Tag: November 1933
Dr. Waiter K. Wilkins Arrested for Murder, Long Beach NJ, 1933
In a shocking case of brutality, Dr. Waiter K. Wilkins, a seemingly gentle 73-year-old physician from Long Beach, New Jersey, has been arrested for the murder of his wife. The gruesome details of the crime are as disturbing as they are commonplace. According to investigators, Wilkins bludgeoned his wife to death with a blunt object,…
William G Shepherd, Suspicious Death, California 2024
A shocking revelation has rocked the literary world as news spreads of the passing of acclaimed writer William G. Shepherd. His untimely demise has left fans and colleagues reeling, wondering what led to the sudden end of a storied career. Shepherd’s name was synonymous with excellence, and his feature articles had traversed the globe, earning…
Absentee Officials Leave Trail of Deceit and Debt in Indianapolis
In a scathing verdict, Superior Judge John W Kern brought the hammer down on a group of absentee officials operating out of Chicago, who had been bleeding Indianapolis’s Trustees System dry through their gross mismanagement. The verdict, delivered on November 22, 1933, upheld the reorganization plan proposed by a committee of gold note holders and…
Jack Williams, Cattle Theft, Montana 1933
Harlem, Montana, November 17, 1933 – The rural landscape of rural Montana has been marred by a series of puzzling crimes that have left local residents scratching their heads. At the epicenter of this whodunit is the tranquil Hogeland area, where cattle rancher Jack Williams is grappling with the disappearance of several prized animals. It’s…
Omega Fraternity Member, Hazing Charges, Pennsylvania 2024
In the midst of the Great Depression, the Omega Psi Phi fraternity of Washington, D.C. is gearing up for their annual Negro Achievement Week celebration. But behind the scenes, a different story unfolds. On November 17, 1933, they will take over radio station WJSV, broadcasting a program that will showcase the talents of Dr. Benjamin…
Poison in the Shadows: A Washington Wickedness
November 12, 1933, will be etched in the memories of the Carew family and their acquaintances in Washington, D.C. forever. It began innocently enough: a business deal that seemed to be on the verge of fruition, with Mr. Carew poised to acquire a significant stake in a prominent business house. The money was to be…
