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• April 05, 2025@LunchtimeCrime | Now I’ll Tell?

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  "It's time for lunch. You have the right to remain silent, but I won't remain silent. Welcome back to Lunchtime Crime. I guess you could say today's special is leftovers. In writing my book, I did a lot of research on New York in the 1920s, and that reignited my fascination with a gentleman who makes a brief but chilling appearance in the story."

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• April 05, 2025@LunchtimeCrime | Southern Harm

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  "It's time for lunch. You have the right to remain silent, but I won't remain silent. Welcome back to lunchtime Crime. Today's special is a cold case chillier than a mint julep served in a pewter julep cup. The case goes back to 1933 and involves one of the oldest leading families in South Carolina. Mary Ravenel died in Charleston in 1933 at 64. And it wasn't one of those peaceful in her own bed, surrounded by loved ones kind of deaths."

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• April 04, 2025@LunchtimeCrime | Little Miss Miracle

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  "They didn't need to be scared for their lives. Publicizing such a traumatic event might have caused unnecessary pain or even backlash against the studio or radio network. So, lunch buddies, what could have been a very tragic tale ended up being a bit of a Christmas miracle. Come back for more lunchtime crime. We'll be serving all week."

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• March 30, 2025@LunchtimeCrime | Springing Something on my Lunch Buddies

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  "I hope I will be able to offer listeners and followers some bonus content, including maybe a discount and a willingness to zoom in and tell your book club all the juicy bits I left out. I'll let you know when the book and audiobook are out there in the world. It won't be long now, lunch buddies. I am so excited and cannot wait for you to meet the Scandal Sisters."

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• March 30, 2025@LunchtimeCrime | Angel of Andersonville

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  "It's time for lunch. You have the right to remain silent. But I won't remain silent. Welcome back to Lunchtime Crime. Today's menu is hardtack, and not much of it, because our story starts during the Civil War. Imagine that you're not yet 20 years old. You've just survived as a Union soldier imprisoned in the infamous Andersonville."

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• March 30, 2025@LunchtimeCrime | Full-Service Bad Guy

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  "And boy, did he show people in multiple states and even outside the U.S. what an abused and abandoned young boy could grow up to be. He claims he was attacked about every possible way as a 12 year old in Minnesota State training school. And that's where he learned to hate humanity. And he found lots of ways to demonstrate it. Panzram's criminal career spanned decades and continents. He confessed to a staggering array of crimes, including 21 murders. Only five were corroborated."

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• March 30, 2025@LunchtimeCrime | On the Mic

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  "He used his platform to calm tensions and prevent further violence. He could connect with people from all walks of life and that earned him respect from the street corner to political offices. In 1976, he made this jump to TV with the Petey Green's Washington Show. It aired locally and then it was picked up nationally by bet in 1981. And again, he continued to tackle cultural issues, but with a lot of humor and grit. He earned two Emmy awards."

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• March 28, 2025@LunchtimeCrime | Hot Stax

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  "And it remains one of the most significant examples of financial crimes tied to a restaurant chain and highlights how a really innocuous business can be used as a front for organized crime operations or organized criminal operations. So come back for more lunchtime crime. I really am going to go microwave some pancakes now because I can't stop thinking about pancakes. They're Eggos, not ihop, and not illicit. And nothing here to see but overuse of syrup, so you can just move along."

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• March 28, 2025@LunchtimeCrime | Election Fraudsters vs Mainstream Media

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  "And he positioned himself as a reformer, promising to dismantle the corrupt influences of trusts and political bosses like Tammany Hall. On election day, reports of voter fraud were rampant. Poll watchers loyal to Hearst reported intimidation and physical violence. Some returned with injuries such as bandaged heads and arms and slings. One poll watcher had his finger bitten off. There are also interesting ballot tampering accounts, like ballot boxes discovered floating in the East River."

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• March 22, 2025@LunchtimeCrime | Vet Gone Bad

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  "It's time for lunch. You have the right to remain silent. But I won't remain silent. Welcome back to LUNCHTIME crime. This week we've looked at crimes related to a cpa, a murderous dentist, a publisher and today a hard hearted veterinarian. Is that hyperbolic? Well, you decide. Wendy Mae Davidson was a veterinarian, takes no small amount of education. She lived in Texas and she was convicted of murdering her husband, Air Force Staff Sgt. Michael Severance, in 2005."

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