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Deviant Criminology
Veronica Gedeon: Easter Weekend Triple Murder
Send us a textEaster Sunday 1937 became infamous not for celebration, but for the shocking triple homicide that claimed the lives of model Veronica "Ronnie" Gideon, her mother Mary, and a deaf boarder named Frank Barnes. Their killer, Robert Irwin, was a talented sculptor whose descent into untreated schizophrenia revealed catastrophic gaps in America's mental health system.Ronnie's story unfolds against the backdrop of Depression-era New York, where her Hungarian immigrant family struggled through Prohibition and economic hardship. Her career as a model for detective novels and "racy" publications made her a recognizable face—and la...
2025-04-21
1h 28
Deviant Criminology
The Bath School Massacre: America's Forgotten Tragedy
Send us a textThe Bath School Massacre of 1927 stands as the deadliest school attack in US history, yet remains largely forgotten in American memory. Andrew Kehoe, fueled by financial troubles and anger over increased school taxes, meticulously planned and executed a devastating bombing that claimed 45 lives, including 38 children.• Andrew Kehoe's troubled life included his mother's death, a severe head injury, and strained family relationships• After suffering financial hardships and facing farm foreclosure, Kehoe blamed rising property taxes for his problems• Despite serving on the school board, Kehoe harbored growing resentment toward the Bath c...
2025-04-14
54 min
Deviant Criminology
Marquis de Sade: Inside the Sadistic Mind
Send us a textThe term "sadistic killer" traces back to the Marquis de Sade, an 18th-century French nobleman whose criminal actions and controversial writings initiated an entire psychological classification now used in profiling serial murderers.• Criminal justice defines sadistic killers as offenders who derive sexual gratification from inflicting pain and suffering• The FBI's classification identifies specific patterns including captivity, torture, and careful planning• The Marquis de Sade's notorious crimes included imprisoning, torturing, and sexually assaulting multiple victims• His philosophical writings advocated for pursuing pleasure without moral restraints• Notable works like "The 120 Da...
2025-04-07
58 min
Deviant Criminology
Beyond Bars: The Hidden World of Parole and Probation
Send us a textProbation and parole represent distinct forms of criminal supervision in the United States, each with its own purpose and impact on millions of Americans caught in the justice system. We explore the key differences between these alternative sentencing approaches and trace their evolution from the 1840s to today's complex implementation challenges.• Probation functions as punishment itself, allowing offenders to remain in the community under supervision rather than going to prison• Parole operates as a reward system, providing early release for prisoners who demonstrate rehabilitation• John Augustus, a Boston cobbler, pionee...
2025-03-31
1h 07
Deviant Criminology
The Harvard Medical School Murder: Dr. Webster's Deadly Debt
Send us a textWe delve into the notorious 1849 case of Dr. John White Webster, the Harvard professor who murdered fellow academic Dr. George Parkman over a $2,400 debt and dismembered his body at the medical school.• Boston in the early 19th century provided the backdrop for a shocking academic murder• Webster, educated at Harvard with further training in London, struggled financially despite his prestigious position• Dr. George Parkman, worth approximately $370 million in today's currency, loaned Webster money which he couldn't repay• Harvard janitor Ephraim Littlefield discovered human remains in Webster's laboratory after breaking...
2025-03-24
1h 13
Deviant Criminology
Mad Dog: The Violent Rise and Fall of Vincent Coll
Send us a textThe notorious life of Vincent "Mad Dog" Coll unfolds as a tragic tale of an Irish immigrant who became one of New York's most feared gangsters during Prohibition, meeting his violent end at just 23 years old.• Born in Ireland in 1908, Coll immigrated to the Bronx where he lost five siblings and both parents by age eight• Sent to reform schools by age 12, where child labor and abuse replaced education and nurturing• Caught the eye of Dutch Schultz and became his enforcer during Prohibition• Earned his "Mad Dog" nickname after ki...
2025-03-17
34 min
Deviant Criminology
Brothers in Civil Service
Send us a textTwo brothers share their journey through decades of emergency services, exploring how childhood experiences and family influence shaped their careers in firefighting and law enforcement. Their candid conversation reveals the true nature of first responder life beyond the uniforms.• Growing up at a dangerous intersection where regular accidents occurred prepared them for careers in emergency services• First traumatic calls created lasting memories that still remain vivid decades later• Coping with trauma requires various mechanisms including dark humor, peer support, and professional counseling• The unique "family dynamic" between first responde...
2025-03-10
1h 21
Deviant Criminology
Typhoid Mary: The Woman Behind the Legend
Send us a textMary Mallon’s life raises fundamental questions about health, freedom, and the societal treatment of individuals deemed dangerous. This episode explores her transformation from an immigrant cook to an infamous health threat.• Mary Mallon's early life and journey from Ireland to America • The emergence of typhoid fever linked to her cooking • George Soper's investigation and the controversial claims • The ethical implications of forcibly quarantining Mary • Her later years under alias and tragic outbreak at Sloan Hospital • The cultural legacy of “Typhoid Mary” today Thank you for listening! If yo...
2025-03-03
38 min
Deviant Criminology
Ed Gein: A Distorted Childhood, Unspeakable Crimes, and Their Cultural Impact
Send us a textEd Gein's life is a disturbing exploration of trauma, isolation, and the dark legacy of mental illness manifesting in heinous crimes. By dissecting his journey, we reflect on the societal implications and responsibilities surrounding such tragedies. • Ed Gein’s childhood marked by dysfunction and neglect • Augustine Gein’s toxic influence on Ed's psyche • The impact of familial violence and isolation • First confirmed murder of Mary Hogan • Arrest after the murder of Bernice Worden • Ed's gruesome artifacts discovered in his home • Trial outcomes and psychiatric evaluation • Cultural impact and ethical...
2025-02-24
50 min
The Aligned Hygienist
72. Putting the Head Back on the Body: Holistic Dentistry with Heather Kenney
In this episode of The Aligned Hygienist, I sit down with Heather Kenney, a Registered Dental Hygienist with nearly 20 years of experience across general practice, DSOs, periodontology, and holistic dentistry. As an HIAOMT-certified practitioner and oral health coach with Bristol Health, Heather is passionate about bridging traditional dental care with integrative health approaches.Her work focuses on the oral microbiome, salivary diagnostics, and the oral-systemic connection, helping patients and dental teams take a comprehensive, root-cause approach to care.🚀 In This Episode, We Cover:✅ Heather’s journey from traditional hygiene to holistic and int...
2025-02-24
38 min
Deviant Criminology
George C. Parker: The Con Artist Who Sold the Brooklyn Bridge and His Enduring Legacy
Send us a textGeorge C. Parker was a notorious con artist who famously sold the Brooklyn Bridge over 3,000 times. His story highlights the audacity of deception, the gullibility of those seeking dreams, and the evolution of law enforcement against crime, ultimately teaching us to remain vigilant against such schemes today. • Exploration of George C. Parker's life and criminal exploits • Discussion of the Brooklyn Bridge and its significance • Analysis of Parker's tactics in selling major landmarks • Overview of Parker's imprisonment, escape, and eventual capture • Reflection on Parker's legacy and its contemporary relevance
2025-02-17
38 min
Deviant Criminology
The St. Valentine's Day Massacre: Gang Rivalries, Public Outcry, and the End of Prohibition
Send us a textThe St. Valentine's Day Massacre exemplifies the bloody clashes between organized crime factions during the Prohibition era, highlighting the impact such violence has on public perception and law enforcement response. This chilling act of gang warfare not only shocked a nation but also prompted significant shifts in societal attitudes towards crime, showcasing the far-reaching consequences of Prohibition and the persistent challenges that remain in combating organized crime today. • Examination of the Prohibition era and its effects on organized crime • Detailed recounting of the events leading up to and during the massacre • A...
2025-02-14
35 min
Deviant Criminology
David Edward Moust: A Serial Killer's Path and a Failed Justice System
Send us a textDavid Moust's case illustrates the catastrophic failures of the criminal justice system in addressing the needs of individuals with severe mental health issues and violent tendencies. Through a chronicle of his life, the episode discusses the systemic lack of accountability that ultimately allowed him to return to society after multiple warnings of his dangerousness, leading to further tragedies. • Early childhood marked by trauma and instability • Institutionalization without proper mental health treatment • Signs of violent behavior manifesting in adolescence • Military service followed by escalating violence • Minimal sentencing leading to repeated offens...
