This week we start with a recap of Part 1. Carrie introduces the suspect Bob Irwin, and delves into his troubled background, mental health issues, and deadly obsession with Ethel Gedeon. In this final episode Carrie covers the events leading up to the murders, Bob's confession, and the subsequent manhunt and trial.

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On the afternoon of March 28,1937, Easter Sunday, Joseph Gedeon and his daughter arrive at the home of his wife for dinner. Although they had been separated Mary and Joseph agreed to have family dinner with their 2 daughters. When they entered the apartment it appeared as though no one was home but upon looking around the home two dead bodies were found. Once police arrive a third body is found.

With no leads, no evidence and their two prime suspects cleared will detectives discover who committed this triple homicide or will they pin it on an innocent man?

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 week's case is one of fame, tragedy and questions left for more than 9 decades about what really happened on the night of March 1st of 1932. In a quiet home sits a family, the golden boy of aviation, his wife and their 20 month old son. They had the perfect life but by 11 pm that illusion was shattered.

An empty bed, ransom notes, chaos, a paid ransom, a body found, and a man executed for the crime, but did they get it right? With more questions than answers left behind, this case has baffled anyone that has ever looked at it.

This week Carrie dives into the kidnapping of the Lindbergh baby. Then Carrie and Mandy discuss the theories that surround this case.

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 week's case is one of fame, tragedy and questions left for more than 9 decades about what really happened on the night of March 1st of 1932. In a quiet home sits a family, the golden boy of aviation, his wife and their 20 month old son. They had the perfect life but by 11 pm that illusion was shattered.

An empty bed, ransom notes, chaos, a paid ransom, a body found, and a man executed for the crime, but did they get it right? With more questions than answers left behind, this case has baffled anyone that has ever looked at it.

This week Carrie dives into the kidnapping of the Lindbergh baby. Then Carrie and Mandy discuss the theories that surround this case.

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This week Carrie and Mandy explore both a modern conspiracy theory surrounding a beauty queen named Barbra Miller, also known as Barbie, and the ancient phenomenon of bog bodies found primarily in Europe.

After talking about the Barbie conspiracy Carrie dives into the ancient mystery of bog bodies, which are remarkably preserved human remains found in bogs across Europe. These bodies date back to the Iron Age, and their preservation is attributed to the unique chemical conditions of the bogs, which prevent decomposition. Carrie provides a detailed explanation of how bogs form and how they contribute to the preservation of organic matter and then she tells about some of these bodies found and what is believed to have happened to them when they died.

Book:

Bog bodies Uncovered: Solving Europe’s Ancient Mystery

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In this weeks episode Carrie covers the contributions of two trailblazing women in law enforcement. It highlights their significant impacts in their respective fields and the challenges they faced as women in male-dominated professions.

Carrie begins by discussing Mandy first choice Ann Burgess a psychiatric nurse who was fascinated by human behavior. Following graduation with her doctorate ann partners up with sociologist Linda Holstrom. The two go on to publish a study that changed societal perceptions of sexual assault victims. This work revolutionized the understanding of sexual assault and helped reshape how law enforcement treated victims. She then collaborated with the Behavioral Science Unit (BSU) of the FBI, helping to develop offender profiles based on her insights into victims' experiences. Anns contributions were pivotal in establishing classifications for serial offenders.  The legacy Ann will someday leave behind includes pioneering forensic nursing, helping the FBI to create offender profilers and be able to profile them along with changing how the world viewed sexual assault victims and how these cases were handled. 

Following Ann Carrie moves on to tell us about the woman who became the first female detective in the New York Police Department or the NYPD, Isabella Goodwin.

Isabellas early work in her career involved caring for women and children in police custody, where she demonstrated exceptional compassion and competence. Her breakthrough came when she was assigned to investigate a high-profile bank robbery in 1912. This undercover work garnered significant media attention and ultimately led to her promotion as the NYPD's first female detective. Throughout her career, Isabella tackled various cases involving fraud and corruption, proving her capabilities in a male-dominated field. Her legacy paved the way for future generations of women in law enforcement, and she continued to inspire others until her retirement.

Their stories serve as inspiration for future generations and give hope to those that are blocked by the glass ceiling many women still today find themselves trapped by.

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This episode dives into the life of a trailblazing female journalist who broke societal norms and made significant contributions to investigative journalism during a time when women’s lives were planned out for them.

Today Carrie tells us about the journalist pioneer Nellie Bly. A woman determined to forge her own path and make her own name. Nellie Bly takes going above and beyond your job to the next level.

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In this weeks case Carrie tells us the story of Diamond Doris, a woman that led a thrilling life and lived a life of crime for decades.

Doris Payne's life is the wild story of a woman who chose a life of crime over a mundane one. From a tough childhood in West Virginia to becoming a notorious jewel thief, she lived an extraordinary life full of daring heists and thrilling escapes that spanned over several decades and continents.

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In todays episode we cover our first case in honor of women’s history month.

For this week we cover the life of a starlet that was a mixture of glamour, tragedy, and resilience. Known as the Queen of Pinups from the 1950s to today the woman we cover this week had a turbulent life marked by early childhood trauma, a successful yet controversial modeling career, and severe mental health issues that led to multiple hospitalizations and legal troubles.

This week Carrie dives into the traumatic, iconic and controversial life and career of Bettie Page, the Queen of Pinups.

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This episode dives into the wrongful convictions of Lamonte McIntyre and Willie Grimes, it highlight the flaws in the justice system, the impact of systemic racism and the present unchecked power. The cases highlight the pervasive racism in the criminal justice system, with Black defendants facing harsher sentences and wrongful convictions more frequently. These stories emphasize the need for systemic changes to address the root causes of wrongful convictions and ensure justice for all. 

List of innocent projects by state:

https://www.aallnet.org/srsis/resources-publications/assistance-for-prisoners/list-innocence-projects/

Where to donate:

http://www.centurion.org

https://www.miracleofinnocence.org/

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