Happy Malice Monday! This week is an Emily episode, and she tells us all about the Ax(e) Man of New Orleans. Active between 1918 and 1919, the ax(e) man (or was it multiple people???) would severely injure and even murder several individuals in and around the New Orleans area. They would specifically target Italian grocers and their families. Join us as Emily tells us about the case and we speculate on what may have actually happened. We hope you enjoy!
Our mocktail of the week comes from Kim over at NaturalDeets.com. Her Virgin Pomegranate Mojito recipe sounds super delicious, refreshing, and low in refined sugars. Find the full recipe here: www.naturaldeets.com/virgin-mojito-recipe-pomegranate-mocktail and follow her on IG @naturaldeets.
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SOURCES
Axeman of New Orleans - Wikipedia
Brain Anatomy and How the Brain Works | Johns Hopkins Medicine
The Axeman of New Orleans – Legends of America
Black Hand (extortion) - Wikipedia
new orleans map of axman murders - Bing
Fresh light on the axeman of New Orleans | A Fortean in the Archives (wordpress.com)
How the 'Axeman of New Orleans' Terrorized a City and Escaped the Law (vice.com)
