The Car Barn Murders w/ Karen Smith
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2023
- In the early morning of January 21st, 1935 two employees of the Capital Transit Company in Chevy Chase, Maryland were cold-bloodedly gunned down. One of the men murdered was my guest's great-great uncle Emory Smith. As the police investigated the list of compelling suspects grew, but a powerful cover-up appeared to be in play, ultimately preventing the perpetrators from facing justice.
Former forensic detective Karen Smith joins me today to talk about her extensive personal investigation into this 88-year-old cold case, and she shares some of the shocking evidence she uncovered during her research. Karen is the host of the popular podcast "Shattered Souls", available wherever podcasts are heard.
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Karen Smith is a gifted communicator. Great episode. Thank you both.
What a fascinating story! Karen Smith's detective work was outstanding, uncovering a case with all the surprising twists and turns of the best crime dramas.
This is such a fascinating case. Kudos to Karen Smith for being such a thorough investigator. If it wasn't for the Most Notorious Podcast, I may never have heard of this case.
Wow..this was incredible. What an articulate detective this woman is, and how satisfying it must be for her to feel confident she’s solved this almost century’s old case. As always, the host of this podcast makes it so easy to listen, and I’m always impressed with the fantastic guests he finds! Very interested to hear the full podcast of this case and her other cases for more details. Thanks!
Thank you so much for this very interesting case. It gripped me all the way, and I love your channel very much ❤️
This was really interesting. I have found that many families just don't talk about traumatic events that have happened to people they love. This story really led her down a rabbit hole. With her background I see this case being solved.
Love this channel. I’ve been listening to the podcast for years now. ❤✌️💯👽🧬
I don't understand why this channel does not get more likes .
Neither do I! 😁
A suggestion for a book and guest author: Reasonable Doubt by Steve Vogel. It's such an intriguing case about a murdered family, a husband/father who was found guilty of the crimes, then, on appeal was found not guilty. (I haven't read it myself.)
I’m a fan of the entire series, but there are too many “I was likes” to my liking.
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It is.