Isaac and Peter scavenge their way through the remnants of history's great affairs, assassinations, crimes, conspiracies, coverups, and trials, uncovering the reality obscured by the interests of the rich the powerful, and the worst offender: True Crime.
A People's History of Violence
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Isaac and Peter scavenge their way through the remnants of history's great affairs, assassinations, crimes, conspiracies, coverups, and trials, uncovering the reality obscured by the interests of the rich the powerful, and the worst offender: True Crime.
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Recent Episodes
August 24, 2024
Episode 45: Locked in the Mausoleum
<p>A time capsule episode and a recent history of last month.</p><p>We discuss the motives and means of near-miss assassin Thomas Mathew Crooks and the strange coincidence of an elder care worker trying to kill the heads of a gerontocratic political class. We also talk about the rarity of sniper assassins, the reality of secret service protection, and most of all the greatest of all Assassin Groups: IMRO.</p><p>Music: Opening is "to hunt and gather" by Survival Spheres, Interlude music is "Vibrant" by Survival Spheres. As always thank you to Komakino for our main opening and closing theme.</p>
June 17, 2024
Episode 43: Hoffa Part VI: Disappeared (2 of 2)
<p>The Final Part,</p><p>Into the Maw</p><p>Where is the body.</p><p>Who did it.</p><p>In this final part to the final chapter of our Hoffa and the Teamsters series, we hope to answer to the entangled questions of where Hoffa's body is, who ultimately commissioned his death, and finally, what force derailed this entire investigation? Why, to this day, do FBI excavation teams fruitlessly dig hole after hole in suburban Michigan, New Jersey and Florida?</p><p>The answer, we find quickly has to do with the government-protected status of one individual, the class-collaborator himself: Frank Fitzsimmons, and his relationship with a mob-owned sanitation company. One already known to informants as a part-time body disposal plant.</p><p>In our final look back however, we look at the words of Pete Camarata for what Hoffa's death meant to teamster dissidents and socialists trying to take control of their own union.</p><p>MORE ON OUR PATREON: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.patreon.com/posts/105393549">https://www.patreon.com/posts/105393549</a></p>
June 17, 2024
Episode 42: Hoffa Part VI: Disappeared (1 of 2)
<p>THE FINAL CHAPTER, THEY DISAPPEARED HIM:</p><p>TIMELINES.</p><p>WITNESSES.</p><p>PHYSICAL EVIDENCE.</p><p>On the cusp of retaking the presidency of the largest and most powerful union in the continent, and with an angry rank and file sweeping him forward, Jimmy Hoffa was abducted and murdered. The shipping company owners, white house staffers and collaborationist teamster regional chieftains could rest easy and look forward to a new and lucrative era where the highways are free of barricades and loads are plodded over by immiserated low-wage drivers. So why is the Hoffa abduction and murder thought of as a gangster story, rather than one of labor violence, a story used to put a note of mystery into the memoirs of dying mafia men?</p><p>In this 2-part final chapter to our Hoffa and the Teamsters saga we talk about the final hours of Jimmy Hoffa's life and the competing alibis given by his abductors. Along the way we discuss mid-70s luxury sedans, DNA analysis, and the maximum size of a Coho salmon.</p><p>MORE ON OUR PATREON: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.patreon.com/posts/105059752">https://www.patreon.com/posts/105059752</a></p><p></p>
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