Can you break the law by reincarnating in the wrong body?
Get ready for more discussion of of glory holes than you’ve ever heard in a civics lesson before.
This secret society of criminals had a fake leader, but their grievances were very real.
When did we lose the right to cross the street wherever and whenever we wanted?
One of the most important trials in recorded history might not have happened.
It’s time to take to the sea in style. Why did a gentleman abandon a life of luxury to become a pirate? And how did one of the most incompetent ship captains in history end up sailing with Blackbeard himself?
The interrogation records of three criminals tell part of the story of a secret religious movement that tried to topple…
In a follow-up to our episode about one very slick criminal, we’re taking listeners through a tour of Denver’s seedy…
What happens when you put a bunch of philosophers in charge of investigating crimes? You end up with one of the most organized and longest-lasting criminal codes in human history. We’re going back to Imperial China to examine the case of a deadly dispute over a handful of beans.
Richard Lawrence was full of lead. On one fateful day in 1835, he decided to fill President Andrew Jackson with lead too.