True Crime State of Mind

Albert Paul was a regular Houdini when it came to prison. He escaped so many times that I almost lost count! His criminal career culminated when he was accused and convicted of the murder of Ellen Donahue in 1971.

It's another 2-PARTER! This episode is part 1. In this episode we will introduce the players in this rich tale: Eduardo Tirella and Doris Duke. Friends for more than 7 years, the two were practically inseparable. But when Eddie decides to break ties professionally with DD, one of them will end up dead. But was it by unfortunate accident? Or was it rage-fueled murder?
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This week, Carmella will take us WAY BACK to the early 1900s with the tale of Lucina Broadwell. She was found partially clothed, face down in a field in Barre, Vermont. Was the murderer her husband, her lover, or an unknown person? This story has it all: a brothel, a madam, a horse-drawn hearse, love, betrayal, affairs, and more!
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Dr Alice Wynekoop gave a slew of different stories when it came to the murder of her daughter-in-law Rheta. Was her womanizing son involved? Which story is the real truth? Decide for yourself in this week's crime, coming at you from Illinois!

Did she or didn't she? Lawrencia Bembenek was accused of killing her husband's ex-wife Christine Shultz in 1981. But did she do it? An 11 year old witness, a shaky alibi, and a curious past make this episode well worth the listen.