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True Crime | True Stories by Major James R Howell

True Crime | True Stories by Major James R Howell

著者: James R. Howell
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Shannon Street: It is to this day the largest number of suspects to die in a non-riotous local police action in the history of the United States. January 11 - 13, 1983, in Memphis, TN. If you like true crime stories tune in to this channel to listen to Mayhem in the Midsouth, which will provide stories of murder cases in the South. If you want to hear stories of officers killed in the line of duty, we have Fallen Badge. Another offering will be stories about mass murderers, unsolved murders and missing person cases entitled Coffee Tea and Crime.

I have 30 years of law enforcement experience. I retired from the Memphis Police Department as a Major.

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  • Coffee Tea and Crime | Betsy was Murdered
    2026/06/19

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    1969 unsolved stabbing death of a student inside the library on the campus of Penn State University.


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    • Murder in the Stacks: A Tragic Story

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  • The Fallen Badge | The Murder of Trooper Chadwick LeCroy
    2026/06/12

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    • LeCroy Murder - Expanded Ch 2 Coverage

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  • Mayhem in the Midsouth | Someone Murdered Kate
    2026/06/05

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    Kate Ragsdale, 73, was killed on Feb. 24, 2013, in her home in The Highlands neighborhood, off University Boulevard and not far off the eastern edge of the UA campus. A neighbor checked on Ragsdale the night of Feb. 24, 2013.
    Ragsdale was last seen by friends on the Sunday night before she was found. She had been to a friend's home in the Forest Lake neighborhood to watch an episode of "Downton Abbey."
    Ragsdale was a well-known, well-liked member of the Tuscaloosa and University of Alabama communities. Friends have described her as having a giving nature and vivacious spirit.
    Investigators have interviewed more than 200 people about the Ragsdale case and they say it's very possible they've spoken to the killer. Everyone in the neighborhood and surrounding neighborhoods was questioned, as well as friends, acquaintances, former colleagues and about 100 construction workers who were doing road work next to her house and at Bryce Hospital at the time.



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