Join me for the 31st episode of On This Day: True Crime. Today we are covering the 1979 murder of Kathy Halle, a crime that would take decades to be solved through DNA.

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A&E Article

Fox Valley Article

CBS News Article

AP News Article

Join me for the 30th episode of On This Day: True Crime. Today we are covering the haunting case of Elizabeth McCabe in Dundee, Scotland on this day (or night) in 1980.

Statements in this episode are alleged and Elizabeth's case is still classified as a cold case.

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DD Tours Article

Wikipedia Article

Join me for the 29th episode of On This Day: True Crime. Today we are covering the infamous "I hate Mondays" school shooting at Grover Cleveland Elementary in San Diego in 1979.

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History.com Article

MSN Article

Wikipedia Article

Join me for the 28th episode of On This Day: True Crime. Today we are covering the senseless and horrible murder of Yoshiko Couch on January 25, 1997.

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Murderpedia Article

My San Antonio Article

Join me for the 27th episode of On This Day: True Crime. Today we are covering the murders of 2 elderly sisters in a Miami suburb in 1983.

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Murderpedia Article

Justia Law Supreme Court Document

Gainesville Sun Article

Join me for the 26th episode of On This Day: True Crime. Today we are covering a murder that occurred on this day in 1956, and a sentence that led to the first death penalty execution to occur in New Mexico.

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Murderpedia Article

Case Law Article

Justia Law Article

Join me for the 25th episode of On This Day: True Crime. Today we are covering the tragic story of one of the first online groomers, who murdered 13 year old Kacie Woody on this day in 2002.

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Arkansas Democrat Gazette Articles Titled Caught in the Web

Wikipedia Article

THV 11 Article

Join me for a Thanksgiving episode of On This Day: True Crime. We took the past 2 weeks off but we are back on track with episode 24. Today we are covering the horrific fire in Boston at the Cocoanut Grove night club on November 28, 1942. Grab your mashed potatoes and settle in for another quick true crime story.

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Boston Fire Historical Society Article

Wikipedia Article