The Felon File

The Felon File

By Scott LunsfordTrue Crime
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The Felon File episodes

  • Unfortunate incident or Murder?

    Felon File episode # 10-22

    Unfortunate incident or Murder? A Courtroom disturbance leads to several subjects' deaths and many more injuries. Was it murder in the courtroom or something else?

    On line 4-20-2024 @ 7:00 pm.

    https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/felonfile/episodes/Unfortunate-incident-or-Murder-e2aob6b



    30 min
  • England's Killers, Fred and Rosemary West

    Episode 10-21-. England's Killers, Fred and Rosemary West

    Fred West and his future wife, Rose, become two of

    the most evil serial killers in U.K. History.  Responsible
    for the dismemberment and murder of women and young girls, including two members of their own family. Evil? Listen and decide for yourself.

    29 min
  • The 1973 Murder of Stringbean

    The  Murder of

    Stringbean the Banjo Man

    Episode 10-20

    The Felon File. In 1973, a member of the Grand Ole Opera and his wife were murdered in their rural home and farm. Why was the quiet couple killed? Who were the killers? How did their deaths impact the Country Music World at the time?  On line 3-23-24 @ 7:00 pm on your favorite podcast platform.

    31 min
  • 1875 Murder of the Farmer's Daughter

    1875 Murder of the Farmer's Daughter

    Episode 10-17

    Monroe Co Tenn. 1875. Was it love or murder? 21-year-old Jack

    Hunt came from a good background. Dad was a prosperous Farmer and businessman in Monroe County.

    Jack was the youngest of several brothers and sisters.

    Growing up, he had been allowed to do as he pleased most of his life, leading to becoming wild and reckless.  Having his way most of the time, well-off and good-looking. , As he got older, He spent
    a lot of time drinking and carousing. He was known as a troublemaker. Then he met the farmer’s daughter.


    35 min
  • The 1913 Murdering Man of the Cloth

    The 1913 Murdering Man of the Cloth

    Episode 10-15

    A shade of blue story about a man of the cloth: by his very position, a man who is supposed to radiate trust and reliability. The tale resembles a horror movie script more than a historical chapter of actual events. Unfortunately, it's true. 


    37 min
  • 1903 payroll robbery and murder by IED

    1903 payroll robbery and murder by IED

    Episode 10-14

    This shade of blue story is one of my favorite types. A detective Story. This one is about Detective Thomas A. McQuaide. Pittsburg Pennsylvania Chief of Detectives 1903. It's a story that would probably make a good movie, except you can't get John Wayne today to play Detective McQuade. John Wayne would have done the Superintendent justice by playing him in a film. Listen to the story and see what you think.








    37 min
  • Cars and Crimes

    Cars and Crimes

    Episodes 10-13

    When committing a crime, the perpetrator doesn't usually want to wait for the good guys to ride up. He or she wants to get ghost as quickly as possible.  This is Today's topic for our collection of shade-of-blue stories: criminals and the cars and vehicles involved with them.

    42 min
  • 1936 and 1950 Family Murders

    1936 and 1950 Family Murders

    Episodes 10-12

    A small southern town in the 1950s, a hot August day. A local man brought violence to a Walhalla, South Carolina family. The man Destroying half of a family. Asheville 1936, a family dispute on the street ends in death. What were the outcomes of these two incident? Listen and discover.

    27 min

About The Felon File

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The Felon File Podcast is a discussion of law enforcement history, issues, and incidents. Stories of justice and justice failed, in the Appalachian Mountains and beyond. Hosted by Scott Lunsford, retired police detective sergeant, author, and researcher. Listened to in 22 countries worldwide.