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Aug. 29, 2022

1852: Nimrod O'Kelly and the Oregon Supreme Court's First Murder Case

It's another unfortunate name and in this case we have mixed feelings. You decide... selfish land pirate or a man protecting his property? Join the ONUC gals this week as they discuss the first official recorded homicide case before the Oregon Supreme Court. Trigger Warning Level: Low Visit our website…

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Aug. 22, 2022

1852: The North Carolina Tragedy

Sometimes it's the person you least expect that turns out to have a dark side. It's even more shocking when that person is respected and loved by others. But, what if they are also the reverend?! Join the ONUC gals this week as the discuss the murder of schoolteacher Clement…

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Aug. 15, 2022

1851: Pamela Lee Worms

Yes, the last name is tragic but even more terrible are the crimes that the woman committed. Join the ONUC gals this week as they discuss the life and confession of Pamela Lee Worms. Trigger Warning Level: Low Visit our website www.onenationundercrime.com for all of the ways to contact and…

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Aug. 8, 2022

1851: The First and Last Execution in Wisconsin's History

There aren't many states that can say they've only had ONE execution in their history. But, Wisconsin is certainly on that list. Join the ONUC gals this week as they discuss the death penalty, John McCaffary's crime that made him infamous, and the execution that was the one and only…

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Aug. 8, 2022

One Nation Under Crime - 1851: The First and Last Execution in Wisconsin's History

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Aug. 1, 2022

USBS: WTF News Volume One

Bit of a content warning on this one! While there is no language involved... there's innuendo that might be a bit too close to the line for those with younger ears around. On this USBS we decided to mix it up a bit and show another side of the ONUC…

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July 25, 2022

USBS: The Actual First Gold Rushes

In this episode, we are digging into the first gold rushes in the United States and no... California wasn't the first. We're heading down south to North Carolina and Georgia. We are learning some interesting things in this episode. For instance, did you know the Trail of Tears was a…

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July 18, 2022

1850: The Dunbar Hollow Murders

Lust, Love, Loathing, and Loot are the four Ls of murder. This case has a bit of it all. This week join the ONUC gals as they discuss the Dunbar Hollow Murders. Small Trigger Warning for Child Death Visit our website www.onenationundercrime.com for all of the ways to contact and…

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July 11, 2022

1850: The Goffle Road Murders

Several items are stollen from a house on Goffle Road. Just a bit later, a judge and his wife are brutally murdered. But, nothing is taken. Why? This week the ONUC gals discuss an attorney's thoughts on the court system, the events in 1850, and the Goffle Road murders. Trigger…

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July 4, 2022

1849: The Odd Life and Mysterious Death of Edgar Allan Poe

This week's episode was Kayla's dream came true and the ONUC gals covered the odd life and mysterious death of Edgar Allan Poe. Trigger Warning Level: Low Visit our website www.onenationundercrime.com for all of the ways to contact and follow us. We are on Twitter @onucpod, Instagram @onenationundercrime, and on…

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June 27, 2022

1849: The Harvard Murder Case

A murder? Literally INSIDE the walls of an Ivy League? Um, also... a toilet? WTD?! (What the duck?!) Join the ONUC gals this week as they discuss the Harvard Murder Case and the spirit that is still attached to the George Parkman House. Trigger Warning Level: Low Visit our website…

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June 20, 2022

1848: The Controversial Execution of Washington Goode

It's another case that people might not be aware of. One that sparked outrage but not in the way many might think. The outrage came from the execution of a man convicted of murder. Confused? The execution of Washington Goode sparked a movement in a way many never imagined. Join…

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June 15, 2022

2019: The Unsolved Case of Jessica McCormack

*Correction: After recording our episode about Jessica, we received a message that one of the friends and Jessica’s birthdays are only a day apart and Jessica’s is actually the 15th while the friends is the 16th. This episode will be released on the 15th and once Kayla is back from…

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June 13, 2022

1848: Eliza Darling Borden and the Borden Family Curse

**If you or someone you know is having symptoms of Peripartum Depression (previously Postpartum Depression), please please please speak with your OBGYN about what you are experiencing and take it seriously. You can find a ton of resources at postpartum.org (https://www.postpartum.net/get-help/help-for-moms/) or in the US you can call or text…

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June 6, 2022

1847: The Murder of John Runkle By His Wife Mary (Allegedly)

It's a classic story. Woman marries a man she doesn't love and then over 10 years later he's dead. Join the ONUC gals this week as they discuss the creator of the Ouija board and the murder of John Runkle by his wife Mary... allegedly. Trigger Warning Level: Low Visit…

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May 30, 2022

1847: Elvira Houghton and the ONUC One Year Anniversary

HAPPY ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY! Join the ONUC gals this week as the reminisce on the first year of the podcast, the questions you should never ask anyone, and the tragic case of Elvira Houghton. Trigger Warning Level: Low Visit our website www.onenationundercrime.com for all of the ways to contact and…

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May 23, 2022

1846: America's First M'Naghten Defense AKA 'Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity'

This case was NOT easy to find and seeing it's a FIRST for the United States it's honestly impossibly to understand why it's not more known. Cases like this are the reason this podcast exists. Pulling cases from the metaphorical back shelves of the library, dusting them off, and giving…

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May 16, 2022

1846: The Donner Party

It's happened. We have officially covered it. The Donner Party. Join the ONUC gals this week as they discuss Manifest Destiny, the tragic events that led to the Donner groups down fall, and how the moral to the story is that you should listen to your friends when they give…

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May 9, 2022

1845: America's First 'Sleepwalking Killer'

Have you ever wondered when sleepwalking became a legit excuse for murder? Have you ever wondered who first used the defense AND got away with it? This week the ONUC gals discuss a doctor turned body snatcher turned famous college professor, the topic of continuous consent, and the first time…

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May 2, 2022

1845: The Berlin Murder Case

WE MADE IT TO EPISODE 50 Y'ALL! Join the ONUC gals this week on a particularly long episode covering everything from Johnny Depp and his connection to the West Memphis Three, a man who murdered his wife just eight days after they got married, and another murder ballad to add…

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April 25, 2022

1844: The Murdered Mormons - Part Two

How many Mormons does it take to start the Mormon church? Better question, how many prior Mormon church leaders does it take to try and topple its leader? This week the ONUC gals wrap up the case of Joseph and Hyrum Smith. They discuss the literal movement of the church…

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April 18, 2022

1844: The Murdered Mormons - Part One

We know that people are murdered for their religious beliefs. But, what if you started the religion that led to your murder? Not only your murder, but also the murder of your brother? That is exactly what happened to the founder of Mormon church, Joseph Smith and his brother, Hyrum.…

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April 11, 2022

1843: The Hanging and Redemption of John Gordon

Join the ONUC gals this week as the discuss the wrongful hanging of John Gordon, what they did during their time off, and the crazy circumstances that surround this case. Trigger Warning Level: Low Visit our website www.onenationundercrime.com for all of the ways to contact and follow us. We are…

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March 28, 2022

1842: Alexander Holmes and the Sinking of the William Brown

What if the events of the Titanic happened in the 1840s? Could the events of the Titanic have been prevented? As it turns out the answers is, no. Because they did happen on the William Brown in 1842. The similarities? An iceberg, in April, and a lack of lifeboats. The…

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