8-19.  1852 A Hanging in Haywood

The Trail and punishment of David Mason.  Charged with murdering his wife.  Did he do it?

  In the mass of on-lookers, a future Governor of the State of NC. What was his perspective? What did other observers think?

On line on 9-17-2022 @ 7 pm.

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8-17. 1886 Hanging of Andrew Jackson Lambert

In 1884 on a cold December mountain night, someone killed a Federal revenue Agent.  Was it the bootlegger or the miner?   The trail led to Andrew Jackson Lambert. Was he hung? The 1886 trial produced several different versions of what happened. Did his family produce a miracle and revive the defendant after the hanging?

Did he survive? Scott has the shade of blue story, telling what and why.

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https://anchor.fm/felonfile/episodes/6-17--1886-Hanging-of-Andrew-Jackson-Lambert-e1l1tpj

8-16 The Klan vs. the Bootlegger Gangs. 

The Klan Bootlegger war of 1920.   Who won and why.   What happened after the fighting was over. Or did it never stop?

Scott has the story and some answers. 

On line 8-20-2022 @ 7 PM EST

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https://anchor.fm/felonfile/episodes/8-16-The-Klan-vs--the-Bootlegger-Gangs-e1l0t7f

THE CATCHABLE BUT NOT FETCHABLE MOONSHINER

When you think of the Appalachian moonshiner, you picture the old Mountaineer with a long beard and floppy hat. A shotgun was close at hand. The old man toiling over a large copper still somewhere in the mountain backwoods. There is a reason we shouldn’t stereotype people. Looks can be very deceiving.  As this shade of blue story shows.

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https://anchor.fm/felonfile/episodes/8-15--The-catchable-but-not-fetchable-Moonshiner-e1ks9bs

The Bunch Gang of the early 1930s. 

Clarence Bunch was born in Claiborne County, Tennessee on August 11, 1911, to Hugh and Mattie Bunch of the Bunchtown community. His photographs show him to have been a clean-cut young man, clean-shaven and with a pleasant look on his face. Looks can be deceiving.

The Gang's escapades started around 1933 when Bunch was involved in a bank robbery in Virginia. By 1934, his name and reputation had become well-known throughout the East Tennessee region. Scott has the Shade of Blue Story on Clarence and his cohorts.

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https://anchor.fm/felonfile/episodes/8-14--The-1930s-Bunch-Gang-e1kedej

8-13.  Familicide. 

The Felon File Podcast

Number 8-13.  Familicide.

Familicide definition: the murder of one or several members of one's own family (Collins Dictionary )

Scott looks at three shades of blue Familicide stories. One that is very recent. One we know the outcome of and one we don’t. Is that killer still on the loose? Listen and decide for yourself. Online 8-6-2022 @ 7pm EST. Felonfile.com

https://anchor.fm/felonfile/episodes/8-13--Familicide-e1k8j0r

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8-12 Mary Jane Crowson’s baby is gone!

Before there was Maranda and the notifications of a suspect or defendant Maranda rights there was Mary Jane Crowson. what did Mary Jane do, and when did it happen.? What did the North Carolina courts say about a murdering mother? Scott has the shade of blue story for you.

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https://anchor.fm/felonfile/episodes/8-12--Mary-Jane-Crowsons-baby-is-gone-e1k5v4q

Growing up Charlie Manson

The young Charles Manson and the Appalachian Mountain region. Where did he grow up? How did he grow up? His connections to Eastern Kentucky southern Ohio and West Virginia. Most know about the “Manson Family” and their crimes. Ever wonder about his first family? Scott has some stories and information.

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https://anchor.fm/felonfile/episodes/8-10--Growing-up-Charlie-Manson-e1k0npt

8-10. The story of Otto Wood, in song and print.

Otto Wood was born in the Dellaplane community of Wilkes County North  Carolina. Spending most of his short life traveling cross country as a bootlegger, a bandit, and a fugitive. Also known as the Houdini of Cell Block A.   As the song would later say, “He loved the women, he hated the law and he just wouldn't take nobody's jaw.”

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https://anchor.fm/felonfile/episodes/8-10--The-story-of-Otto-Wood--in-song-and-print-e1jt2r2