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Has Jack The Ripper Finally Been Unmasked – Crime Scene 157

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Researcher and author Michael Hawley has made him convinced that we need to take a closer look at one particular Jack The Ripper suspect who could very well be the Ripper himself.

You can find Michael’s book at Amazon.com:

Jack the Ripper Suspect Dr. Francis Tumblety

Thanks Michael!

Who Was Joseph Newton Chandler III – Crime Scene 156

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An old man dies and his true identity becomes a years long mystery…this case remained a puzzle for years. Thanks to mind blowing DNA research his true identity has just been revealed.

Why he went to these lengths to shroud his real identity remains a mystery? Was he simply tired of his life or was there a more sinister reason?

Author James Renner joins us to discuss.

You can find his new podcast “Philosophy of Crime” on all major podcast platforms and his books at Amazon.com

Thanks James!

The Robert Kennedy Assassination Revisited – Crime Scene 154

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He consulted on the original Bobby Kennedy autopsy and our esteemed guest, forensic pathologist Dr. Cyril Wecht, joins us to discuss why the RFK assassination case should be reopened.

Dr. Wecht has consulted on many of the most important criminal cases of the last several decades and is a legendary figure in his field of expertise.

Personally, I hope that this and the other political assassinations of the 1960s are reopened for investigation.

Here is a link to Dr. Wecht’s book (with Dawna Kaufmann) on fascinating cases from his files: Ann Rule Presents— Final Exams: True Crime Cases from Cyril Wecht

Thank you Dr. Wecht.

Who Killed Bob Crane – Crime Scene 153

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Bob Crane was known for his hugely popular role as Col. Robert Hogan on Hogan’s Heroes. However, true crime aficionados are more interested in his mysterious murder.

We talk to journalist John Hook about Who Killed Bob Crane.

You can find John’s book on the subject at Amazon.com: Who Killed Bob Crane?: The Final Close-Up

Thanks John!

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The Corporation – Crime Scene 152

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We talk about the epic story of the Cuban American Underworld in this edition of Crime Scene. Our guest is award-winning author T.J. English.

You can find his book on the subject at Amazon.com: The Corporation: An Epic Story of the Cuban American Underworld

Thanks T.J.

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When Your Friend Is A Serial Killer – Crime Scene 151

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What would you do if you found out one of your closest friends was a serial killer?

Our guest, Lisa Espich, joins us to discuss just such a dilemma that was faced by her own father in the “Pied Piper of Tuscon” case.

You can find the book on the case at Amazon.com: I, a Squealer

Thanks Lisa!

The Feather Thief – Crime Scene 150

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An eccentric flautist, a collection of exotic birds, and an obsession with fly fishing lures combine for one of the strangest heists ever.

Accomplished author Kirk Wallace Johnson joins us to talk about The Feather Thief!

You can find his book of the same name at Amazon.com: The Feather Thief: Beauty, Obsession, and the Natural History Heist of the Century

Thanks Kirk!

Beneath A Ruthless Sun – Crime Scene 149

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Pulitzer Prize Winner Gilbert King joins us to discuss a case of gross injustice toward a developmentally challenged man that also exposes themes of racism and sexism in the 1950s and ’60s American South.

You can find his book at Amazon.com: Beneath a Ruthless Sun: A True Story of Violence, Race, and Justice Lost and Found

Thanks Gilbert!