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Major cities were riddled with yellow fever in the summers of the 1790s. If you could get out of the city, you probably did. No sooner had Patrick Lyon, a Philadelphia blacksmith, escaped the epidemic's epicenter than he received incredible news: he was the major suspect in what would be the United States' first major bank heist. Who stole the modern equivalent of millions from the Bank of Pennsylvania? Find out on this week's episode.
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Harry Houdini spent his life exposing fraudulent mediums and debunking claims of communication with the dead. But after his death on Halloween in 1926, strange stories began emerging from his former New York City homes. From mysterious telephone calls and alleged ghostly encounters to séances held inside his Harlem brownstone, could the world’s greatest escape artist have pulled off one final trick? One hundred years after his death, we explore the hauntings of Harry Houdini.
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The Salem Witch Trials have become infamous in American history, but did you know suspicions of vampirism swept New England beginning in the late 1700s? While these cases may sound astounding and superstitious to modern ears, to the communities experiencing wasting disease, this was a serious matter of life and death. On this week's episode, discover the unusual cases of the living fearing the vampiric return of their deceased kin and the unusual remedy to this horror.
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On a quiet stretch of Market Street in Palmyra, New York, two historic museums have become known for something beyond the artifacts they preserve. From the remarkably untouched Phelps General Store and its Spiritualist resident, Sibyl Phelps, to a nearby museum built on the site of a devastating 1964 fire, visitors have reported apparitions, phantom footsteps, mysterious children... and even a ghostly cat. This week, we uncover the history and hauntings of Historic Palmyra.
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Starr Faithfull's short life was marked by pain and deep sadness. When she is found dead on a Long Island beach, it was easy for many to assume she had killed herself. But is that what happened? Or could her death have been part of a larger conspiracy to keep her quiet? Learn about her tragic tale on this week's episode.
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In 1846, William Freeman walked into a farmhouse outside Auburn, New York, and brutally murdered four members of the Van Nest family, people he seemingly had no reason to kill. But as Freeman faced the death penalty, his attorney, former New York Governor William H. Seward, argued that the young man’s years of brutal treatment inside Auburn State Prison had left him profoundly mentally impaired. What followed was a landmark legal battle over insanity, criminal responsibility, and whether a man could be guilty of murder if he could not understand what he had done.
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We're talking about Summer vs Fall sartorial choices and the absolute fashion crimes that sometimes occur when you dress out of season. If you thought white after Labor Day was a faux pas, wait till you hear about the explosive riots wearing a straw hat after September 15th can bring. Happy Felt Hat Day to all who celebrate!
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At the edge of Greenwich Village stands the Jane Hotel, a 1908 sailors’ home that has sheltered thousands of seamen, housed survivors of the Titanic, endured decades as a rough SRO, and reinvented itself again and again. But some say not everyone who passed through its tiny rooms and narrow corridors ever truly left.
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In the 1990s, reports of a creature along Bray Road in Elkhorn, Wisconsin sent the region into a tizzy. Wolf-like but with human qualities, the creature soon became labeled a werewolf. What exactly did people see? On this episode, hear about this unusual creature, explore some philosophical questions about werewolfism, and ask yourself: is a bear a cat?
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In August 1986, 18-year-old Jennifer Levin was found strangled in Central Park behind the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Within hours, police were questioning the last person seen leaving a bar with her: 19-year-old Robert Chambers, a handsome private-school dropout who would soon become infamous as the “Preppy Killer.”
This is the story of Jennifer Levin, Robert Chambers, and one of the most notorious New York murder cases of the 1980s.
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