I produce this series for my YouTube channel "Steve the Amateur Historian" and bring it to you here in podcast form. In this series I discuss unsolved murders, missing persons cases, Jane/John Doe cases, etc. As an Oregonian many of my early episodes are focused on cases from that state, but I have expanded the series now to cover cases from all over America.
Mystery Murders
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I produce this series for my YouTube channel "Steve the Amateur Historian" and bring it to you here in podcast form. In this series I discuss unsolved murders, missing persons cases, Jane/John Doe cases, etc. As an Oregonian many of my early episodes are focused on cases from that state, but I have expanded the series now to cover cases from all over America.
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January 7, 2022
THE GRIM WIDOW: The Story of a Mysterious Wife and a Mysterious Murder
<p>Originally produced as an audio book on my YouTube channel, this is the story of the murder of Harry Agee. Agee's throat was cut while he laid in bed with his wife, Ann, in their modest home in the Portsmouth neighborhood of Portland, Oregon back in 1921. Officially, the murder remains unsolved to this day. But back then the focus was put on his wife who, by her own account, slept through her husband's slaying and only awoke in the aftermath to chase the assailant from her home. This is a story of mystery, intrigue, infidelity, corruption and, of course, murder.</p>
January 1, 2022
The Neglected Disappearance of Jay Calvin Pringle
<p>This is a case that truly astonishes me, not so much for it's mystery as much as for the fact that it seemed nobody cared to resolve the matter. Back in 1977 Pringle was only 17-years old living in Medford in southern Oregon. He went on a road trip down into California with a companion, oddly enough during the school year (I don't know the circumstances of Pringle's schooling... just an interesting note). A while later Pringle's companion returned to town without him, claiming they had a falling out while down in Los Angeles. He said the last time he saw Pringle was when he walked away. However, this companion, that is definitely the prime suspect in the case, had all of Pringle's money on him, which he proceeded to spend. Lots of oddities and mystery regarding what happened to this young man, but again, more than anything I am troubled by the fact that a young man, not even a legal adult yet, vanished from sight and nobody cared to seriously investigate the matter.</p>
December 24, 2021
The Mystery Murder of Mildred Green
<p>This episode takes us back to 1912 and the town of Eugene, Oregon. As you'll hear at the start, I produced this piece right at the start of the pandemic (and was making a store-run while keeping sure to wear a mask)... establishing a time and place for when I put this out. </p> <p>In our tragic story here I tell the story of Mildren Green, a little girl living with her father in the heart of Eugene. Her father, a local Reverend, discovered her dead in her bed, with her throat cut. This brutal killing sent shock waves through the whole community both in the fact that such a young girl had been killed in such a way and that it happened to the daughter of a local religious man. Many suspects came and went with no resolution. But I have personal theory, a theory that the newspapers of the time did their best to avoid considering...</p>
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