5 episodes
Murder Me A Little Cara Coslow
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- True Crime
A true crime podcast that takes an in-depth look crimes using court records,documents, and recordings. The host of the show has a personal connection to several of the stories told.
Host/Research/Writer: Cara Coslow
Producer/Engineer/Editor/Co-Host: Missy Speert Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cara-coslow/support
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Murder Me A Little "Webb of Lies" Part 5
Friends! The last episode in the Madeline Webb murder case series is here and it's really special. Tonight we speak Micki Van Deventer and Dan Williams, authors of the upcoming book on Madeline. I promise you'll like it!
Stay tuned for the next story cycle, which will be an incredibly dark and disturbing story.
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Webb of lies part four
Hear the conclusion of the Madeline Webb story whose life took a tragic and deadly turn. . . But was she guilty? Decide for yourself.
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Webb of Lies: The Story of Madeline Webb part 3
Madeline Discusses what she was doing while the murder was occurring. We hear Eddie Shonbrun and Murray Hirschl's different versions of how the murder happened.
Music:
"My Old Flame" by Sam Coslow and Arthur Johnston, performed by Billie Holiday.
Incidental music license through our friends at Epidemic Sound.
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Webb of Lies: The Story of Madeline Webb part 2
Madeline talks about her connection to the victim in very unusual terms and we go deeper into the crime itself.
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Webb of Lies, The Story of Madeline Webb part 1
It was one of the biggest trials of the 1940's and the nation's interest centered on one defendent: the beautiful actress Madeline Webb. In 1942 Madeline Webb was accused of making a phone call luring a wealthy acquaintance, Susan Reich, to a hotel where she would be robbed and murdered by Madeline’s lover, Eli Shonbrun. Madeline was sentenced to life without parole but she always denied making the call. Eli Shonbrun, who was sentenced to death, also swore she never made this call. This was a murder by appointment, but would Madeline have set up a murder leaving her name and address with the victim's family? We have hours of audio tape of Madeline discussing the crime and we'll attempt to unravel the question at the heart of this mystery: did Madeline make the phone call?
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