Yours in Murder

To celebrate Pride, we bring you two cases of trans individuals.

Disasters form part of our collective story, but sometimes history forgets them. In this episode, we cover disasters from London that history has forgotten, inspired by the great series in "The Londonist"

https://londonist.com/2009/08/londons_worst_disastersmapped

This week we cover a horrible crime, but one that doesn’t actually involve murder. In 1990 13 priceless works of art were stolen from the Gardner Art Museum in Boston. To this day the FBI still have no idea who was responsible--

Web Sources

Isabella Stewart Gardner. Isabella Steward Gardner Museum. Retrieved from https://www.gardnermuseum.org/about/isabella-stewart-gardner



The Theft. Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Retrieved from https://www.gardnermuseum.org/about/theft-story



Pasley, James. (2020 March 31) Inside the $500 million art heist from Boston's Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum that still hasn't been solved 30 years on. Business Insider. Retrieved from https://www.businessinsider.com/photos-show-unsolved-art-heist-boston-500-million-2020-3



Goldberg, S. (2020 March) Theft Audio Walk. Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Retrieved from https://www.gardnermuseum.org/sites/default/files/uploads/files/TheftAudioWalkTranscript_FINAL_20200301.pdf

With the recent light on police brutality against Black Americans, we offer the stories of those who were killed by police.

#saytheirnames #blacklivesmatter

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A former Green Beret would be accused of his wife's murder. . .



Sources at yoursinmurder.net

7 people were brutally murdered in a fast food restaurant, but it took almost a decade for any justice to be served. In this episode we finish the story of the Brown's Chicken Massacre.

In 1993 seven employees Brown's Chicken and Pasta in Palatine, Illinois were brutally murdered as they closed the restaurant for the night. The questions of who would do such a thing, and why, remained unanswered for 9 years.

London was not a safe place to be in 1942. At night, when curtains were drawn and lights extinguished, German bombs rained down and a killer prowled the streets looking for vulnerable women.

In 2003, a pizza delivery driver walked into a bank with a bomb strapped to his chest...