Shadows Of Crimes

This episode focuses on an inn in Louisianna with strange occurrences that is said to be haunted by victims of unsolved/unknown deaths. 

For this special episode, I go over a few small details, facts, and people that started parts of America's legal system. 

Season 2 of Shadows Of Crimes is here with the 2nd of 5 special episodes for the podcast's return. This episode gives a few details about a place where (at least) millions of corpses stay. 

Shadows Of Crimes is back with a special episode consisting of recaps from the first season, thank yous to listeners, and the longest episode yet! 

Tom Thomson was a Canadian outdoorsman and artist who enjoyed a quiet day in the park. His art career was short lived, but not without an impact. Some of the more famous nature works in Canada was done by none other than Tom Thomson. Did his uniquely vivid style upset another artist so much that they decided murder was the best solution? Did this seemingly content man decide to end his life in a way that honored another painter? Did his canoe fail him in a fatal way? Was an accident the cause of the end of this painter? If you listen to this episode, you can decide for yourself. 

A wealthy man living in New York city had the dream life, but that came crashing down when someone decided they wanted Joseph Elwell dead. The case of The Locked Room Murder shocked America when this charming businessman was found dead in a room with no suspects and no exits. 

The murder of Andrew and Abby Borden is one of the most puzzling crimes in history. Lizzie Borden was the main suspect, but there were plenty of people who could've committed the double homicide. This episode debates the probabilities of Lizzie's innocence and guilt while offering alternative suspects. 

In this episode, I cover the description of my show and how to contact me.