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He was the Justin Bieber of the 1930s—then the story swerved. In 1933, singer Harry Footman rocketed to fame. Four years later came Guilty as Charged, an album whose tracks were all people’s names. Listeners said the lyrics felt like threats. They called the police.
The legend claims that in Harry’s hometown, a run of missing-person reports from the previous year matched the tracklist. There’s even an impossible date printed on some sleeves—“October 32, 1937”—a cursed detail collectors still whisper about.
Authorities moved to arrest him onstage. He bolted, a hundred-car chase behind him. After three hours, the car rolled to a stop—no driver, just a
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