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Murder Of The Mythical Helen Johnson
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Episode 288 goes out to True Crime Historian patron Aisha B., who requested a murder from her hometown of Pleasanton, California. Although a lot of these historic stories have humorous elements when considered in modern light, I don’t normally treat them as comedies. There may or may not be any actual murders in this one, but there are plenty of accusations and much ado about Mrs. Amador’s allegations that makes it a comedy of errors that would make Shakespeare proud. Wait ‘til they get to the bones.
Also, since this story came up a little shorter on time than most episodes, stay tuned after the credits for a bonus short short story.
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Episode 288 goes out to True Crime Historian patron Aisha B., who requested a murder from her hometown of Pleasanton, California. Although a lot of these historic stories have humorous elements when considered in modern light, I don’t normally treat them as comedies. There may or may not be any actual murders in this one, but there are plenty of accusations and much ado about Mrs. Amador’s allegations that makes it a comedy of errors that would make Shakespeare proud. Wait ‘til they get to the bones.
Also, since this story came up a little shorter on time than most episodes, stay tuned after the credits for a bonus short short story.
More Bad Confessions
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-crime-historian--2909311/support.
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Murder Of The Mythical Helen Johnson
Ad-Free Safe House Edition
Episode 288 goes out to True Crime Historian patron Aisha B., who requested a murder from her hometown of Pleasanton, California. Although a lot of these historic stories have humorous elements when considered in modern light, I don’t normally treat them as comedies. There may or may not be any actual murders in this one, but there are plenty of accusations and much ado about Mrs. Amador’s allegations that makes it a comedy of errors that would make Shakespeare proud. Wait ‘til they get to the bones.
Also, since this story came up a little shorter on time than most episodes, stay tuned after the credits for a bonus short short story.
More Bad Confessions
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-crime-historian--2909311/support.
Ad-Free Safe House Edition
Episode 288 goes out to True Crime Historian patron Aisha B., who requested a murder from her hometown of Pleasanton, California. Although a lot of these historic stories have humorous elements when considered in modern light, I don’t normally treat them as comedies. There may or may not be any actual murders in this one, but there are plenty of accusations and much ado about Mrs. Amador’s allegations that makes it a comedy of errors that would make Shakespeare proud. Wait ‘til they get to the bones.
Also, since this story came up a little shorter on time than most episodes, stay tuned after the credits for a bonus short short story.
More Bad Confessions
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-crime-historian--2909311/support.
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