In 1917, young women were working for the United States Radium Corporation in their factories, making watches for military and civilian use. They were paid three times the average factory workers wages and life was good. That is, until, their teeth would start to ache. And their leg bones would begin to break, and finally, their jawbones would completely obliterate. Come listen as we cover the ghastly tale of "Ghost Girls: The Scandal of USRC" only on True Crime In A Cup!
