Forgotten Felonies
This is a True Crime podcast that takes our listeners back in time to rediscover the tales of vintage villainy that time forgot. We include old newspaper ads from the year of the crime that we are covering just for fun.
Podcasting since 2025 • 25 episodes
Forgotten Felonies
Latest Episodes
The Attack on Richard Doherty, Jr. - A Fun-Sized Felony
Not every story is told in full. This frustrates us, and now it can frustrate you! (You're welcome.)The towns of Whitman and Brockton, MA, were thrown for a loop in July of 1957 when young boys were being immorally assaulted, ba...
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Season 1
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Episode 25
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Lorraine Clark and the Murder of Melvin: When the Headlines Hardened into Fact
In 1954, Melvin Clark was murdered and his body dumped into the depths of the Merrimack River. His wife, Lorraine Clark, would ultimately plead guilty—and for decades, that plea has stood as the official ending to the case.But the record...
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Episode 24
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1:14:50
Baby John: The Boy Who Lived Through Fire - Part 3
In the final episode, Isabella J. Martin finally faces trial in a courtroom she cannot control. As the case unfolds, testimony forces the legal system to confront a difficult truth: Baby John was not a criminal mastermind, but a child shaped by...
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Episode 23
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1:37:50
Baby John: The Boy Who Lived Through Fire - Part 2
A burning barn in the snow finally breaks Isabella J. Martin’s control over her son. In Episode 2, Baby John is arrested—and for the first time in his life, separated from the woman who shaped every moment of his childhood. What fol...
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Episode 22
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1:16:37
Baby John: The Boy Who Lived Through Fire - Part 1
In 1907, a judge’s home in Oakland, CA was blown apart by a homemade bomb. For months, the case went unsolved — until a trail of clues led not to a hardened criminal, but to a sixteen-year-old boy known as “Baby John.”Episode 1 uncovers ...
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Episode 21
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Fan Mail
Hi Monica and Olivia. This crime happened in my home town about a mile from my family's home. My parents remember it happening. It might be something you'll want to check out as it is really interesting. Love your content. Thank you! Mid-Century True Crime – The Melvin Clark Murder – Mid-Century Page https://share.google/NppcaBwZHFEyniRC5
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