One Nation Under Crime

One Nation Under Crime

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One Nation Under Crime episodes

  • 1823: The Sheriff's Mistress

    Man meets woman. Man marries woman. Life was perfect... until it wasn't. This week the ONUC gals discuss the events in 1823, the case of the sheriff's mistress, and terminology surrounding sex work.

    Trigger Warning Level: Low

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    Remember, there isn't always liberty and justice for all.

    Sources: Murder by Gaslight and Herald Mail Media 

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    52 min
  • 1822: The Manhattan Burial Crisis

    HAPPY HALLOWEEN!

    The biggest outbreak of yellow fever in Manhattan's history, so many people to bury that gravediggers can't keep count, and all of it on an island with limited space... what could go wrong? This week the ONUC gals talk about just how many bodies were buried in 2.5 acres at one time (hint: way more than you think), Kayla gives you a science lesson and tells you what not to Google when you're researching true crime, hear Leah's Halloween snack recipe, and Kayla's Halloween drink recipe.   

    Trigger Warning Level: None

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    Remember, there isn't always liberty and justice for all.

    Sources: Atlas Obscura and New York City’s Hart Island: A Cemetery of Strangers by Michael T. Keene

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    1 hr 10 min
  • 1821: The Wrongful Murder of Accused Witch, Kau-Qua-Tau

    What is a witch? Are they really the much different from some of the religions we know today? The real question of the week is... could Leah a be witch? Kayla probably is, tbh.

    Spooky season continues as the ONUC gals dig deep into what makes a witch, Kayla reads a cautionary, traditional Choctaw witch tale, and they discuss the wrongful murder of Seneca native, Kau-Qua-Tau.
     
    Trigger Warning Level: Low

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    Remember, there isn't always liberty and justice for all.

    Sources: NPS.gov, The Woodsman Journal Online, Executed Today, and The University of Pennsylvania

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    1 hr 16 min
  • 1820: Lavinia Fisher AKA America's First Female Serial Killer (Maybe)

    Lavinia Fisher has an impressive laundry list of titles from highwaywoman, serial killer ... and ghost? But, how many of those are actually true? HINT: You can/will hear about her on ghost tours in Charleston.

    This week the ONUC gals are in rare form while they discuss Leah's honeymoon in Charleston, the possible first female serial killer Lavinia Fisher, and the start of spooky season.
     
    Trigger Warning Level: Low

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    Remember, there isn't always liberty and justice for all.

    Sources: Charleston Terrors, Murder By Gaslight, Ghost City Tours, and SyFy Wire

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    1 hr 26 min
  • 1819: The Wrongful Murder Conviction of the Boorn Brothers

    Some people become famous when they die, but how do you become famous simply because you're alive?

    This week the ONUC gals discuss the case of Russell Colvin and the Boorn Brothers. Find out what happens when a brother-in-law dies, cell mate lies, and New Jerseyan replies. 
     
    Trigger Warning Level: Low

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    Remember, there isn't always liberty and justice for all.

    Sources: The Westminster Detective Library and Northwestern School of Law

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    1 hr
  • 1818: America's First Murder For Hire Case

    What do you get when you cross a last will and testament, profitable land, and three men fighting over it? One man dead, four sentenced to death, and America's first murder for hire case.   

    This week the ONUC gals discuss the murder for hire plot against Richard Jennings, why everyone should watch Designing Women, and how many men it takes to 'take out' one man.

    Trigger Warning Level: Low

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    Remember, there isn't always liberty and justice for all.

    Sources: Albert Wisner Library and Chronicle Newspaper

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    1 hr 24 min
  • 1817: America's First Public Enemy No. 1

    Have you or someone you love ever skipped school? Did your parents think you were possessed by demons as a child? Most importantly, did you go on a multi state murder spree? If so, you could be entitled to compensation. Not really. But, it would make you 'America's First Public Enemy No. 1' AKA Samuel Green. 

    This week the ONUC gals discuss the psychology of the frontal lobe (Kayla's favorite topic), the ongoing debate of nature vs. nurture, and the unfortunate early life of Samuel Green which led to him infamously earning the title of 'Public Enemy No. 1'.

    Trigger Warning Level: Medium

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    Remember, there isn't always liberty and justice for all.

    Sources: Murderpedia

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    1 hr 33 min
  • 1816: America's First Case of Murder by Counseling

    TRIGGER WARNING EPISODE

    This week's episode has heavy discussion of suicide. If that is a subject that you are not able to hear or are not mentally able to listen to... then don't. We value your mental health and we love you.

    This week the ONUC gals discuss the first murder by counseling case in the United States and a case that occurred in 2014. They also discuss suicide, suicide terminology, and mental health issues.

    Trigger Warning Level: Medium

    If you, or someone you love, has thoughts of suicide, please use the resources below:
    United States Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-273-8255
    United States Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741-741
    Canada Hotline: 416-929-5200
    United Kingdom Hotline: 116 123
    International Listeners: befrienders.org or findahelpline.com

    Mental Health Apps:
    BetterHelp
    Talkspace
    Wysa

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    Remember, there isn't always liberty and justice for all.

    Sources: Boston.com (Source 1 and Source 2), Historical Journal of Massachusetts from Westfield State University, Britannica, and Boston Magazine

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    1 hr 46 min
  • 1815: The Disappearance of the USS Epervier

    How many US Navy ships are missing or presumed lost? Where they all swept away by a hurricane? Or is there something much more mysterious to blame?

    This week the ONUC gals discuss the disappearance of the USS Epervier. Join them as they dive deep (get it? dive. deep.) into the US Navy, the disappearance of four other US Navy ships before the USS Epervier, and then get lost (literally and figuratively) in what some call the Hoodoo Sea, the Limbo of the Lost, The Devil's Triangle, or as you may know it... The Bermuda Triangle.

    Thank you to all of our service persons and families who are a part (and not a part) of the ONUC family . Whether you serve for the United States or for your home country, we admire your bravery and appreciate you for your sacrifice to serve and protect.

    Trigger Warning Level: None

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    Remember, there isn't always liberty and justice for all.

    Sources: Britannica, Naval History and Heritage Command, and 30A 

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    1 hr 29 min
  • 1814: The Stories of John Lewis & Mary Antoine

    What do you get when you cross the only US citizen to die in the burning of Washington D.C. and a woman who murders her ex-boyfriend's lover? Episode 16 of One Nation Under Crime.

    This week the gals take on two cases in one episode and discuss the murder of George Washington's nephew, how a daughter and father were both executed by the same county years apart from one another, and government jurisdiction on Native American reservations.

    Trigger Warning Level: None

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    Follow One Nation Under Crime on your favorite podcast platform and you will get the shows as soon as they come out!

    Remember, there isn't always liberty and justice for all.

    Sources: Women and Capital Punishment in the United States: An Analytical History by David V. Baker, Smithsonian Mag, Executed Today, Correction History, Murderpedia, NPR, Bureau of Indian Affairs, and Federal Bureau of Investigation 

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    58 min

About One Nation Under Crime

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One Nation Under Crime is a historical chronological true crime podcast. Join Kayla and Leah each week as they discuss true crime cases and history from each year starting with the first recorded…