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This week Ruby continues on the Firearms Analysis Train and tells you the never ending story of Sacco and Vanzetti, were they scapegoated, or were they guilty? You will need to listen to this weeks episode to decide.

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This week Ruby Wilde will bring you a solo episode about the history of forensic firearms analysis through the cases that established what can be done.

You will hear about the murder of Mrs. Maxwell which is the first documented forensic firearms case that was solved by Bow Street Runner Henry Goddard. You will hear about the murders of Charles B. Phelps and Margaret Wolcott and the long path Charles Stielow and Nelson Green had to walk in the aftermath. And finally, the murder of John Orner that took 40 years to solve, but was it really solved? You dear listeners will need to be the judge.

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Hello Dear Listeners. We understand we have been having technical difficulties of late, so this is an announcement about Vintage Homicide's temporary plan.

Hopefully this finds all of you well.

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We have recorded this episode due to the audio issues of the previous recording. Enjoy!

What happens when the city is plunged into complete darkness to protect the citizens from air raids in a time of war? Hunters lurk for their prey with the cover of night. This week hear what happened to defenseless women who were targeted by a malicious person intent of doing harm. Did they catch the infamous Blackout Ripper? Listen to this weeks episode to find out.

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This week will be heavy. We are discussing atrocities that you may not know about that happened in WW2. No not Josef Mengele, but another in Japan, who chose to conduct human experimentation for what they claimed was the betterment of their people. General Shiro Ishii may have started his career with good intentions, but that is not where he landed. During this episode we try to focus on the good that the sacrifices that these poor victims contributed to mankind in order to honor their memories.

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For the second part of the history and inhabitants of this infamous penal colony we will be discussing the legend of Papillion. Henri Charriere who wrote the famous book by the same title and the movies that followed, but were these his stories alone? Charles Brunier claimed he was the true inspiration and others believed it was Rene Belbenoit who partook in cannibalism with his fellow escapees becoming the inspiration for the movie "Condemned to Devil's Island" and "Passage to Marseille" staring Humphrey Bogart. We will never know who was the real Papillion, but listen to this weeks episode so you may draw your own conclusion.

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We all know about Alcatraz, but you may not be familiar with another island prison, Devil's Island. It began as housing for France's political prisoners and it expanded from there. There were famous and infamous criminals housed there, some died, some escaped. Listen to this weeks episode to find out about the history of the prison and the first notable inhabitants, then don't forget to tune in next week to hear the conclusion.

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When you Google search the renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright you may be surprised with what pops up. He had some tragedy in his life with his love and with his creations, and that is not all as one of his proteges also had terrible luck with fire with one of his own creations.

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