Crime Classics

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Crime Classics


Each of the following broadcasts are 30 minutes in length unless otherwise noted.


To order, select the following CD number(s) of your choice:


CD015022.
12/03/52 The Crime Of Bathsheba Spooner – Audition Program (1778)
06/15/53 # 1 The Crime Of Bathsheba Spooner (1778)

CD015023.
06/22/53 # 2 The Shockingly Peaceful Passing Of Thomas Edwin Bartlett, Greengrocer
06/29/53 # 3 The Checked Life And Sudden Death Of Colonel James Fisk, Junior (1872)

CD015024.
07/06/53 # 4 The Shrapnelled Body Of Charles Drew, Senior
07/13/53 # 5 The Terrible Deed Of John White Webster And His Crime That Shocked
The Nation

CD015025.
07/20/53 # 6 The Death Of A Picture Hanger
07/27/53 # 7 The Final Day Of General Ketchum And How He Died

CD015026.
08/03/53 # 8 Mr. Thrower’s Hammer
08/10/53 # 9 The Ax And The Droot Family: How They Fared

CD015027.
08/17/53 #10 The Incredible Trial Of Laura D. Fair (VG+)
08/24/53 #11 The Alsop Family: How It Diminished And Grew Again (AFRS)

CD015028.
08/31/53 #12 Your Loving Son, Nero
09/07/53 #13 The Torment Of Henrietta Robinson And Why She Killed

CD015029.
09/30/53 #14 The Bloody, Bloody Banks Of Fall River
10/07/53 #15 The Hangman And William Palmer Who Won

CD015030.
10/14/53 #16 The Seven Layered Arsenic Cake Of Madame Lafarge
10/21/53 #17 Billy Bonnie Bloodletter: Also Known as “The Kid”

CD015031.
10/28/53 #18 John Hayes, His Head, And How They Were Parted
11/04/53 #19 Raschi Among The Crocodiles And The Prank He Played

CD015032.
11/11/53 #20 Blackbeard’s Fourteenth Wife: Why She Was No Good For Him
11/18/53 #21 The Triangle On The Round Table (VG)

CD015033.
11/25/53 #22 The Killing Story Of William Corder And The Farmer’s Daughter
12/02/53 #23 If A Body Need A Body, Just Call Burke And Hare

CD015034.
12/09/53 #24 The Assassination Of Abraham Lincoln
12/16/53 #25 John And Judith, Their Crime, And Why They Didn’t Get To Enjoy It

CD015035.
12/30/53 #26 Coyle And Richardson: Why They Hung In A Spanking Breeze
01/06/54 #27 The Younger Brothers: Why Some Of Them Grew No Older

CD015036.
01/13/54 #28 How Supan Got The Hook Outside Bombay
01/20/54 #29 Madeline Smith, Maid Or Murderess: Which?

CD015037.
01/27/54 #30 The Boorn Brothers And The Hangman: A Study In Nip And Tuck
02/03/54 #31 The Incredible History Of John Shepard

CD015038.
02/10/54 #32 Twenty-Three Knives Against Caesar
02/17/54 #33 Jean Baptiste Troppmann: Killer Of Many (VG+)

CD015039.
02/24/54 #34 The Good Ship Jane: Why She Became Floatsam
03/03/54 #35 Roger Nems: How He, Though Dead, Won The Game (VG)

CD015040.
03/10/54 #36 New Hampshire, The Tiger And Brad Ferguson: What Happened Then (VG)
03/17/54 #37 Old Sixtoes: How He Stopped Construction On The B.B.C. & I.

CD015041.
03/24/54 #38 Francisco Pizarro: His Heart On A Golden Knife (Missing – NOT HERE)
03/31/54 #39 Robby-Boy Balfour: How He Wrecked A Big Prison’s Reputation

CD015042.
04/07/54 #40 The General’s Daughter, The Czar’s Lieutenant And The Linen Closet:
A Russian Tragedy
04/14/54 #41 James Evans, Fireman: How He Extinguished A Human Torch

CD015043.
04/21/54 #42 Caesar Borgia: His Most Difficult Murder (VG-) (AFRS)
04/28/54 #43 Widow Magee And The Three Gypsies – A Vermont Fandango

CD015044.
05/05/54 #44 Bunny Baumler: His Close Brush With Fame (VG) (AFRS)
05/12/54 #45 Mr. Clarke’s Skeleton In Mr. Adam’s Closet: The Noise It Made (VG) (AFRS)

CD015045.
05/26/54 #46 The Lethal Habit Of Marquise De Brinvilliers
06/02/54 #47 Mr. Jonathon Jewett: How, Most Peculiarly, He Cheated The Hangman

CD015046.
06/09/54 #48 The Assassination Of Leon Trotsky
06/16/54 #49 The Death Of A Baltimore Birdie And Friend (VG+)

CD015047.
06/23/54 #50 Ali Pasha: A Turkish Delight (AFRS)
06/30/54 #51 Good Evening, My Name Is Jack The Ripper



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