Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles

Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles is a true crime podcast that pairs dramatic readings of articles with interviews conducted with journalists who covered the stories. For this set of episodes we're looking at a multi-part series from the Buffalo News Watchdog Team of  Lou Michel ,  Dan Herbeck , and  Mike McAndrew that launched Friday, Jan. 20, about a decades old murder of a Catholic Priest. Th...

Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles is a true crime podcast that pairs dramatic readings of articles with interviews conducted with journalists who covered the stories. For this set of episodes we're looking at a multi-part series from the Buffalo News Watchdog Team of  Lou Michel ,  Dan Herbeck , and  Mike McAndrew that launched Friday, Jan. 20, about a decades old murder of a Catholic Priest. Th...

Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles is a true crime podcast that pairs dramatic readings of articles with interviews conducted with journalists who covered the stories. For this set of episodes we're looking at a multi-part series from the Buffalo News Watchdog Team of  Lou Michel ,  Dan Herbeck , and  Mike McAndrew that launched Friday, Jan. 20, about a decades old murder of a Catholic Priest. Th...

Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles is a true crime podcast that pairs dramatic readings of articles with interviews conducted with journalists who covered the stories. For this set of episodes we're looking at a multi-part series from the Buffalo News Watchdog Team of  Lou Michel ,  Dan Herbeck , and  Mike McAndrew that launched Friday, Jan. 20, about a decades old murder of a Catholic Priest. Th...

Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles is a true crime podcast that pairs dramatic readings of articles with interviews conducted with journalists who covered the stories. For this set of episodes we're looking at a multi-part series from the Buffalo News Watchdog Team of  Lou Michel ,  Dan Herbeck , and  Mike McAndrew that launches Friday, Jan. 20, about a decades old murder of a Catholic Priest. Th...

our next series is set to coincide with an investigative series published out of Buffalo, NY, but if you've been following the news lately you know that the city was hit with an historically intense blizzard at the very end of December and then also they've been following the story of Damar Hamlin , the Buffalo Bills player who collapsed on the field a week ago. As such, the publication timeline f...

For this 'capstone' episode, we're and I talk about some of the most important takeaways from this series, 'Fearfully, she walked the streets.' We consider the nuances of some of the articles we looked at, and we praise the journalistic efforts that went into bringing the story to masses not just the first time, as it was happening, but also decades later when it was ready to be re-examined. A tre...

Over a span of years in the early '90s, Robert Sylvester Alston killed at least four women in Greensboro, North Carolina. With the constant interest in serial killers Alston is seemingly unique in that his crimes have garnered very little attention from anyone out there in the world of true-crime coverage. What we do have, though, is the profile on him by Greensboro News and Record journalist Nanc...

Over a span of years in the early '90s, Robert Sylvester Alston killed at least four women in Greensboro, North Carolina. His victims were sex workers. In the time between the start of his killings the local police were slow to grasp the connections, and even arrested a man on very scant evidence who was released thanks to DNA evidence that exonerated him. With this, the third of our episodes in t...

In the early 1990s, serial killers were having a moment, perhaps most clearly highlighted by the "Silence of the Lambs." A big-screen adaptation of the 1988 novel by Thomas Harris, the film quickly grew from an unexpected blockbuster to an awards season juggernaut, nabbing Oscars for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Actress and Best Adapted Screenplay. Less than six months after "Hann...

Serial killers have always fascinated as much as terrified us. From Jack the Ripper to Jeffrey Dahmer, they have been endlessly documented and studied by police, academics and citizen sleuths alike. So it's surprising to find out that there are still compulsive killers out there who were captured, tried, convicted and imprisoned, yet somehow managed to not have even a Wikipedia page. Chris Lay, al...

To kick off our brand new 'Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles' series, we wanted to take a minute to introduce our new co-host Nat Cardona. You might know her from her daily video series 'Five to Know.' 'Five to Know' most-viewed videos of 2019 That show wound down around the start of the pandemic, but Nat's here with us now in the world of audio and she's brought along a deep love of the true-cr...

