On June 17, 1966, pro-boxer Rubin “Hurricane” Carter was arrested for triple homicide. He wasn’t at the scene of the crime. He didn’t know the victims. And he didn’t possess a weapon. Yet, an all-white jury convicted him. In this episode, we detail the appeal of his wrongful conviction, the media coverage, and his subsequent […]

When three young girls were murdered in the early 1970s the community of Rochester, New York searched for answers. Out of all the similarities between their murders, one detail stood out; the girls all had alliterative names. Carmen Colon, Wanda Walkowitz and Michelle Meanza were all in their pre-teens when they were murdered and after […]

Amy Archer Gilligan was a pillar for the Windsor, Conn. community. She was one of the first to introduce the nursing home as a way to help families take care of their elderly relatives. She and her husband paved the way for caring for the elderly. But when her husband died under mysterious circumstances the […]