During WW2 many actors went to war in various roles; but not many went as behind the lines spies....in todays episode we look at 2 stories of Spies and just how different they were.

When it comes to crimes there really are just variants on the same themes since the beginning of recorded time....and this is never more exemplified that todays two stories of love triangles from the late 19th Century United States.

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Stories from Thomas Duke's Celebrated cases of America, (1910)

Early in Queen Victoria's Reign saw a series of extraordinary events transpire when a young boy repeatedly broke into Buckingham Palace culminating in him stealing the Queens underwear. In todays episode of the HCCP we look at the story of Edward Jones.

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1920s in Harlem saw the evolution of a betting system that would go on to become legend. It is referred to in many gangster and crime Films .In todays episode of the HCCP we look at The Number Game

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Hollywood, during its years has seen many suspicious deaths...some we know well, like Marilyn Monroe, Natalie Wood, George Reeves....but no many people will have heard of David Bacon. In todays episode of the HCCP we look at this mysterious murder.

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In 1950s USA there was a Granny that you wouldn't want visit...she was responsible for numerous family members deaths, and she wasn't a better wife either as four of her five husbands found to their cost. In todays episode of the HCCP we look at Nannie Doss AKA the Giggling Granny

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Europe has a long tradition of imposing the Death Penalty, but now most countries have Abolished this practice. In todays Episode we look at each individual country and how they reached this status.

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Europe has a long tradition of imposing the Death Penalty, but now most countries have Abolished this practice. In todays Episode we look at each individual country and how they reached this status.

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In the 1920s and 30s a cultural Phenomenon took over the USA.. They were wildly popular but for the contestants they amounted to cruelty and exploited the financially vulnerable.In todays episode of the HCCP we look at the Dance Marathons.

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Murders usually have some kind of motive or criminal need, But 1847 saw a most strange Murder. It was that of a 17 year old wife poisoning her Husband of only 3 weeks for no apparent reason. In todays episode of the HCCP we look at the strange case of Catherine Foster

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