Episode s-4-17  Abuse, Neglect, and Homicide of our Children The death of any child is a terrible thing, Dwight Eisenhower said. “There’s no tragedy in life like the death of a child. Things never get back to the way they were.” —Dwight D. Eisenhower Toda

Episode S-4-16  The Worlds Best Con Man?  Scott discusses another famous conman from the 1920s and thirty's.   There is a fascination with the exploits of the criminal confidence man as well as the apparent gullibility of the victim. &

Episode s4-15  Big Bertha the Confidence Woman  Another Shade of Blue Story on con women.  A comparison of some modern methods of swindling money vs. Someone who was described as  "one of the smartest confidence women in America", and

Episode S-4- 14  Crimes and Cons of the 1918 pandemic Would people take advantage of others who are sick?  Do people prey on others during times of national crisis?   One young lady became quite infamous for her activities doing so. A

Episode S-4-13 The Preacher did it. Or did he? A shade of blue story that asks.  Did the preacher kill his wife? Or was it suicide?  Did the forensics of the day in the 1800s say it could not have been suicide and she died at the hands of an ang

Episode S-4-12- Methodist Camp Meeting Killing of 1889 Typical camp meetings were held in an area where people would travel from a large region to a campsite for the "camp meeting".They would listen to itinerant preachers, pray, sing hymns, fellowship, an

Episode  4-11  He did the time / but did he do the crime?  Robert Duboise. Almost four decades in jail.  At first given the death penalty for rape and murder.  He said he didn't do it.  He did the time but did he really do th

Episode 4-9  More Young Killers How young is too young to be a murder?  Many states have guidelines established to determine when someone is to be charged or not charged due to there age.  Is this right or wrong?  Does it depend on the

Episode 4-8   44 years for justice? Justice is supposed to be fair. Justice is supposed to be blind to everything but the facts.  But what is positive is that justice is not always timely. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/s

Episode 4-7 Before Columbine.  Many are familiar with the Columbine High School massacre of 1999. This shooting and bombing incident has impacted how schools are operated and will be operated from now on. Before students Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold