The Scarlet Letter
Nathaniel Hawthorne
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Criminal is the first of its kind. A show about people who’ve done wrong, been wronged, or gotten caught somewhere in the middle. Hosted by Phoebe Judge. Named a Best Podcast of 2023 by the New York Times. Part of the Vox Media Podcast Network.
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Hyde County, North Carolina, and the Fate of Black Schools in the South
It was mentioned as a source to learn more about the Hyde County School Boycott, a pivotal event in the fight for desegregation in North Carolina.
You can learn more about the Hyde County School Boycott in David Zaselsky's book, Along Freedom Road.
— Episode: The Boycott
It was mentioned as a source to learn more about the Hyde County School Boycott, a pivotal event in the fight for desegregation in North Carolina.
You can learn more about the Hyde County School Boycott in David Zaselsky's book, Along Freedom Road.
The Real-Life Ghost-Busting Adventures of Rose Mackenberg
It was mentioned as a book containing Rose Mackenberg's essays about her experiences working with Harry Houdini to expose fraudulent mediums and the ghost racket.
Rose Mackenberg wrote about her experiences which Tony Wolfe compiled into a book called Houdini's Girl Detective the real-life ghost busting adventures of Rose Mackenberg.
— Episode: Ghost Racket Crusade
It was mentioned as a book containing Rose Mackenberg's essays about her experiences working with Harry Houdini to expose fraudulent mediums and the ghost racket.
Rose Mackenberg wrote about her experiences which Tony Wolfe compiled into a book called Houdini's Girl Detective the real-life ghost busting adventures of Rose Mackenberg.
A Story of Faith, Family, and Justice
It was mentioned at the end of the podcast as the book written by Bobby and Cheryl Love, detailing their story of faith, family, and justice, particularly Bobby's past and subsequent redemption.
To learn more about Bobby and Cheryl Love, check out their book. It's called The Redemption Of Bobby Love, a story of faith, family and justice.
— Episode: The Loves
It was mentioned at the end of the podcast as the book written by Bobby and Cheryl Love, detailing their story of faith, family, and justice, particularly Bobby's past and subsequent redemption.
To learn more about Bobby and Cheryl Love, check out their book. It's called The Redemption Of Bobby Love, a story of faith, family and justice.
The True Story of the World's Most Stubborn Micronation and Its Eccentric Royal Family
It was discussed as the source material for the podcast, and was mentioned multiple times throughout the episode as the source for information about the arson case.
Monica Hesse's book isAmerican Fire: Love, Arson, and Life in a Vanishing Land.
— Episode: On Fire
It was discussed as the source material for the podcast, and was mentioned multiple times throughout the episode as the source for information about the arson case.
Monica Hesse's book isAmerican Fire: Love, Arson, and Life in a Vanishing Land.
Monica Hesse's book is called American Fire, Love, Arson and Life in a Vanishing Land.
The Tragic Life and Scandalous Sterilization of Ann Cooper Hewitt
It was mentioned as the source of information about Ann Cooper Hewitt's life and the scandalous sterilization that she endured, providing details of the events that led up to the incident.
Audrey Claire Farley's book isThe Unfit Heiress: The Tragic Life and Scandalous Sterilization of Ann Cooper Hewitt.
— Episode: Unfit
It was mentioned as the source of information about Ann Cooper Hewitt's life and the scandalous sterilization that she endured, providing details of the events that led up to the incident.
Audrey Claire Farley's book isThe Unfit Heiress: The Tragic Life and Scandalous Sterilization of Ann Cooper Hewitt.
Audrey Claire Farley says Marion was interested in the baron's title.
Audrey Claire Farley's book about Ann Cooper Hewitt is called The Unfit Heiress, the Tragic Life and Scandalous Sterilization of Ann Cooper Hewitt.
Billy Gohl, Labor, and Brutal Times in the Pacific Northwest
It explored the life of Billy Gohl, a labor leader in the Pacific Northwest, and the accusations against him as a serial killer. It detailed the harsh working conditions for sailors and the tensions between workers and employers.
Aaron Goings' book is The Port of Missing Men: Billy Gohl, Labor, and Brutal Times in the Pacific Northwest.
— Episode: The Ghoul of Grays Harbor
It explored the life of Billy Gohl, a labor leader in the Pacific Northwest, and the accusations against him as a serial killer. It detailed the harsh working conditions for sailors and the tensions between workers and employers.
Aaron Goings' book is The Port of Missing Men: Billy Gohl, Labor, and Brutal Times in the Pacific Northwest.
Photographs by Olivia Locher of the Strangest Laws from Each of the 50 States (Quirky Book of Laws, Strange Facts)
It detailed the life and mysterious death of Bobby Fuller, a Texas musician, who was found dead in his car under strange circumstances in 1966.
Mary M. Linna's book about Bobby Fuller, written with Randall Fuller, is called I Fought the Law, The Life and Strange Death of Bobby Fuller.
— Episode: I Fought the Law
It detailed the life and mysterious death of Bobby Fuller, a Texas musician, who was found dead in his car under strange circumstances in 1966.
Mary M. Linna's book about Bobby Fuller, written with Randall Fuller, is called I Fought the Law, The Life and Strange Death of Bobby Fuller.
It was mentioned at the beginning and end of the podcast as being written by Louis Kaplan and was about the life and work of William Mumler, a spirit photographer.
Louis Kaplan's book is The Strange Case of William Mumler, Spirit Photographer.
— Episode: Spiritual Developments
It was mentioned at the beginning and end of the podcast as being written by Louis Kaplan and was about the life and work of William Mumler, a spirit photographer.
