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143. Gerald Goodale Part 2: Janet Brochu
In June 2021, we brought you Gerald Goodale Part 1, the 1988 murder of Geraldine Finn. At the time her killer, Goodale, had just been arrested for the 1987 murder of Janet Brochu. His case has finally
142. The forgotten murder of Lillian MacDonald
Lillian MacDonald was just doing her job, passing out the pay envelopes on July 12, 1930, when she disappeared from her Portland, Maine, place of employment. Her grisly murder wasnt the only injustic
141. The sad tale of Rosie Ruiz
People will say that in 1980, Rosie Ruiz came out of nowhere to win the womens race in the Boston Marathon. But it soon became clear she came out of the crowd a half mile from the finish line. In t
140. Metal Mayhem and Murder
Norways Black Metal music scene in the late 1980s and early 1990s brought together young men who, giving themselves nicknames like Necro Butcher and Hell Hammer, aimed to shock and act out more than
139. The Killing Bones: When grave looting leads to murder
The crime of looting indigenous ancestral sites in the U.S. and around the world goes back centuries. Professor Liz makes a special guest appearance to school us on how archeological looting has led t
138. New details on the trail to Logan Clegg’s arrest
Episode 133 told part of the story of what led police to arrest Logan Clegg in the April 2022 double murder of Djeswende and Stephen Reid in Concord, New Hampshire. With the release of the 25-page Con
137. The mysterious final ride of Rita Maze
The second-to-the-last time Bob Maze heard from his wife Rita, she was on her way home to their Great Falls, Montana, home from visiting relatves in Helena, 90 minutes away. The last time he heard fro
136. The many victims of Brian Walshe
You may have heard the Brian Walshe arrested Jan. 17 on charges her murdered his missing wife, Ana was once convicted of fraud for selling two fake Andy Warhol paintings for $80,000. Thats like
135. Arnold Nash and his final escape
Arnold Nash was a career criminal. He was also a career escape artist from the Maine State Prison System. And the funny thing was, he was escaping because he wanted to stay incarcerated. His crimes
134. Maine 2022 Homicide List: It’s not a drug problem, it’s a life problem
Thirty people died of homicide in Maine this year (not including the two perpetrators in murder-suicides), the most recent on Christmas Day. Thats the most since 2008, when there were 31. While the s





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