Timothy Wesley McCorquodale had a rage in him that was uncontrollable. Like a loose cannon he could go off at any minute, unleashing mayhem an any poor unsuspecting soul that happened to cross him. The horror he would subject 17-year-old Donna Marie Dixon to in 1974, is unfathomable to this day. This week, we are joined once again by Jason Lucky Morrow, author and webmaster from the popular true-crime site HistoricalCrimeDetective.com to discuss this disturbing case from the past.

We also take a virtual tour of Washington DC’s Crime Museum, formerly known as the National Museum of Crime & Punishment, with it’s Chief Operating Officer Janine Vaccarello. This is a unique exhibit, sure to be of interest to Sword and Scale fans.

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• Historical Crime Detective
  
• Savage Killer Timothy McCorquodale, 1974
  
• Iran Hostage Crisis 1979
  
• Jimmy Carter on Iran Hostage Crisis
  
• Failed US Hostage Rescue In Iran
  
• Crime Museum