Vintage Homicide: A true crime podcast

By now we are aware of The Staircase mini series that just came out telling the story of Michael and Kathleen Peterson. But the stories that most people do not remember will be discussed this week. Bette Lucas was found dead at the foot of her stairs and her son and granddaughter were the only ones present to tell police about the tragic accident that caused her death, but was it an accident? The other story is the inspiration for the urban legend about the “The girl with the Green Ribbon” about the death of Elva Zona Hester Shue.
Also a correction, the Jinx was brought up, but that is the case that involves Robert Durst not Michael Peterson.
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The net started closing in on Eric Edgar Cooke Australia Day weekend of 1963. Before this time the area of Perth was having a murderous crime wave they had never seen before. They had thought there was at least 2 killers on the prowl. They were wrong.
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Chester served his time, almost 60 years, he was released on parole and has been fighting to clear his name. The news this week about a new DNA test may do just that. In addition, we will talk about the other suspects that the police did not pursue for the women’s’ deaths.
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This is the time of year so many people are thinking of costumes and candy, true crime podcasts dive into the terrifying and macabre. This week we are exploring those who were executed for their crimes on Halloween. Were these symbolic? We will leave that up to you to decide.
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In 1960 2 women went for a girl’s weekend to Starved Rock State Park. The 3 were never seen alive again and police focused hard on one man and one man alone and that was Chester Weger. This week we are talking about the murders and the trial that led to Chester’s conviction. But you will have to wait until next week to hear about the bombshell that JUST dropped about this case.
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