This first episode will feature a quick summary of what this podcast is about, and what listeners can expect to hear in the future. This is immediately followed by our first featured story: The saga of Joseph Lytle, a middle-aged bully, who was lynched by an angry mob in 1892, in Findlay, Ohio, after he attacked his ex-wife and daughters with a hatchet, and left them for dead, in a pool of blood.

 

 

HISTORICAL REFERENCES:

 

Hancock Daily Courier. March 30 & 31, 1892; April 3, 1892.

 

Findlay Weekly Jeffersonian, March 31, 1892; April 7, 1892.

 

The Morning Republican (Findlay, Ohio), March 31, 1892; April 1, 3 & 4, 1892.

 

Cleveland Plain Dealer, March 31, 1892; April 1 & 2, 1892, May 17, 1892.

 

Washington [D.C.] Evening Post, June 8, 1892.

 

A Lynching On The Blanchard 

by B. Scott Berndt (2010)

Available as an E-book

 

 

GUEST VOICES:

 

Our deep thanks to the following persons, who gave voice to the individuals quoted in the featured story (in order of their appearance):

 

Newspaper reporter: Robin Warder of The Trail Went Cold podcast.

 

Sarah Lytle: Charlie Worrell of the In Sight podcast

 

Della and Emma Lytle: Anabelle D-C of AnabelleAudios

(also: voice of Host intro, Listener warning and Extro aphorism).

 

Joseph Lytle: Jeremy Collins of the Podcasts We Listen To podcast and Facebook group

 

Members of the Lynch Mob (anonymous voices):

 

Brandon Cruz of Interdimensional RSS and the Submitted For Your Approval podcast.

 

Paul Csomo of the Varmints! podcast.

 

Sam Kulper of The Breakers podcast.

 

 

EPISODE MUSIC:

 

Kevin MacLeod of Incompetech.com –

Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License

http://creativecommons.org/licenses /by/3.0

 

The following pieces of music by Kevin MacLeod were used - in whole, or in part - within this episode: 

 

At Rest

 

Carefree

 

Comfortable Mystery

 

Dream Culture

 

Heartbreaking

 

I Knew a Guy

 

Life of Riley

 

Melodie Victoria

 

The Curtain Rises

 

 

SOUND EFFECTS:

 

http://www.freesound.org

 

 

EXTRO APHORISM:

 

Source: The Flying Stars, by G.K. Chesterton (1911),

reprinted in The Innocence of Father Brown.

 

 

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Facebook discussion group (discontinued - sorry).

 

Twitter:

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