2025-02-10
46 min
Deviant Criminology
Marjorie Jackson: The Eccentric Heiress, Her Murder, and the Mystery of Missing Millions
Send us a textMarjorie Jackson, an eccentric millionaire heiress, becomes a target for robbery and intrigue due to her vast concealed wealth, leading to her tragic murder in 1977. This episode explores themes of vulnerability, societal neglect, and the dark intersections of wealth and crime.• Marjorie's early life and ascent to wealth • Her distrust of banks and the resulting hoarding behavior • The initial robbery incident that heightened her vulnerability • A deeper look into her eccentric lifestyle and public perception • The final robbery and subsequent murder • The trial of Howard Willard and the societal...
2025-02-03
34 min
Deviant Criminology
Missouri State Penitentiary: A Legacy of Reform and Injustice
Send us a textMissouri State Penitentiary, once a notorious symbol of America’s correctional system, offers an unsettling reflection on incarceration's evolution over 170 years. The episode delves into MSP’s dark history, its notorious inmates, failed reform efforts, and the prison’s eventual closure in 2004, encapsulating a legacy that continues to influence talks on prison reform today. • Exploration of the early years and original design principles • Discussion of incarceration experiences and daily life • Examination of labor practices and the effects of overcrowding • Review of the significant riots and systemic failures • Overview of educational and re...
2025-01-27
55 min
Deviant Criminology
Pets as Protectors: True Tales of Furry Heroes
Send us a textThis episode features remarkable stories of pets who acted heroically to protect their human families during attempted break-ins. From a brave German Shepherd to a relentless cat and a fearless squirrel, we explore how these animals embody loyalty and courage in the face of danger.• Discussing the protective instincts of dogs and how they serve as guardians • The story of Rex, a German Shepherd who defended his young owner from burglars • Binky the cat’s unexpected but effective response to an intruder • Joey the squirrel thwarts a burglary attempt, show...
2025-01-20
27 min
Deviant Criminology
The Colorado Coal Field Wars: The Ludlow Massacre
Send us a textThe episode unearths the tragic story of the Ludlow Massacre, drawing connections between past labor struggles and the contemporary fight for workers' rights. It highlights the desperate conditions faced by miners and their families, ultimately leading to a violent confrontation that reshaped labor relations in the United States. • Overview of the Colorado Coal Field Wars • Unsafe mining conditions and high fatality rates • Demands for better wages and working conditions • The role of company towns in controlling miners • The arrival of the National Guard and its alignment with corporate inter...
2025-01-13
1h 11
Deviant Criminology
Charles Harrelson; the story of a killer
Send us a textThe episode illuminates the complicated legacy of Charles Harrelson, a notorious hitman and father of actor Woody Harrelson. We explore family dynamics, the impact of criminality on relationships, and the assassination of Judge John H. Wood Jr., outlining how crime and familial loyalty intertwined in tragic ways.• Examination of Charles Harrelson's life and crimes • Exploration of Woody Harrelson's complicated relationship with his father • Insights into the assassination of U.S. District Judge John H. Wood Jr. • Discussion of judicial risks faced by law enforcement • Commentary on the criminal justi...
2025-01-06
33 min
Deviant Criminology
Willie Sutton: The Gentleman Robber and His Enduring Legacy
Send us a textUnlock the captivating world of Willie Sutton, the infamous bank robber whose charm and cunning made him a legend of his time. Discover how Sutton's non-violent approach to crime and his transformation into a folk hero offered a unique perspective on the interplay between criminality and society during the Prohibition era. We'll unravel his early life, shaped by a working-class Irish immigrant upbringing in Brooklyn, and explore how it set the stage for his audacious criminal career, marked by meticulous planning and clever disguises.Journey through Sutton's fascinating criminal career as...
