Crime Classics - True Crime Stories!

By: Radio Shows of the Past!
  • Summary

  • This podcast offers true crime stories that are classics. You can hear true crime stories from old school people. The stories are based on true crime events, they are well produced and nostalgic. You certainly do not want to miss out on these great true crime classic stories, they will leave you on the edge of your seat.
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Episodes
  • Crime Classics - The Incredible Trial of Laura D. Fair
    Aug 31 2023
    The oft-times married Miss Laura uses her "4-shooter" on a ferry in San Francisco harbor...for interesting reasons. The good ship El Capitan used to sail the bay between Oakland and San Francisco in the 1870’s mostly in the fog. Its skipper was captain Bill Tranchell and he was known among the ferryboat set as having a heavy hand on the whistle. He found any number of excuses for tooting that whistle, but the one excuse which he never forgot was the time he was entertaining Mr and Mrs Crittenden on the bridge and an uninvited lady named Laura D. Fair suddenly opened the door, walked over to Mr Crittenden and shot him through his heart…
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    30 mins
  • Crime Classics - The Axe and the Droot Family, How They Fared
    Aug 31 2023
    +In Pennsylvania in 1795, the shortest distance to an inheritance is two crushed skulls. This is a network version of cat. #17052. + 1795 and Peter Droot is writing his will and making his bequests to his children yet when he has done, unknowingly he will have made certain the death of his two sons…
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    30 mins
  • Crime Classics - Mr. Thrower's Hammer
    Aug 31 2023
    A gentleman of England in 1804 has bashed in the heads of a father and daughter. Eleven years later, a doubt arises. This is a network version of cat. #16785. The program is also known as, "The Dread Events Surrounding Mr. Thrower's Hammer." + In the county of Suffolk, England the willow grows green and there was once a Smithy, his name was Edmund Thrower. He was a powerful man who could make the anvil shudder and spring sparks in to shadows cast by the willow. He made horseshoes, he mended scullery ware, and he made hammers to drive nails, to mend shoes, to bludgeon people to death…
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    30 mins

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