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Ghosts of the Gazette

Ghosts of the Gazette

by Blake Garbe & Kendra Clark

History True Crime

Season 1

EP21: July 13, 1895 - That Would Buy You 740 Goldfish

This Monday on Ghosts of the Gazette: we’re turning the clock back to 1895! Kendra uncovers the case of Emma Hall, a young woman who went missing from her family and was sent from England to Detroit for what was to be a secret operation but instead, she became the victim of a shocking plot that involved her family friend - Reverend Jonathan Bell. A strange twist involving a reporter and a local Detroit undertaker prevented her from disappearing forever and being buried under a fake name in Detroit’s Forest Lawn Cemetery. Then Blake heads to Atlantic City New Jersey, where millionaire Edward Drouin lived life on his own terms. His extravagant and eccentric personality, unconventional lifestyle, and truly bizarre death made headlines that sound almost too strange to be true. Every other Monday, we dig into fascinating stories from the past — all reported and talked about in the newspapers on the exact same date (though many years ago) as the episode airs. It’s history, headlines, and a touch of mystery, all rolled into your new favourite podcast. Tune in and discover the stories history left behind! You can catch Ghosts of the Gazette on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube - don’t forget to subscribe! We’ll be sharing newspaper clippings, photos, and other curious finds from our research on Instagram, where you can follow us @‌ghostsofthegazette You can also support us by following us on TikTok and across all of our platforms! You can even email us with comments, love letters, inquiries, etc. at ghostsofthegazette@gmail.com Hosted by Blake Garbe and Kendra Clark, original theme by Kelly Steinhoff.

EP20: JUNE 29, 1986 - Why Don’t You Just MYOB?

This Monday on Ghosts of the Gazette: we’re travelling back to 1986! Kendra tells us about a case that happened in the apartment she once called home. The heartbreaking story of Ann Marie Masson, a young mother whose life was tragically cut short in what was once a rooming house located at 2468 Robie Street in Halifax, Nova Scotia — an unsolved case that left lasting scars on her loved ones and the community. Blake takes us to Pittsburgh, where John Lesko and Michael Traviglia unleashed a brutal killing spree that would become one of the region's most disturbing crime stories. Every other Monday, we dig into fascinating stories from the past — all reported and talked about in the newspapers on the same date (though many years ago) as the episode airs. It’s history, headlines, and a touch of mystery, all rolled into your new favourite podcast. Tune in and discover the stories history left behind! You can catch Ghosts of the Gazette on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube - don’t forget to subscribe! We’ll be sharing newspaper clippings, photos, and other curious finds from our research on Instagram, where you can follow us @‌ghostsofthegazette You can also support us by following us on TikTok and across all of our platforms! You can even email us with comments, love letters, inquiries, etc., at ghostsofthegazette@gmail.com Hosted by Blake Garbe and Kendra Clark, original theme by Kelly Steinhoff.

EP18: June 1, 1993 - Kids Draw the Babadook

This Monday on Ghosts of the Gazette: we’re finally back from the beach, so come travel with us back to June 1st 1993! Kendra tells the story of the tragic Drake Diner slayings in Des Moines, Iowa, where Cara McGrane and Tim Burnett lost their lives in a terribly senseless crime that would later lead to the controversial conviction of Joseph White Jr. Blake takes us to Staten Island, New York, where the violent history of Richard Mallen culminated in the murder of Joseph Marshall, raising questions about how a man with a long record of trouble continued to evade lasting consequences… Every other Monday, we dig into fascinating stories from the past — all originally reported on the exact same date (though many years ago) as the episode airs. It’s history, headlines, and a touch of mystery, all rolled into your new favourite podcast. Tune in and discover the stories history left behind! You can catch Ghosts of the Gazette on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube - don’t forget to subscribe! We’ll be sharing newspaper clippings, photos, and other curious finds from our research on Instagram, where you can follow us @‌ghostsofthegazette You can also support us by following us on TikTok and across all of our platforms! You can even email us with comments, love letters, inquiries, etc. at ghostsofthegazette@gmail.com Hosted by Blake Garbe and Kendra Clark, original theme by Kelly Steinhoff.

