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Join your host Belinda over a beverage or two as she discusses baby farmers John and Sarah Makin and yes, it is as bad as it sounds. In 1893, married couple John and Sarah Makin were trusted and paid for to care for infants by desperate, often destitute, parents, a practice known as baby farming, which was not uncommon in those times, but horrifically, they did anything but, with a blocked pipe in a backyard bringing their heinous crimes to light. *WARNING - This episode discusses infant murder. Listener discretion advised * Music by Gioele Fazzeri from Pixabay
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By Belinda BradyJoin your host Belinda over a beverage or two as she discusses baby farmers John and Sarah Makin and yes, it is as bad as it sounds. In 1893, married couple John and Sarah Makin were trusted and paid for to care for infants by desperate, often destitute, parents, a practice known as baby farming, which was not uncommon in those times, but horrifically, they did anything but, with a blocked pipe in a backyard bringing their heinous crimes to light. *WARNING - This episode discusses infant murder. Listener discretion advised * Music by Gioele Fazzeri from Pixabay
Crime Scenes with Coffee Beans
Like what you hear? Have a crime you'd like covered in this podcast? Send me a text! I'd love to hear from you!
Support the show
Follow me on #tiktok, buy me a coffee or subscribe!