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Agostino Izzo: The Day the Music Stopped — A Fun-Sized Felony

In the Izzo household, music filled every corner of the home. Agostino Izzo had once played in the Seneca Falls Italian Band and worked as a music teacher, passing his love of music on to his children. Several would go on to perform in orchestr...

March 06, 2026 • Season 1 • Episode 32 • 16:46

What Jane Saw: An Intergenerational Family Tragedy in Pennsylvania (1909–1938) - A Fun-Sized Felony

On July 17, 1938, ten people were living in two small rooms above the Broadway Inn in Leechburg, Pennsylvania. By sunrise, three were dead and seven children were orphaned.In 1909, a young girl watched her father terrorize a Pennsylvania...

February 27, 2026 • Season 1 • Episode 31 • 13:24

James H Coyner (Alonzo Robinson): Two names, one rope.

On January 12, 1935, Amelia Earhart landed safely in Oakland, California after her historic solo flight across the Pacific. The nation celebrated progress, courage, and modern aviation.That same day, in a Mississippi post office, a man w...

February 22, 2026 • Season 1 • Episode 30 • 1:18:27

Gone in a Moment: The Disappearance of Winifred Byrne — A Fun-Sized Felony

In November of 1913, three-year-old Winifred Byrne vanished from outside her family’s home on West 38th Street in New York City. Her father had looked away for just a moment—and that was all it took.What happened during the four days Win...

February 13, 2026 • Season 1 • Episode 29 • 11:01

Emily Antone and the Calls That Went Unanswered — A Fun-Sized Felony

In July of 1912, Emily Antone—a 38-year-old Indigenous woman—arrived at a house in Middleport, Ontario, carrying a trunk and plans to start over. She never left alive.This Fun-Sized Felony examines the murder of Emily Antone, the failure...

February 06, 2026 • Season 1 • Episode 28 • 16:00

Fan Mail

just listened to the first half of you Baby John episode. Very cool. I actually live in Redding which is 40 miles from Weaverville. The irony is, I have a history podcast and have been compiling for an episode about Isabella. She was a real piece of work. Baby John is buried in Junction City near Weaverville (you probably already know that) and I'm going out there to the grave site this weekend hopefully. I followed your instragram -- you'll see me as "Box Number Seven" I'll Also be listening to you from here on out. Impressive level of detail on the early years for Isabella!

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