Ep. 103 - Surviving a Torture House
Episode description
William Gates overcame the death of his young wife, excelled in his career, started his own business, and found love for a second time–only to wake up on a makeshift operating table in a house designed for torture…
Plus, a 30-year-old cold case has been solved!
Let’s Mourn.
CBS Interactive. (n.d.). 1996 cold case killings of 2 campers at Shenandoah National Park solved, FBI says, pointing to serial rapist. CBS News. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/shenandoah-national-park-1996-cold-case-killings-2-campers-solved-fbi-serial-rapist-walter-leo-jackson-senior/
Former local man held for murder, William Gates charged with killing Louisville man... Newspapers.com. (1924, March 10). https://www.newspapers.com/article/2375943/former_local_man_held_for_murderwilliam/
Morrow, J. (n.d.). The torture house, 1924, Louisville, KY - historicalcrimedetective.com. https://www.historicalcrimedetective.com/the-torture-house/ #murderpodcast #murders #truecrime #germanserialkiller #crimejunkie #bestpodcasts2024 #mfm #myfavoritemurder #1900serialkillers #20/20 #abc #dateline #48hours #crimetime #investigationdiscovery #murderpedia #trial #exoneration #cult #moderncult #LDS #spotifyforpodcasters #shenandoah #nationalparkkiller #solvedcoldcase #unsolvedmysteries