On our next series we're taking a look at one of the lesser known serial killers in American history. Joining the team is Nat Cardona who will be conducting interviews with journalists and editors who covered the story and have unique insights on the past and present impact on the community. make sure you're subscribed to Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles on Apple , Google , Spotify , Stitcher o...

Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles is a show that shares true crime stories through readings of newspaper articles and interviews with the journalists who reported on the stories. This is the fifth and final episode of the series, so you should jump back to part one and get up to speed if you need to, making sure not to skip the bonus episode interview with Lincoln Journal Star reporter Lori Pilg...

Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles is a show that shares true crime stories through readings of newspaper articles and interviews with the journalists who reported on the stories. What you're about to hear is the fourth episode in what was planned as a four part series but we decided to split this last episode into two parts to make it five parts total. Regardless of that, though, if you are new...

Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles is a show that shares true crime stories through readings of newspaper articles and interviews with the journalists who reported on the stories. What you're about to hear is a bonus episode featuring a conversation with with Lincoln Journal Star journalist Lori Pilger about the recent Nebraska Supreme Court case challenging the validity of Aubrey Trail's trial (...

Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles is a show that shares true crime stories through readings of newspaper articles and interviews with the journalists who reported on the stories. What you're about to hear is the third episode in a four part series, so if you're new here jump back to the first two parts so you're up to speed. For this set of episodes we'll be traveling to Wilber, Nebraska, where,...

Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles is a show that shares true crime stories through readings of newspaper articles and interviews with the journalists who reported on the stories. What you're about to hear is the second episode in a four part series, so if you're new here jump back to part one so you're up to speed. For this set of episodes we'll be traveling to Wilber, Nebraska, where, in Novemb...

Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles is a show that shares true crime stories through readings of newspaper articles and interviews with the journalists who reported on the stories. You can go back into the archives to find more stories we've presented, but for this set of episodes we'll be traveling to Wilber, Nebraska, where, in November of 2017, 24-year-old Sydney Loofe left work to go on a seco...

Sydney Loofe, a 24-year-old Lincoln, Nebraska store clerk, was reported missing on Nov. 16, 2017. Two weeks later, her dismembered remains were found in garbage bags in a field. The next season of Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles will present the bizarre circumstances of Sydney Loofe's death, the surreal trial that followed, and the verdicts that were handed down. We'll share articles from the...

"It might seem like Noah’s death is unique and unprecedented. It isn’t. Children die in septic tanks each year, but unlike Paul and Ashley, few of their parents see the inside of a courtroom." With "Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles" we're presenting notable true crime stories, as reported by journalists for the dozens of various Lee-Enterprises owned publications from around America...

"It might seem like Noah’s death is unique and unprecedented. It isn’t. Children die in septic tanks each year, but unlike Paul and Ashley, few of their parents see the inside of a courtroom." With "Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles" we're presenting notable true crime stories, as reported by journalists for the dozens of various Lee-Enterprises owned publications from around America...

"Ashley White testifies she only left Noah for the length of a shower. She knows now that was a bad idea." With "Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles" we're presenting notable true crime stories, as reported by journalists for the dozens of various Lee-Enterprises owned publications from around America. For this latest season, we wanted to highlight a series from The Roanoke Times that was first re...

"The discovery of Noah’s body inside the family’s septic tank sets of a series of rumors about the way he got inside. But what does the evidence suggest?" uHsxRgGxUBM1qhL3PabH With "Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles" we're presenting notable true crime stories, as reported by journalists for the dozens of various Lee-Enterprises owned publications from around America. For this latest...

"The people searching for Noah don’t know much about the child’s parents, other than Ashley White’s history with drug addiction. For many, that was enough." With "Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles" we're presenting notable true crime stories, as reported by journalists for the dozens of various Lee-Enterprises owned publications from around America. For this latest season, we w...