Episode 304: Ava and the Pickpocket (2.14.2025)
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by thisiscriminal
3d ago
“He stole my watch. He stole my jewelry. I stopped wearing jewelry – just to see what else he would steal ..read more
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Episode 303: Robert Smalls (2.7.2025)
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by thisiscriminal
1w ago
On May 13, 1862, Robert Smalls took command of a Confederate ship and liberated himself and his family from slavery. His great-great-grandson, Michael Boulware Moore, tells the story ..read more
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Episode 302: The Raid (1.31.2025)
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by thisiscriminal
2w ago
“No one ever expected anything like this to happen ..read more
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Episode 301: Guns, Grenades, and $100,000 (1.24.2025)
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by thisiscriminal
3w ago
“Anything you can think of is going to be in the water ..read more
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Episode 300: Dexter Wade (1.17.2025)
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by thisiscriminal
1M ago
Bettersten Wade searched for her missing 37-year-old son for nearly six months. Then she found out that the police knew where he was the whole time ..read more
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Episode 299: Moon Rocks Wanted (1.10.2025)
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by thisiscriminal
1M ago
On September 18, 1998, an unusual ad ran in USA Today — a company called John’s Estate Sales was looking to buy a moon rock ..read more
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Episode 298: The Christmas Fire (12.27.2024)
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by thisiscriminal
1M ago
The bodies of a woman and her child were found inside a burned house on Christmas Day, 1843. An autopsy showed that they’d died before the fire even started ..read more
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Episode 297: Turtle vs. Toilet, a Monster in the Closet, and a Surprise Possum (12.20.2024)
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by thisiscriminal
2M ago
Stories of animals really going for it ..read more
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Episode 296: Operation Flagship (12.13.2024)
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by thisiscriminal
2M ago
In 1985, 160 people were told they’d won tickets to an NFL football game. But then, they found out there were never any tickets at all ..read more
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Episode 295: The Sale (12.06.2024)
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2M ago
In 1791, three men filed lawsuits in the General Court of Maryland. They were all suing the same person: the Jesuit priest who enslaved them ..read more
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