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Aghast at the Past

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  • Travel back in time to the darkest depths of the Gilded Age with a show that chronicles the strangest and most terrifying true crime tales of 1892. Each story you hear, penned during the golden age of yellow journalism, is ripped straight from period newspapers on the 129th anniversary of the day it was first printed. First episode drops on January 1st, 2021.
    From the creators of the Most Notorious podcast.
    Copyright Erik Rivenes
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Episodes
  • Jan 3 2022
    In this final episode of Aghast at the Past:1892, we skip to September of 1893 for the conclusion of the Tena Davis case. Also some reflection from me on the show in general, including possibilities for its future.
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    8 mins
  • Nov 19 2021
    New news on the Lizzy Borden and James Trefethen trials. A ten year old boy commits murder over a pocket watch, and other tales of true crime.
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    17 mins
  • Nov 1 2021
    Unfortunate new developments for Tena Davis's family in James Trefethen's murder trial.
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    10 mins

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An Excellent Experiment

Eric always does a fantastic job with his podcasts, and a hearty Bravo for this endeavor. I certainly hope that he does not let feeling overwhelmed with this format stop him from doing something similar in the future. To follow a single large case "in real time" a century later was fascinating.

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Most Notorious in Periodical Form

Rather than interviewing authors of true crime incidents, this is a guided tour through century-old news publications and an awfully good time. For fans of American history and true crime alike. Looking forward to more.