As is now tradition, we are delayed this week. This time it'll only be a day or two, so go ahead and stare at your favorite podcasting service until it updates.
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This week Caitlin tells us about Ray and Faye Copeland. Mostly Ray, who was something of a flimflamming con of a man. His family moved a lot during the Great Depression, and he made his way through life thieving, then moving up to more and more elaborate schemes.
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After (another) short absence, we have returned! This week, Caitlin tells us about an illegal adoption scheme, featuring international human trafficking.
@nidamahmoed The Arkansas Hitchhike Killer is the first book to chronicle the life and crimes of James Waybern "Red" Hall, a prolific but little-known serial killer.
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This week we go all the way back to the 1800's, with the story of William Harvey Bruce, a Confederate veteran of the Civil War and moonshiner who ran into trouble with the law.
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Buckii Meadows worked multiple jobs to support his family, in part because his mother had died nine months before. Buckii was known as a mama's boy and dreamed of being famous rapper, uploading his own music videos. In April of 2017 he was killed in Blytheville, Arkansas.
Hey everyone, our episode will be out next week as Caitlin prepares for her surgical adventure this week. We hope everyone has a happy and safe New Year!
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Andrew tells us the story of James Alexander Cary, who served in the first World War before becoming a ranger with the National Park Service stationed in Hot Springs. In 1926, Cary arrested three bootleggers, one of them threatening to silence him.