Dayton murder & mayhem: a bayonet shootout, a jealous Royal Albert and a 10-year-old Mead fed only water and beef tea What Had Happened Was: A podcast for Dayton

The players have changed, but the murder and mystery sounds the same. 
“What Had Happened Was” podcast host Amelia Robinson chatted with Woodland Cemetery’s Angie Hoschouer about three of the most shocking cases in Dayton’s history.
All are new to the cemetery’s History, Mystery, Murder and Mayhem Tour. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the tours are only virtual or self-guided this year. 

Angie explains the fate of Mary “Mamie” Hagerty who was gunned down by a jealous yal Albert “Roy” Fowler on Harshman Street, 10-year-old Eliza "Leila" Mead of the famous Mead family, who died after being fed only water and beef tea, and Officer Thomas J. McFadden, a Civil War veteran killed during a bayonet shootout at a Louisville house party. 
In addition to all that, Angie explains the evidence of the Spanish Flu’s famous curve and what it can teach us about today. 
Find our more about the History, Mystery, Murder and Mayhem Tour at https://woodlandcemetery.org.