EP17: BONUS EXTRA EXTRA

This Monday on Ghosts of the Gazette: Kendra and Blake bring lost and forgotten Extra Extras that they've been collecting over the past 16 episodes for your listening pleasure! Every other Monday, we dig into fascinating stories from the past — all originally reported on the exact same date (though many years ago) as the episode airs. It’s history, headlines, and a touch of mystery, all rolled into your new favourite podcast. Tune in and discover the stories history left behind! You can catch Ghosts of the Gazette on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube - don’t forget to subscribe! We’ll be sharing newspaper clippings, photos, and other curious finds from our research on Instagram, where you can follow us @‌ghostsofthegazette You can also support us by following us on TikTok and across all of our platforms! You can even email us with comments, love letters, inquiries, etc. at ghostsofthegazette@gmail.com Hosted by Blake Garbe and Kendra Clark, original theme by Kelly Steinhoff.

EP16: April 13, 1900 - Mayor McCheese is Just As Believable

This Monday on Ghosts of the Gazette: we’re haunting you with stories from April 13, 1900! Kendra takes you to Detroit, Michigan, inside a quiet bicycle shop outside of the historic and forgotten Capitol Theatre… where the murder of John Reindel unfolds, and a young suspect leaves more questions than answers with a lot at steak… Blake brings you to Paris, France, tracing the rise of the powerful Rothschild family—and how their legacy of wealth and influence collided with a little-known and shocking duel. Every other Monday, we dig into fascinating stories from the past — all originally reported on the exact same date (though many years ago) as the episode airs. It’s history, headlines, and a touch of mystery, all rolled into your new favourite podcast. Tune in and discover the stories history left behind! You can catch Ghosts of the Gazette on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube - don’t forget to subscribe! We’ll be sharing newspaper clippings, photos, and other curious finds from our research on Instagram, where you can follow us @‌ghostsofthegazette You can also support us by following us on TikTok and across all of our platforms! You can even email us with comments, love letters, inquiries, etc. at ghostsofthegazette@gmail.com Hosted by Blake Garbe and Kendra Clark, original theme by Kelly Steinhoff.

EP15: March 30, 1933 - Thanks, It Was a Scalpel

This Monday on Ghosts of the Gazette: we’re reliving stories reported on March 30th, 1933! Kendra takes us to Winston-Salem, North Carolina, where the sudden and controversial death of tobacco heir Zachary Smith Reynolds sent shockwaves through high society… and placed Broadway star Libby Holman at the center of a scandal that still sparks debate today. Blake heads west to Colorado, where the dramatic kidnapping of wealthy heir Charles Boettcher II launches a frantic investigation, a ransom demand, and a race to uncover who was behind one of the era’s most gripping crimes. Every other Monday, we dig into fascinating stories from the past — all originally reported on the exact same date (though many years ago) as the episode airs. It’s history, headlines, and a touch of mystery, all rolled into your new favourite podcast. Tune in and discover the stories history left behind! You can catch Ghosts of the Gazette on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube - don’t forget to subscribe! We’ll be sharing newspaper clippings, photos, and other curious finds from our research on Instagram, where you can follow us @‌ghostsofthegazette You can also support us by following us on TikTok and across all of our platforms! You can even email us with comments, love letters, inquiries, etc. at ghostsofthegazette@gmail.com Hosted by Blake Garbe and Kendra Clark, original theme by Kelly Steinhoff.

EP14: March 16, 1988 - That Specific Taxidermied Cat

This Monday on Ghosts of the Gazette: We’re diving into the heinous crimes reported on March 16, 1988! Kendra takes us to the quiet outskirts of Terrebonne, Oregon, where the brutal murders of Rod and Lois Houser shattered the community. At the center of it all: Randy Guzek and his father Joel Guzek—and the horrifying chain of events that led to that night. Blake heads south to El Paso, Texas, where one of the most disturbing serial killers in the region’s history was already at work. Known as “The Desert Killer,” David Leonard Wood, this absolute piece of garbage was leaving a trail of terror in the desert. Every other Monday, we dig into fascinating stories from the past — all originally reported on the exact same date (though many years ago) as the episode airs. It’s history, headlines, and a touch of mystery, all rolled into your new favourite podcast. Tune in and discover the stories history left behind! You can catch Ghosts of the Gazette on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube - don’t forget to subscribe! We’ll be sharing newspaper clippings, photos, and other curious finds from our research on Instagram, where you can follow us @‌ghostsofthegazette You can also support us by following us on TikTok and across all of our platforms! You can even email us with comments, love letters, inquiries, etc., at ghostsofthegazette@gmail.com Hosted by Blake Garbe and Kendra Clark, original theme by Kelly Steinhoff.

