On Sunday morning, June 7, 1925, a 56-year-old man from Illinois was found slain in an old building on the grounds of what is today the Louisiana State Capitol. He suffered ten hatchet wounds to the head. Who was he and why was he killed? @visitbatonrouge@LouisianaTravel
It's Mistory Monday which means the release of Part II of Whitmire Ghoul is upon us! Pls leave a review/rating as they are a powerful way to convince new listeners to give Mistory a try so let us (and them) know what you think.
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Part II of Whitmire Ghoul is out so that means if you missed Part I it's time for the podcast-binge to begin! https://t.co/ICk8JAxgrz
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We may have missed National Cookie Day yesterday- but is it ever too late for cookies, really? Check out this recipe in honor of our Partners at the Clinton House Museum https://t.co/T7uD6wFKVj
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Who knew there were so many places in the US named Hudson? There are 17 to be exact. Check out this challenge from our Partners at Destination Hudson / Hudson Visitor Center & ...
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Our next episode is being released on December 4th! Grave robberies and necrophilia... my oh my have we got a big one on our hands this week.
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