Fox Cities Murder & Mayhem

In this episode we hear about a spat between a city representative and the local newspapers editor.

This is an intro to one our of networks podcast The Prime Bookselling Podcast. Looking to start a business, or a side hustle? Amazon Bookselling might be for you.

In this episode we discuss how everything falls about for the Kaukauna do track

In this episode we discuss Joe Canon or Joe the Trader as some may know him. We discuss his deep obsession with cryogenics and his failed attempts at launching a cryogenics storage facility in Ellington WI.

This special bonus is a recording of the full APC live event that Me and Gavin were a part of . Relive the Appleton UFO Center as well as hear podcasts from other members of the APC

In this episode we talk about the Bank of Kaukauna being robbed. The robbery is never solved but is attributed to being a robbery committed by the John Dillinger gang. But could they have really committed this robbery?

Here the first part of the history of the Kaukauna Dog Track and all of the wonderful things it was going to for the small community of Kaukauna. for anyone familiar they will know there is no dog track in Kaukauna so it does not go as planned.

In this episode we travel to Chilton WI and learn about a gentleman that appears to have a history of violence towards his wives

In this episode we hear a story of a priest who lived most of his life in Appleton and is credited with doing on the most famous Exorcism in the United States

In this episode you will learn about the real person who is responsible for the death of Wayne Pratt

In this episode we discuss the profile of the suspect that the news recently broke about who could have killed Wayne Pratt

In this episode we revist a previous episode, where the case despite being unsolved for over sixty years was finally closed out and solved in the past few months. Details on the solving of the case will be in the next episode

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In this episode when a mothers daughter has a baby out of wedlock the mother tries to give the baby to a shelter when they turn the baby away the mom decides to avoid the shame the daughter will face, she takes the baby's life using carbolic acid

In this episode we get and introduction to the power of carbolic acid for the purpose of suicide.

In this episode we discuss 2 ex Nuns that committ suicide together. Is this done out of friendship or Love?

In this episode we learn about a group of Native Americans that travel 450 miles to be paid by white settlers but are not be paid, get trapped for 30 days and are forced to march back with not enough food or other supplies.

In this episode we discuss a centerpiece of the city of Kaukauna, Holy Cross church and how the community came together to rebuild this important piece of city history.

In this user submitted episode we hear the story about a story of what homelessness looked like in the appleton area in the 60's

In this episode we start with a murder, but then go off on quite a tangent with Government corruption all orchestrated by Albert Schwittay

In this episode we hear an event that we all know happened, but do you know what really happened?

You may have heard of the infamous gravestone in Riverside Park that weeps blood. In this episode we spend 5 minutes debunking most of that story and go into the history of the Blood family and the pivotal role they played in making Appleton a city

Gavin recently took on a small project to learn about the history of a building in Mackville. He learned of numerous deaths in the building that took 3 kids lives as well as several other strange events that caused unnatural deaths

Get a sneak peak of a friend of our podcast Stigmas and Open Wounds. If you enjoy this episode please make sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast player or at stigmasandopenwounds.com

In this episode we discuss Captain Hendrick and Native American leader who's nation eventually settled in Kaukauna, and who throughout his life work with Thomas Jefferson, George Washington and Aaron Burr