1827: Murder at Cherry Hill
11/29/21 • 60 min
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This is a story that has almost every murder mystery trope in the book. We have a man who left his family behind and assumed a new identity. A rich family with ties to big family names. An affair that led to murder and a couple that almost got away with it.
This week the ONUC gals discuss the murder at Cherry Hill, Kayla blows Leah's mind with the Van Rensselaer family tree, and the gals discuss their thoughts on the Wicked movie casting (it pertains to the episode, we promise).
Trigger Warning Level: Low
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Sources: Murder by Gaslight and Albany Rural Cemetery
This is a story that has almost every murder mystery trope in the book. We have a man who left his family behind and assumed a new identity. A rich family with ties to big family names. An affair that led to murder and a couple that almost got away with it.
This week the ONUC gals discuss the murder at Cherry Hill, Kayla blows Leah's mind with the Van Rensselaer family tree, and the gals discuss their thoughts on the Wicked movie casting (it pertains to the episode, we promise).
Trigger Warning Level: Low
Visit our website www.onenationundercrime.com for all of the ways to contact and follow us. We are on Twitter @onucpod, Instagram @onenationundercrime, and on both YouTube and Facebook by searching 'One Nation Under Crime'.
Follow One Nation Under Crime on your favorite podcast platform and you will get the shows as soon as they come out!
Remember, there isn't always liberty and justice for all.
Sources: Murder by Gaslight and Albany Rural Cemetery
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One Nation Under Crime - 1827: Murder at Cherry Hill
Transcript Summary
In this intriguing episode titled "Murder at Cherry Hill" on the podcast "One Nation Under Crime," listeners are taken back to the year 1827 to delve into a riveting true crime story. The episode focuses on the tragic events surrounding Elsie Whipple and Joseph Wharton (AKA Jesse String). After receiving a reconstructed letter expressing their love, the couple plans to elope and kill Elsie's husband. Their initial attempts fail, leading them to hire a hitman, but the cost proves too high. Eventually, Jesse takes matters into his own hands, fatally shooting Elsie's husband. However, suspicion falls on Jesse, resulting in his arrest and subsequent conviction. While Elsie is acquitted, Jesse faces a grim fate as he is hanged. Set against the backdrop of the haunted Cherry Hill estate, this captivating episode unravels a tale of love, betrayal, and the consequences of a murderous plot.
Transcript
You are listening to one nation under crime, the chronological true crime podcast. Each week, we go through our nation's history and discuss one case from each year, starting in 1800. I'm Kayla and I'm Leah. It's the week after Thanksgiving. You made it. You're here. Whoop. And you're thankful. Maybe it depends on how your Thanksgiving went. I'm with you. I understand. True. So, and if you are a lover of cyber Monday, that is today. So you can cash in on all of that fun stuff. Hopefully your <
1827: Murder at Cherry Hill Top Questions Answered
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Target is known for handling Black Friday well and provides a map to help customers find specific items.
What notable events happened in 1827?
In 1827, ballet was introduced, and the Baltimore and Ohio railroad was chartered.
Where did the murder at Cherry Hill take place?
The murder at Cherry Hill occurred in Albany, New York.
How far is Albany from New York City?
Albany is located 135 miles away from New York City.
What is the history of Albany, New York?
Albany is one of the oldest European settlements in the original 13 colonies and the longest continuously chartered city in the US.
Who were some significant births and deaths in 1827?
In 1827, notable births and deaths included authors, military figures, and painters.
How did the murder in Albany in 1827 unfold?
Jesse Strang, also known as Joseph Wharton, assassinated John Whipple in Albany, New York.
What happened to Joseph Strang after the murder in Albany?
Joseph Strang, also known as Jesse Strang, was convicted and sentenced to hang for the murder.
Is Cherry Hill haunted?
Cherry Hill, the location of the murder, is rumored to be haunted and is open to the public.
Which actors successfully transitioned from film to Broadway?
Gerard Butler and Hugh Jackman are notable actors who have successfully transitioned from film to Broadway/musicals.
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