Survivors of Homicide, Inc. was founded in 1983 by a group of families who were trying to cope with the murder of a family member or someone else close to them. They met to support each other, and to share information about the criminal justice system. As time went on, membership grew and the mission expanded.  We have become outspoken advocates for all victims of violent crime, for fair compensation to victims, and for public policy and understanding that reduces the senseless violence sweeping our communities.  Our organization is based in Connecticut, but it is open to anyone who needs our help or shares our goals.