EP13: March 2, 1882 - Tinkin' Hard or Hardly Tinkin'

This Monday on Ghosts of the Gazette: We’re tinkin’ back to March 2nd, 1882! Kendra takes us to Dublin’s ‘Skipper’s Alley’, where the mysterious murder of Henry Bailey sends shockwaves through the city — and uncovers chilling ties to the Fenian Brotherhood and the shadows of Ireland’s political underworld. Meanwhile, Blake takes us across the ocean to the wild west of Nebraska and tells us of the unbelievable story of Desperado Quin Bohanan and the murder of James Cook… over how to spell properly?? Every other Monday, we dig into fascinating stories from the past — all originally reported on the exact same date (though many years ago) as the episode airs. It’s history, headlines, and a touch of mystery, all rolled into your new favourite podcast. Tune in and discover the stories history left behind! You can catch Ghosts of the Gazette on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube - don’t forget to subscribe! We’ll be sharing newspaper clippings, photos, and other curious finds from our research on instagram where you can follow us @‌ghostsofthegazette You can also support us by following us on TikTok and across all of our platforms! You can even email us with comments, love letters, inquiries, etc. at ghostsofthegazette@gmail.com Hosted by Blake Garbe and Kendra Clark, original theme by Kelly Steinhoff.

EP12: February 16, 1969 - Smurf Burglar, Side of Fries

This Monday on Ghosts of the Gazette: We’re stepping back to February 16, 1969! In this episode, Kendra takes us back to a crime committed in 1960, telling the haunting story of the murder of Larry Peyton and Beverly Allan — one found dead in their car on a secluded Lovers Lane, and another kidnapped and in one of the biggest mysteries of Portland in the 1960s. What really happened that night? Then Blake takes us to Florida with the rise and fall of “Murph the Surf” — the charismatic thief who captured national headlines… and the dark crimes, including the women he murdered, that followed. Every other Monday, we dig into fascinating stories from the past — all originally reported on the exact same date (though many years ago) as the episode airs. It’s history, headlines, and a touch of mystery, all rolled into your new favourite podcast. Tune in and discover the stories history left behind! You can catch Ghosts of the Gazette on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube - don’t forget to subscribe! We’ll be sharing newspaper clippings, photos, and other curious finds from our research on instagram where you can follow us @‌ghostsofthegazette You can also support us by following us on TikTok and across all of our platforms! You can even email us with comments, love letters, inquiries, etc. at ghostsofthegazette@gmail.com Hosted by Blake Garbe and Kendra Clark, original theme by Kelly Steinhoff.

EP11: February 2, 1905 - Don't Peel my Potatoes

This Monday on Ghosts of the Gazette: We’re traveling back to February 2nd, 1905! Kendra unravels a chilling whodunnit from Pennsylvania—the 1901 murder of John Edwards dumped into a cistern and the web of suspicion surrounding his wife Kate Edwards, daughter Mary Edwards, and others close to the case over the next few years. Then Blake heads to Chicago yet again, where the crimes and cons of the infamous “Chicago Bluebeard,” John Hoch, reveal how far charm can mask cruelty. Every other Monday, we dig into fascinating stories from the past — all originally reported on the exact same date (though many years ago) as the episode airs. It’s history, headlines, and a touch of mystery, all rolled into your new favourite podcast. Tune in and discover the stories history left behind! You can catch Ghosts of the Gazette on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Youtube - don’t forget to subscribe! We’ll be sharing newspaper clippings, photos, and other curious finds from our research on instagram where you can follow us @‌ghostsofthegazette You can also support us by following us on TikTok and across all of our platforms! You can even email us with comments, love letters, inquiries, etc. at ghostsofthegazette@gmail.com Hosted by Blake Garbe and Kendra Clark, original theme by Kelly Steinhoff.

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