Louis Kaplan's book is The Strange Case of William Mumler, Spirit Photographer.
Lewis Kaplan's book is The Strange Case of William Mumler, Spirit Photographer.
A Novel
It detailed the life and death of Qandeel Baloch, a Pakistani social media star, focusing on her murder, deemed an honor killing, and the subsequent legal proceedings.
Sanam Maher wrote a book about Kandil Baloch. It's called A Woman Like Her, the story behind the honor killing of a social media star.
— Episode: The Short Life of Qandeel Baloch
It detailed the life and death of Qandeel Baloch, a Pakistani social media star, focusing on her murder, deemed an honor killing, and the subsequent legal proceedings.
Sanam Maher wrote a book about Kandil Baloch. It's called A Woman Like Her, the story behind the honor killing of a social media star.
She writes, that shows everyone that the woman being buried was a martyr.
A Washington Memoir
It was a book about the bizarre killing of Michael Malloy and detailed the events of his many near-death experiences, attempts on his life, and eventual death.
Simon Read's book is On the House: The Bizarre Killing of Michael Malloy.
— Episode: The Many Lives of Michael Malloy
It was a book about the bizarre killing of Michael Malloy and detailed the events of his many near-death experiences, attempts on his life, and eventual death.
Simon Read's book is On the House: The Bizarre Killing of Michael Malloy.
Simon Reid says they noticed that Michael Malloy would often make himself sandwiches at the bar, putting big piles of sardines between pieces of bread.
It was given to Tim Jenkin while imprisoned in South Africa, and he considered it a 'manual of escape' for his future plans to escape prison.
And his book was written in such a way that it was really a manual of escape, what to do and what not to do, and how to pull off a successful escape.
— Episode: Ten Doors
It was given to Tim Jenkin while imprisoned in South Africa, and he considered it a 'manual of escape' for his future plans to escape prison.
And his book was written in such a way that it was really a manual of escape, what to do and what not to do, and how to pull off a successful escape.
It is Tim Jenkin's book about his escape from Pretoria Prison, which was mentioned at the end of the podcast.
You can see them at thisiscriminal.com, where we'll also have a link to Tim Jenkin's book, Escape from Pretoria.
— Episode: Ten Doors
It is Tim Jenkin's book about his escape from Pretoria Prison, which was mentioned at the end of the podcast.
You can see them at thisiscriminal.com, where we'll also have a link to Tim Jenkin's book, Escape from Pretoria.
It explored the reasons behind why forgiveness is granted in certain legal cases but not others, also discussing the complexities of forgiveness itself and the societal factors that influence it.
why a fresh start is permitted in some cases but not others. Why is it so hard to forgive?
— Episode: Learning How to Forgive
It explored the reasons behind why forgiveness is granted in certain legal cases but not others, also discussing the complexities of forgiveness itself and the societal factors that influence it.
why a fresh start is permitted in some cases but not others. Why is it so hard to forgive?
forgiveness is that act of admitting that we're like other people.
letting go of justified resentment, that's what forgiveness is.
forgiveness has to be a choice.
we don't really teach people in law school about the tools of forgiveness that the legal system and those tools include pardon power that the executives have but also methods of exoneration and ways in which a criminal sentence can be commuted or the use of amnesties.
The Herrin Massacre, a book by Scott Doody, detailed the events of the 1922 Herrin, Illinois, massacre, during a coal miners' strike, where 23 people were killed.
That's this week on the gray area available wherever you get your podcasts, I always talked about how it's the best-kept secret ever the people of Heron Took those secrets and what they saw to their g...
— Episode: Herrin Massacre
The Herrin Massacre, a book by Scott Doody, detailed the events of the 1922 Herrin, Illinois, massacre, during a coal miners' strike, where 23 people were killed.
That's this week on the gray area available wherever you get your podcasts, I always talked about how it's the best-kept secret ever the people of Heron Took those secrets and what they saw to their grave This is author Scott duty in the summer of
The Brief History of an Infamous American City
The book, Herrin: The Brief History of an Infamous American City by John Griswold, was mentioned as providing some information related to the events within the episode.
Special thanks to the Special Collections Research Center at Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, and Matt Gorzalski, and to John Griswold, who wrote Herrin: The Brief History of...
— Episode: Herrin Massacre
The book, Herrin: The Brief History of an Infamous American City by John Griswold, was mentioned as providing some information related to the events within the episode.
Special thanks to the Special Collections Research Center at Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, and Matt Gorzalski, and to John Griswold, who wrote Herrin: The Brief History of an Infamous American City.
The True Story of New York City's Greatest Female Detective and the 1917 Missing Girl Case That Captivated a Nation
A True Tale Of Endangered Species, Illegal Drugs, And Attempted Murder
It detailed the life and crimes of John Buettner-Janusch, an anthropologist who was caught manufacturing and possessing illegal substances, and later attempted murder of a judge via poisoned chocolates.
He spread this story that he was making, quote, neurotoxins, unquote, to experiment on his lemurs.
— Episode: Professor Quaalude
It detailed the life and crimes of John Buettner-Janusch, an anthropologist who was caught manufacturing and possessing illegal substances, and later attempted murder of a judge via poisoned chocolates.
He spread this story that he was making, quote, neurotoxins, unquote, to experiment on his lemurs.
And the whole lewds and lemurs defense strikes me as patently ludicrous.
I wasn't exactly delighted at being implicated.
I think that he was able to justify just about anything he did.
He thought he was a genius and could get away with whatever he wanted.
Convict Leasing in the American South, 1866-1928
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