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This podcast discusses a kidnapping case in 1928 Los Angeles where a boy disappeared and highlights how the LAPD's reputation was affected by another prominent kidnapping case just prior.
When a child goes missing, the first few hours are the most crucial. It is distressing when the police are not only incompetent, but corrupt as well, and it can lead to disastrous consequences.
The podcast discusses the distressing story of Christine Collins who was left in a traumatic state for months after her son was kidnapped and returned to her with a different boy. She had to cope with the trauma on her own and had no support or resources to help her through the ordeal.
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Dale Dickey, who played the roommate at the mental hospital in the movie “No Exit”, also starred in the movie adaptation of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's Book Americanah, which features a character who is committed to a mental hospital by an evil doctor.
This podcast episode discusses the story of Walter Collins, a little boy who was murdered during the Wineville Chicken Coop murders, as well as the testimony of Sanford Clark, who claimed to have been forced to participate in the murders.
A teenager impersonated a missing boy and successfully convinced authorities and the missing boy's family that he was their son. He was eventually caught when his handwriting didn't match the real missing boy's handwriting.
In this episode, the hosts discuss the Reverend in the Women's League who got the support to sue the LAPD and Captain Jones for false imprisonment of Walter Collins, and Christine's disbelief of Walter being killed by Gordon Stuart Northcott.
The infamous case of Gordon Northcott involved the kidnapping and killing of young boys. Northcott's defense called Christine Collins, mother of one of the victims, to the stand during his trial and he later admitted to lying about killing her son before he was executed.
The movie "Changeling" portrays the story of the Wineville Chicken Coop Murders, where a boy named Walter Collins allegedly saved another boy during a late-night escape attempt after they dislodged a wire from the chicken coop. In reality, Christine Collins suffered enough as her husband was in prison throughout the whole ordeal and the parole board later reported that Walter died in prison in 1932.
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