Historic Crime Files
Jenn EthertonUncover America's hidden true crime history, starting in a town known for more than just spas. From gangsters in my hometown of Hot Springs, AR, to national outlaws, explore the dark side of the past. Ready to dig deeper?
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 9 | Subscribers | Read | historiccrimefiles.com |
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The Myth of Ma Barker: Mastermind or J. Edgar Hoover's Greatest Lie?
For four long hours on the morning of January 16, 1935, the lakeside quiet of Oklawaha, Florida, was shredded by the sound of machine-gun fire. When the smoke cleared and federal agents finally stormed the two-story cottage, they found the ...
The Original King of Get-Rich-Quick: The Unbelievable True Story of Charles Ponzi
He promised a 50% return in 45 days, captivated a nation, and became a legend of fraud. This is the story of the man whose name is now synonymous with the con.
The Ice Cream Blonde's Cold Case: Who Really Killed Thelma Todd?
When Thelma Todd’s maid found her on the morning of December 16, 1935, it was clear something was terribly wrong. The famous 29-year-old actress was dead in the front seat of her convertible, parked in the garage of her business partner and...
Glitter & Greed: How Two Cousins Conned Tiffany's and Built America's Fake Diamond Empire
In the summer of 1872, the richest men on the West Coast were sitting on the secret of the century. In a city built on the frenzy of the Gold Rush, this new discovery was whispered to be even bigger. It wasn’t just another vein of silver or...
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Researcher uncovering forgotten stories of crime, history, & the paranormal. | Editor of Historic Crime Files, Paranormal Pathways, and Hot Springs Histories.
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