Crime Will Tell
3 - Herbert Rowse Armstrong
2 - Veronica Bozza
1 - Mary Borthwick
by Crime Will Tell
On May 31, 1922, Herbert Rowse Armstrong was hanged for murdering his wife Kitty with arsenic. Prior to that, he was arrested for the attempted murder of a professional rival, using the same poison method. He maintained his innocence all the way to is death in both circumstances. There are those who believed Armstong had been framed by the very same rival he was accused of trying to kill. Are you Team Armstrong or Team Judge & Jury?
On August 29, 2010, Veronica Bozza was gunned down in her home outside of Nashville, TN. She was a devoted mother and TV producer, who was well loved and respected. As detectives investigate the crime, the case takes an ugly turn.
On August 15, 1914, Mary Borthwick was brutally murdered at her home, along with her two children and four others. Julian Carlton, the man who murdered them, never gave a motive. He died seven weeks later, taking any possibility of learning what made him snap to the grave with him. Oh, and there’s a famous guy involved too.
On this bonus episode, we discuss the controversial murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO, Brian Thompson, who was gunned down by Luigi Mangione. Some people think Mangione is a cold-blooded killer, while others view him as a hero.