Crimes of the Carolinas
Crimes of the Carolinas
Podcast Description
If you have a fascination with true crime and a passion for the intriguing tales history holds, this podcast is for you!Dive into the captivating world of Iredell County's most notorious crimes, as well as riveting stories from neighboring counties and throughout Western North Carolina. Join us as we unravel the mysteries right in our own backyard.Hosted by Iredell County Public Library.
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The podcast focuses on historical true crimes, forensic analysis, and the impact of societal issues on criminal cases, with episodes like 'Till Death Do Us Part' exploring the cases of Mary Minish and Netta White Harrison. Specific topics include the legal implications of crimes, mental health controversies in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and cultural reflections on crime.
If you have a fascination with true crime and a passion for the intriguing tales history holds, this podcast is for you!
Dive into the captivating world of Iredell County's most notorious crimes, as well as riveting stories from neighboring counties and throughout Western North Carolina. Join us as we unravel the mysteries right in our own backyard.
Hosted by Iredell County Public Library.
In episode three of the Crimes of the Carolinas, we delve into guerrilla warfare in Western North Carolina during the Civil War. This episode explores the guerrilla tactics used by both Union and Confederate sympathizers, the strain on small mountain communities, and how political divisions and familial loyalties created deep-seated bitterness and violence that continued well into the Reconstruction era.
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