2024-12-30
47 min
Deviant Criminology
The Lawson Family Christmas Massacre
Send us a textThe episode delves into the tragic events surrounding the Lawson family murders, which occurred on Christmas Day in 1929 amidst the Great Depression. It highlights the struggles of the family leading up to the horrific act, the psychological motivations behind it, and the community's response to this monumental tragedy, aiming to keep the victims' memories alive.• Exploring the socio-economic backdrop of the Great Depression • Uncovering the lives and struggles of the Lawson family • Detailing the sequence of events on Christmas Day of 1929 • Discussing the psychological aspects of Charlie Lawson's actions
2024-12-23
57 min
Heart of the Story
Best Show Moments of 2024
180 This was a big year for the show, as Nadine got to interview her writing idols, including Maggie Smith, Abigail Thomas, Dr. Hillary McBride, and more! In this episode, Nadine chats with her producer about their favorite podcast moments from 2024. Learn which life bits of guest wisdom impacted them the most and how their personal lives have changed as a result.While the show is on a holiday break, catch up on any episodes you missed! Episodes referenced:179 Sari Botton177 Sarah Fay174 Hillary McBride 173 Patty McNair
2024-12-22
1h 14
Deviant Criminology
The Death of Za'Zell Preston and Tragic Reality of Domestic Violence
Send us a textDomestic violence isn't just a statistic—it’s a harsh reality that often escalates during the holiday season, affecting countless individuals and families. We explore this troubling phenomenon through the lens of Heather's extensive experience in domestic violence units. With her insights, we break down societal misconceptions, highlighting the frustration of victim-blaming and challenging stereotypes about who can fall victim to abuse. Our discussion calls for empathy and awareness, urging listeners to understand that domestic violence can affect anyone, regardless of background.Through stories like that of William Wallace and Za'Zell Pres...
2024-12-16
49 min
La Vie Creative
EP: 484 Heather of Hallway Fashion: Blending Old & New Styles for Timeless Parisian Chic
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2024-12-11
29 min
Deviant Criminology
Eastern State's Dark Legacy of Isolation and Corruption
Send us a textPrepare to rethink everything you thought you knew about prison reform. Eastern State Penitentiary, established in 1829, was a radical experiment in solitary confinement, driven by Quaker ideals of repentance and reflection. What began as a groundbreaking vision quickly unraveled into a cautionary tale of psychological trauma and systemic corruption. Listen as we navigate the labyrinth of this institution's history, revealing the stark contrast between its lofty goals and the grim reality that unfolded within its walls.Discover the architectural marvel and inherent dysfunction of Eastern State's wheel-spoke design, which isolated inmates...
2024-12-02
58 min
Deviant Criminology
Heather's Blind Episode: Terry Barton and the Hayman Fire
Send us a textWhat if one moment of personal crisis could ignite a wildfire of unimaginable chaos and destruction? Join us as we delve into the story of the Hayman Fire of 2002, the largest wildfire in Colorado's history, with over 137,000 acres consumed. We explore the complexities of the fire's origin, the media's amplification of the disaster, and the philosophical dilemmas that arose during legal proceedings. With Heather leading our conversation, we dissect the far-reaching impact of this catastrophe and question the role of justice and truth in society.Our discussion takes a closer look...
2024-11-18
1h 37
Deviant Criminology
Brenda Spencer: Unraveling the Tragedy and Its Aftermath
Send us a textWhat compels a 16-year-old to open fire on a school, claiming, “I don’t like Mondays”? It's a question that has haunted us since Brenda Spencer’s shocking actions on January 29, 1979. Our latest episode peels back the layers of this tragic event, unraveling the story behind the Boomtown Rats' infamous song and examining how Brenda’s case brought gender dynamics to the forefront of mass shooting discussions. Listen as we dissect the complexities surrounding the definitions of mass shootings and the impact these have on public perception and statistics, challenging the narratives shaped by politic...
2024-11-04
1h 00
Deviant Criminology
The Spectacle of Dillinger's Pursuit and Ultimate End
Send us a textEscape-proof jails and notorious gangsters rarely go in the same sentence, but John Dillinger shattered expectations with his legendary breakout from Crown Point Jail. Was his gun real or a wooden decoy? As we unravel this thrilling escapade, we uncover the audacity that turned Dillinger into a folk hero and the blunders that embarrassed law enforcement. Explore the fascination that gripped 1930s America, fueled by media glorification and a public enthralled by the exploits of Public Enemy Number One.Experience the chaos and calamity that marked Dillinger's relentless pursuit by authorities...
2024-10-21
48 min
Deviant Criminology
The Rise of John Dillinger: From Farm Boy to Infamous Bank Robber
Send us a textUnlock the secrets of America's most notorious bank robber, John Dillinger, as we explore his journey from an innocent farm boy to a legendary criminal mastermind. Discover how Dillinger's prison years became his classroom, with mentors like Harry Pierpont and John Hamilton introducing him to Herman Lamb's methodical heist techniques, setting the stage for robberies that would captivate the nation and inspire cinematic heists in "Ocean's 11" and "The Italian Job." As we unravel Dillinger's life choices, themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the allure of infamy emerge, painting a complex portrait of a man...
2024-10-07
45 min