Come walk with me (if you dare) on one of our gravest explorations. I have for you two true-crime tales direct from record books of old Los Angeles. First, we will meet Mary Hartman (no, not the Mary Hartman from the 70's sitcom) from Long Beach, California. What drove her to murder her family with arsenic? Then we will meet Henry Dufty, a man who said he spoke to God, then he got an ax. Sit back as we walk through the cemetery and tell stories of murder.
Music heard in this video:
Part 1
"Omen" by Red Dictionary (courtesy Epidemic Sound)
"Soul and Mind" by E's Jammy Jams (courtesy RU-vid Music)
"Beneath the Moonlight" by Aaron Kenny (courtesy RU-vid Music)
"Maestro Tlakaelel" by Jesse Gallagher (courtesy RU-vid Music)
Part 2
"Pandora's Box" by Arthur Benson (courtesy Epidemic Sound)
"Eye for Detail" by Jay Varton (courtesy Epidemic Sound)
"Impertinence" by Joel Cummins (courtesy RU-vid Music)
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27 сен 2024
