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I live here in KC, and we talk about Mr.Swope and all the charity he did for the community in historical societies and local history locations. His funeral, interestingly enough, lasted three days and had to be held in the Kansas City public library since there were no churches large enough to accommodate the number of people who wanted to come give their goodbyes. The estate where the poisonings happened ended up being torn down, but the images of the former estate are gorgeous. One of the largest city parks was donated and named after him. I imagine that the public at the time wanted Dr Hyde’s head on a pike since Mr.Swope did everything he could to support the poor and that he was going to change his will to further support them after his passing.

I mean, cocaine isn't all that wrong 😅 Novocaine and all such are often used in dentistry.

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Thank you to the algorithm for this. Wonderful. Subscribed. I like this woman. Good storyteller.

All for the shagging?!

I recommend the book "MR MIDSHIPMAN EASY" by Frederick Marrayat. Based on the author's adventures sailing with Lord Thomas Cochrane. It has a good chapter on Phrenology.

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I found this interesting, but the laughing and banter was over the top.

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Lots of talking and talking talking about drinking almost 5 minutes in. Enjoy.

Love the podcast but Would love to see more videos

Should have tried a nightshade infusion. Edible nightsade has quite a resurgence as indigenous plants of the Americas are revived in the social awareness.

I have just recently found the podcast and had to come find this. Thank you for all the laughs the 18 eps I've listened to so far have given - one, in fact, I poured a bucket of water down my wellies 😂

I'm kinda thinking that she was in the wrong place, wrong time. Someone knew that house and veranda were vacant at the time and was surprised by her being there for her walk.

I had been searching for this video so I can fill my cabinet! Thank you!

I think we have the same book collection lol

This is the first episode I've been able to listen to with an actual cocktail in hand. and yes it's a Red Hook!🥰

Recommend Karliene's "Anne Bonny" album. Good music and a lovely version of the story.

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I admit seeing the title and wondering if beer was going to be involved at some point.

Cocaine should come back

A quack team of detectives

Bohot khrab or Dimaki pagl Rani hai ye Eska marna yane Madagascar ke uppar jo paglpan aatyachar tha vo khtm hua Es Rani ko Raj karbhar chalaneki aakal nahi hogi shayad Aapne hi logo ko mara dusreo ke desh ke logo ko marna nahi yachiye or isne aapne hi logo ko mara apane rajy ka bohot bda nuksan kraya pagal rani hai ye

The shark was really Jack the Flipper

Found you guys randomly on Tiktok, have been binge listening to all your episodes, never stop making them, this pod is FANTASTIC!

Huzzah! The first longform video/podcast I've managed to catch since finding you on UA-cam. Before it had been snippets on TT. Excellent fun even though it's a subject I'm pretty well versed in. Told well & highly entertaining. (Off to watch Pt. II)

There is some question in my mind as to the truth of the two chemists testimony. In an age when poisoning was rampant, why would two chemists fail to put his name in the register when it is law and the poison is exotic and unlike antimony has no medical use. There was supposedy a trace but non lethal amount of antimonu found in cook. Conveniently it was used as an emetic. He is guilty. Ironically the circumstantial evidence and his absurd attempts to divert the inquest was more evodent than any actual evidence.

Hr wasn’t buried in a car park but in an unmarked grave in St Cuthbert's Chapel of Ease at Buccleuch (now St Andrew's Greek Orthodox Church) on Guse Dub, near the University of Edinburgh.

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I dug into the locations for this one and I'm loving that I know all of them and grew up in the area where she was out and about. Fun fact that the courthouse in Barnstable is built on a massive hill that children sled down during the winter and yes the courthouse is still the active courthouse and there's a jail so prisoners watch kids sled. It's very odd.

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Have you done your cocktails across the continent yet? I'm asking for someone who knows the future

That's just too many babies 😮

I'm starting a journey to listen to all of your podcasts! I listen while playing farming videogames 😀

I greatly appreciate Sinead's hatred of graham 🙂

How about as dry as the Antarctic highlands? No snow, just rock and the occasional lichen...

Nick's idea about "didoes" being amusing pictures within the watches may be pretty close especially if the watches being sold were made of cheap tin. Merriam-Webster's second definition of "dido" is "something that is frivolous or showy".

No, the Sanson didn't wear the hood.

PLEASE delve into the wives of Henry VIII

Thank you for covering this really, really important piece of American history!

This is phenomenal content, thank you both so much for all of the entertainment and knowledge you've provided for your fans!

For the record, I had nothing to do with the death of Charles II. Personally.

It's a bit of a turducken situation... What a fascinating case! Thanks for sharing!

Already listened to the podcast but dropping a like here too as it's the right thing to do 👍👍

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Nice. I don't think many people realize just how much of everything they plied Iron Mike with. Also ethanol is a specific for methanol and glycol poisoning when fomepizole is not available as it wasn't back in the 1930's. The body will preferentially go after the ethanol first while giving the body the chance to eliminate the other chemicals. So, as you said, the Murder Trust were actually keeping Iron Mike alive.

Croquembouche is a French dessert made of choux, that's stacked into a cone and wrapped in spun threads of caramel, and typically takes about three days to make. Kombucha is, as you guys mentioned, a fermented black tea very popular with the health-conscious! I LOVE the story of Alexander Pearce and his wild escape, so thanks for covering this story!