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When a maybe priest needs to coverup an illicit relationship that had led to a pregnancy, nothing good can happen. Hans Schmidt took the only steps he could think of to save his reputation and his job. This week, you will find out what lengths someone will go to, in order to protect their reputation. 

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This week we will learn about the man who bridged the gap between pirates and mobsters. Yes, they can be linked. Over 20 years Albert Hick’s was living the pirate life and all that would entail. With his life’s working culminating on Liberty Island in New York. 
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The Rose Tree: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEcYKsEs3Ak

Hicks the Pirate Song: https://youtu.be/r8IAuMdsrvI

Oyster Sloop: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLzAWwsyU6E

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Sibling rivalry should never be taken lightly. Especially when they gain access to what could be considered a biological weapon. This week the bubonic plague makes a come back in a killer way. We are traveling to India to find out what happened to Amarendra Chandra Pandey. 

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When a woman is murdered while her husband is on a wild goose chase and there is no evidence of a break in, who else could have committed the crime? This week we will present all the evidence and you will be left to decide for yourself. Some serious details about milkmen and switchboards. Will Julia Wallace ever find justice?

UK switchboard video!

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What would cause a group of people to not act when a woman is being murdered? This week you will find out about this tragedy that happened in New York in the 1960’s to Kitty Genovese.

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Wanna play a game? Probably not this one. When a doctor becomes jealous, no one is safe. No one suspects that it will be the bugs that tell on you. Buck Ruxton was counting on his intellect to help him escape justice. 

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How do we connect murders in the same area with a burial at the crossroads? You will need to listen to this week's episode to find out about taverns, mauls, the Bow Street Runners, and cheap oysters and how they play a role in the unique history of the Ratcliff Highway. 

Technical note: This episode was recorded via video conferencing, as a result there are noticeable sound artifacts and sound quality issues.

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In this week's episode, find out how an electrical engineer,  GE's Edison Lamp Works and an institute for the "criminal insane" are forensically connected.  The inventor of the long forgotten Moore Lamp, Daniel McFarlan Moore apparently was too brilliant to survive. 

Farview State Hospital:
https://anothercenturyblog.wordpress.com/2019/01/14/criminal-insane-a-long-history-of-farview-state-hospital/

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Who knew dirt was so informative? Well, forensic scientists did which is why they used many forms of geological substances to solve homicides. 

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An Ivy League education does not mean you are safe from someone who plans to murder. In this week’s episode we will talk about one of the first forensic anthropology cases in America, as well as the pivotal Webster’s Law based on what was a crime of the century. George Parkman meeting Dr. John Webster was the beginning of his end. 

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