Alyse and Victor discuss the grisly 1999 slaying of beloved flamenco dancer Maria Isabel Fernandez.

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Victor and Alyse discuss a famous attempted murder and suicide at one of Pasadena's most iconic architectural landmarks, the Colorado Street Bridge.

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Today, your hosts revisit Pasadena's most infamous cold case, the 1933 murder of Leonard Siever at the Scottish Rite Temple.

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In this episode, we discuss some of the incidents that occurred on the historic Mount Lowe Railway and resort, including an attempted murder/suicide from 1902.

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Victor and Alyse discuss "murder mall," the brutal slaying of Lois Haro, as well as the debate around capital punishment.

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Gladys Towles Root, one of the first female attorneys in California, arrived in Pasadena in 1932 to defend her client, Moses Cabansag, who was charged with murdering fellow Filipino Bernardo Asistin.

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Alyse and Victor discuss the Rodney King riots of 1992 and their impact on Pasadena in which a police gun battle led to a tragic killing.

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Alyse and Victor give an update regarding the Eaton Fire in Pasadena and Altadena.

On December 9, 1955, maid Mary Myers arrived at 1180 Arden Road to do her job but instead discovered a gruesome crime scene. 

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In the early 90s, Pasadenans are shocked by the triple slaying of three white girls, a heinous crime involving "the kids next door."

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