81 episodes
Fox Cities Murder & Mayhem Gavin Schmitt
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- True Crime
Wisconsin has had it's fair share of notorious criminals that have been in the spotlight over the years, but what about bizarre crimes and mayhem that have vanished over time? Join author Gavin Schmitt and Eric Wulterkens as they take you through stories of crimes that were once front page news. Gavin will share crimes from his book "Fox Cities Murder & Mayhem" as well as those that have never been shared by him before.
If you're a fan of true crime who is tired of hearing about the same murders over and over, then you'll definitely like this podcast. And as listeners from the Wisconsin Fox Cities have said, some of these stories (such as the Appleton Butcher episode) have brought back memories of when they first heard about the cases as children. Not from Wisconsin? Don't worry, no knowledge of Wisconsin is necessary to enjoy these episodes.
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Koenke's Woods
In this user submitted episode we hear the story about a story of what homelessness looked like in the appleton area in the 60's
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The Death of Anna Marlo and Albert E Schwittay
In this episode we start with a murder, but then go off on quite a tangent with Government corruption all orchestrated by Albert Schwittay
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The Peshtigo Fire
In this episode we hear an event that we all know happened, but do you know what really happened?
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The Real Kate Blood Story
You may have heard of the infamous gravestone in Riverside Park that weeps blood. In this episode we spend 5 minutes debunking most of that story and go into the history of the Blood family and the pivotal role they played in making Appleton a city
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Mackville Murder and Mayhem
Gavin recently took on a small project to learn about the history of a building in Mackville. He learned of numerous deaths in the building that took 3 kids lives as well as several other strange events that caused unnatural deaths
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Sneak Peak: Stigmas and Open Wounds: The Secret Lives of Introverts
Get a sneak peak of a friend of our podcast Stigmas and Open Wounds. If you enjoy this episode please make sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast player or at stigmasandopenwounds.com