This week we bring you two mini stories about early 1900s unsolved cases. Our first story involves Bertha Schippan, a young girl who lived in Australia who's sister, Mary, was blamed for her murder. Our second takes place in 1913 Georgia, when 13 year old pencil company worker Mary Phagan was murdered. Leo Frank was lynched for this crime, but is now widely accepted as an innocent man. Join the table as we discuss these horrible cases and the damage caused to the lives of the innocent who were blamed.