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True Crime of the Historical Kind returns to the scene of the crime... We uncover the deeper story. The world that shaped the violence, and the humans that played a hand in history's tragedies. Because the past may be distant, but human nature rarely is.
Unknown Host hosts True Crime of the Historical Kind Podcast, a history show with 24 episodes published.
As travelers continued vanishing along the Osage Mission Trail, suspicions slowly began to gather around a lonely cabin on the Kansas prairie. In Part II, we follow the unraveling of the Bloody Bender mystery...from the
Before it became one of the most disturbing cases in American frontier history, the Bender homestead was simply a stop along a remote stretch of prairie. In this first episode, we trace the historical movements unfolding
Marie Antoinette had already been judged long before she ever stood trial... In Part III, we follow the final collapse of the monarchy as the Revolution turns towards the guillotine for justice. Marie Antoinette, once a
Marie Antoinette’s role was clear: produce an heir, secure the dynasty, and stabilize the Bourbon monarchy. She did her duty...But France was unraveling. In Part II, we trace the years between the birth of her children a
Before she became a symbol of excess, hatred, and revolution, Marie Antoinette was a child shaped by diplomacy. In this first episode, we trace her life back to Vienna, where an Austrian archduchess was raised not for pe
From 1933 to 1934, the Barrow Gang’s crime spree escalated into something far more violent... And far more desperate. In Part II, we follow Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow through their final months on the run: the deadly
Before they became infamous, Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow were just two young people trying to survive in a broken system. In Part I, we step back into the desperate world of 1930s Texas during the Great Depression...w
In the aftermath of the Mountain Meadows Massacre of 1857, the violence faded from view...but the consequences did not. In Part III, we examine what followed the destruction of the Baker–Fancher party in southern Utah Te
In early September 1857, the Baker–Fancher party found themselves trapped in a remote mountain valley in southern Utah, under siege and running out of options. What had begun as suspicion and rumor had now turned deadly.
In the late summer of 1857, a well-equipped wagon train of emigrants known as the Baker–Fancher party rolled into Utah Territory on their way to California... They were exhausted, hopeful, and unaware that they were arri
In Part II, we examine the final hours of the Romanov family in Ekaterinburg...what unfolded in the basement room, why the execution became so chaotic, and how the hidden jewels sewn into the grand duchesses’ clothing af
* You may hear a bit of audio distortion toward the end. I'm traveling for the holidays, but I still wanted to bring you this week’s episode! Thanks for understanding! Before revolution swept Russia into chaos, the Roman
The murders of Andrew and Abby Borden shocked Fall River...but the trial that followed would capture the entire nation. In Part II, we step inside the packed courtroom to unravel the evidence, the contradictions, and the
Long before the murders that made her a household name, Lizzie Borden lived in a world shaped by Victorian rules. The strict gender expectations, family duty, and an obsession with reputation. Fall River’s elite valued q
In Part II, of the Witch Trials in Würzburg... Terror reaches a new height. The city’s prisons overflow, and families vanish overnight. Even noble blood can’t save you when suspicion becomes divine truth. We’ll trace how
In the early 1600s, the city of Würzburg stood at the crossroads of faith and fear. As famine, plague, and war closed in, suspicion took root... and soon, neighbor turned against neighbor. Witch trials spread like wildfi
It's London in 1888...Fear has already gripped the East End. In the wake of the “Double Event,” the hunt for Jack the Ripper intensifies, but the killings only get worse, and theories seem to multiply. In this episode, w
Before the murders began, London was already unraveling. Poverty, overcrowding, and disease turned Whitechapel into a place of desperation...The uneasy mix of empire, industry, and inequality paved the way for darkness.
As tensions in Tombstone reach a breaking point, uneasy truces give way to open threats. In Part II, the line between law and vengeance begins to blur, and the cost of order grows dangerously high... True Crime of the Hi
Tombstone was a boomtown built on silver, ambition, and blood in the wild west. The Earps arrive in a town teetering between law and lawlessness where fortunes rise fast, grudges run deep, and a single spark could ignite
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True Crime of the Historical Kind Podcast is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under History and has published 24 episodes.
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