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In-depth research by Paris Brown, a PhD candidate, former 9-1-1 police radio dispatcher, and vintage curator of true crime, mysteries, tragedies, eccentrics, and the beauty of the bizarre--all told with flair and big hair. Formerly 'Class A Felons.'
11. Truman Capote & Ann Woodward: Miss Bang-Bang, Part 2
Crime Scholar
1 hour 10 minutes 32 seconds
6 years ago
11. Truman Capote & Ann Woodward: Miss Bang-Bang, Part 2
A glamorous but ostracized socialite shoots her husband in their home one night but claims she thought he was a prowler. High society (mostly) takes her word for it...until Truman Capote, the author of the first true crime novel, In Cold Blood, reminds the public of the Woodwards' fraught relationship and accuses Ann of murder by writing a vicious short story about her. This is part 2, which focuses on Ann and Billy Woodward and the infamous shooting.
At the 45-second mark, Batty the podcat joins in with the cutest little squeak ever.
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Dr. Frankenstein. "Theme for 'The Mad Thinker'" from The Cursed Tapes: Stolen Songs from Dr. Frankenstein's Lab, 2005
and
Tchaikovsky. "Piano Concerto No. 1," 1874-75. Performed by the NBC Symphony Orchestra, 1941.
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Crime Scholar
In-depth research by Paris Brown, a PhD candidate, former 9-1-1 police radio dispatcher, and vintage curator of true crime, mysteries, tragedies, eccentrics, and the beauty of the bizarre--all told with flair and big hair. Formerly 'Class A Felons.'
