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Crime And History

Crime And History

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Crime and History peels back the layers of the world's most consequential crimes and the historical shifts they quietly set in motion. Each episode traces documented testimony, primary sources, and the political context that turned single acts into turning points. You'll hear meticulously researched narratives, expert commentary, and clear analysis that connects crime to consequence — all grounded in verified history and criminal investigation. New episodes drop every day: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday at 7:00 PM, so you can follow how one crime after another reshaped the record. Expect episodes that range from focused case studies to sweeping historical narratives; every installment examines a single crime or era with documented sources and competing accounts weighed fairly. This podcast is for listeners who crave well-researched history, fans of true crime who want historical depth over shock value, and anyone curious about how crime has quietly shaped nations and institutions. If you want history told through its crimes, with evidence, context, and respect for those involved, Crime and History is your weekly—actually daily—companion. Subscribe now and listen at 7:00 PM daily to catch history's next turning point. keywords SEO: true crime, historical crimes, criminal history, political intrigue, primary sources© 2026 OBOMEDIA Creators ノンフィクション犯罪
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  • The Bottle, the Broken Log, and the Merchant Who Smiled

    The Bottle, the Broken Log, and the Merchant Who Smiled
    2026/07/25
    The Bottle, the Broken Log, and the Merchant Who Smiled

    A dry admission form, corked in a bottle and wedged at chest height in a stone wall after two days of rain, preserved a woman’s intake sheet despite exposure to the sea - and that paper helped send one man to the gallows while freeing another. How did a sealed document, two handwritings in a single medical log, and a sudden doubling of a tonic dose become the hinge on which Julie Peterson’s death turned?

    In this episode, we tell who Julie Peterson was, where and when she was admitted, what the medical and administrative records show, and which inconsistencies drew the investigator’s attention - leaving the central question: who inside Harrow Bluff changed the log and why?

    Person: Julie Peterson
    Date of admission: September 27, 1908
    Date of death: November 3, 1908
    Location: Harrow Bluff Restorative Institute, Dunmore Cove headland
    Investigator: Dean Carlson

    - The admission form was found dry inside a corked bottle wedged between stones after two days of heavy rain.
    - Julie Peterson stayed at Harrow Bluff for thirty-seven days and died on November 3, 1908.
    - The treatment log shows two distinct handwritings, with the change occurring on October 19.
    - From September 27 through October 18 Julie received two drams nightly; beginning October 19 the dose doubled to four drams with no written physician’s order.
    - Superintendent Arthur Arthur testified the log never left the dispensary and he could not name any second nurse assigned during the final fifteen days.

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    25 分
  • The Sealed Ampoule: How One Glass Tube Exposed a Killer's Trail

    The Sealed Ampoule: How One Glass Tube Exposed a Killer's Trail
    2026/07/24
    The Sealed Ampoule: How One Glass Tube Exposed a Killer's Trail

    The smell of mud, a willow thicket, and a sealed glass ampoule found upright in the mud - one tiny object linked a man buried as a heatstroke victim to a controlled narcotic trail across state lines. How did a sealed ampoule of morphine, logged nowhere at the camp the morning a fifty-three-year-old machinist died, become the first clue in a case that took eleven years to reach court and fifty-two years to reveal more victims?

    In this episode, we follow the discovery and chain of events after a fisherman found an ampoule in Tule Flat, California, and how that object prompted an investigator to reopen a death ruled natural. What the episode covers: the camp records, the death certificate signed in under ninety minutes, the ampoule's label, and the unanswered question of how many others may have been affected.

    Person: Raymond Parker
    Date: September 28, 1937 (death); October 4, 1937 (ampoule found)
    Location: Tule Flat Farm Security Administration camp, Fresno County, California
    Age: 53
    Cause on certificate: Acute heatstroke with cardiac involvement

    - The ampoule was found by fisherman Brian Thompson before dawn on October 4, 1937, sitting upright in mud near a willow thicket.
    - Raymond Parker died in his bunk approximately 200 feet from where the ampoule was found; the county physician examined him for less than 90 minutes.
    - Camp weather logs recorded a high of 79°F on the day Parker died and 81°F six days earlier, with overcast skies and rain the evening before.
    - Parker attended 14 consecutive months of Thursday literacy sessions run by Agnes Polk and had no recorded next of kin.
    - The infirmary supply log recorded a single morphine dispensation on September 14, 1937 (four ampoules to Pete Amos), and the camp’s morphine supply was otherwise accounted for.

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    25 分
  • The Telegraph Receipt That Proved a Dead Man Sent a Message

    The Telegraph Receipt That Proved a Dead Man Sent a Message
    2026/07/23
    The Telegraph Receipt That Proved a Dead Man Sent a Message

    The quiet certainty of a dead man's habits turned into a chilling contradiction: a telegraph receipt dated September 9 stamped at 11:40 p.m. was found on George Sheridan's chest, yet the coroner placed his time of death on September 8. Who placed a transmission receipt on a body to make a dead man seem still alive, and why?

    In this episode, we follow the discovery, the records, and the people who documented them to trace that two-day discrepancy and the deliberate placement of evidence that set an investigation in motion. What can careful records-and the gaps within them-reveal about the truth?

    Person: George Sheridan
    Date found: September 11, 1893 at 7:14 a.m.
    Receipt stamp: Aldine relay station, 11:40 p.m., September 9
    Investigator: Deputy Marshal Rachel O'Connor
    Missing items: three received-message carbons from September 9 shift

    - Sheridan was 44 years old and had lived in Aldine since 1888.
    - The receipt found on his chest was dated September 9 and stamped at 11:40 p.m.
    - The coroner confirmed Sheridan had been dead since September 8.
    - Deputy Marshal Rachel O'Connor recorded the receipt in seven case notebooks and noted a two-day gap.
    - The Aldine relay station shift log for September 9 contained 63 entries all initialed by Barrett, but three received-message carbons were missing.

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    22 分
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