On February 11th 2004 the body of a young female was discovered in two laundry bags in an alley in Brooklyn just off Palmetto ST. The body was naked and had been dismembered. Investigators later identified the body as 17-year-old Bushwick resident...

Stanford White was an Architect whos work still grace the New York City Landscape. His most famous work was the second Madison Square Garden. He was also a womanizer and was no in some circles for his appetite for young women. He even had a dedicated...

At 3 a.m. on April 10, 1836, Helen Jewett’s body was discovered in her bed. Her skull had three mortal gashes. Her body had been crisped by the fire still smoldering in her mattress. There were no signs of struggle.The investigation would unravel a...

One of America's oldest terror attacks remains unsolved to this day. There are no memorials to the victims of this attack anywhere in New York City. All the evidence that remains of this attack are the damaged buildings that still stand. In this episode...

Politics is a dirty business, but on one fateful day in 2003 it turned deadly in the chambers of New York’s City Hall. July 24, 2003 Councilman James Davis would be shot and killed in the chambers of City Hall by political rival Othniel Askew. In this...

The Mafia has a long history in New York City and some of the earliest mafioso's can be traced to the late 1800s. One of the most influential mob bosses in the early formation of organized crime is Giuseppe Morello. He would start the first scillian...

Dog Day Afternoon is a great film starring Al Pacino. However the film is based on a real life bank robbery that took place in Brooklyn. On one hot August Day in 1972 John Wojtowicz and accomplices entered a Chase Bank in Gravesend Brooklyn. What ensued...

One of the Secret Services largest an most expensive hunts for a counterfeiter spanned a decade and took place in New York City. The secret Service exhausted all their resources to hunt down a man counterfeiting one dollar bills. The man was able to...

The headline Headless Body in Topless bar would make the New York Post famous. However the details of the crime are not talked about. On this episode we discuss the crime behind the headline. Just as a warning this crime is very graphic and discuss the...

On November 4th 1928 Organized Crime Lord Arnold Rothstein was summoned to the Park Central Hotel. Under mysterious circumstances the notorious gambler and loan shark was found shot near the hotel service entrance. Two days later Rothstein would die in...