Criminal

In 1911, two sisters traveled to Seattle to meet a "doctor" named Linda Hazzard. The sisters didn’t seem very sick, but when they arrived, Dr. Hazzard told them they didn’t have a moment to lose – they needed to begin her treatment right away.

The rise and fall of Crazy Eddie, a discount electronics chain store famous in the 1970s and 80s for its commercials.

In 1964, Reg Spiers couldn’t afford a plane ticket home to Australia from England, so he came up with another way to get there: “I saw them shipping animals. And I thought, well, if the dogs can survive it, I could.”

In 2001, Daniel Taylor wrote a letter from prison to a reporter at the Chicago Tribune named Steve Mills. Steve Mills spent months investigating before publishing a detailed examination of Daniel’s case as part of a series called “Cops and Confessions.”

Daniel Taylor was 17 years old when he was arrested for a 1992 double homicide in Chicago. He was charged alongside seven other Black men. But Daniel had an alibi. He was in jail at the time of the murders.