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Speculations on the death of Henry
22:37 - 27:01 (04:24)
The circumstances in which Henry died, which are similar to those in which other people have died, suggest that King probably did not kill him, and it is common for killers to be accused retrospectively of crimes they did not commit.
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Harold Schechter shares his revisionist ideas that H. H. Holmes did not kill as many people in his infamous "murder hotel."
22:37 - 23:22 (00:45)
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Harold Schechter shares his revisionist ideas that H. H. Holmes did not kill as many people in his infamous "murder hotel."
ChapterSpeculations on the death of Henry
EpisodeDid You Hear What Eddie Gein Done: A Chat with Harold Schechter & Eric Powell
PodcastLast Podcast On The Left
The circumstances surrounding Henry Lesser's death, which were similar to those in which other people have died in the past, make it unlikely that he was murdered by Albert Fish or any other potential suspect.
23:22 - 25:48 (02:25)
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The circumstances surrounding Henry Lesser's death, which were similar to those in which other people have died in the past, make it unlikely that he was murdered by Albert Fish or any other potential suspect.
ChapterSpeculations on the death of Henry
EpisodeDid You Hear What Eddie Gein Done: A Chat with Harold Schechter & Eric Powell
PodcastLast Podcast On The Left
Author Harold Schechter discusses how serial killers are often accused of crimes they did not commit, like the case of Andrew Kehoe who was blamed for killing his stepmother after the Bath School Disaster of 1927.
25:48 - 27:01 (01:13)
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Author Harold Schechter discusses how serial killers are often accused of crimes they did not commit, like the case of Andrew Kehoe who was blamed for killing his stepmother after the Bath School Disaster of 1927.