Close sisters Joanna and Jaqueline were killed by an out of control car on May 5th, 1957. About a year later on October 4th 1958, the Pollock family was blessed with a set of identical twin girls that they named Gillian and Jennifer. However, as time passed, they realized their new twins were suspiciously similar to their deceased children, Jaqueli…

Today we talked about how Todd Kendhammer killed his wife, Barbara, and made it look like a complete accident. Thank you all so much for listening to today's episode! Don't forget, I post a brand new episode every Monday at 5am PST. See you there! Find me on instagram for exclusive updates, sneak peaks and open case requests: https://www.instagram.…

Today we talked about Ben Geen, a rogue nurse from Oxfordshire, England. Was he really behind these harming and killings or did investigators rush the investigation? Thank you all so much for listening to today's episode! Don't forget, I post a brand new episode every Monday at 5am PST. See you there! Find me on instagram for exclusive updates, sne…

Today we talked about the avoidable disappearance of 8 year old Relisha Rudd. We talked about how child protective services failed her, the shelter she was staying in failed her and most importantly, how her own family failed her by letting a predator groom and "take care" of her. Thank you all so much for listening to today's episode! Don't forget…

Dean, Tina and baby Holly Clouse moved from Florida to Texas to start their new life as a family in August of 1980. That same year their family stopped hearing from them and the bodies of Tina and Dean were found months later after receiving a suspicious phone call from "Sister Susan". But where was baby Holly and how was she found over 40 years la…

In today's rerun, we talked about the case of the Golden State Killer and how he was caught years after the murders. Thank you all so much for listening to today's episode! Don't forget, I post a brand new episode every Monday at 5am PST. See you there! Find me on instagram for exclusive updates, sneak peaks and open case requests: https://www.inst…

Angelika and her fiancé were kayaking down the Hudson River one day when disaster struck. Her fiancé's kayak flipped causing him to drown with Angelika as the only witness of his death. Was this really an accident or did Angelika kill her fiancé for money? Thank you all so much for listening to today's episode! Don't forget, I post a brand new epis…

Noura Jackson returned in the early morning hours of June 5th, 2005 after a night of partying to find her mother dead on her bedroom floor with over 50 stab wounds. Many believe Noura was behind her mother's murder because of her suspicious timeline, unexplained cut on her hand and their rocky relationship. But DNA evidence found on the scene says …

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the history of Noble's Hospital.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the tithe riots in the Island in 1821.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry continues his look at the mining industry in the Isle of Man.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the history of the mining industry in the Isle of Man.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at a strike that took place at the Douglas Gaslight Company in the late 1800s.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the end of the First World War in 1918.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the visit of the Royal Navy Channel Fleet in 1907.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the history of the Smelt Monument in Castletown.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the collapse of Dumbell's Bank in 1900.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry concludes his look at the robbery of the Bank of Mona in 1878.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, we bring you the first part of Terry’s look back at the robbery of the Bank of Mona in 1878. You can hear the conclusion to this story in next week’s History Man podcast.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the history of House of Keys elections.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at plans to install a chair lift to Douglas Head in 1963.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the introduction of regular air travel in the Isle of Man.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the life of David Dawsey Kewley.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the history of the Derby Castle Complex on Douglas Promenade.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the seamen's strike in 1966.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the behaviour of holiday makers on the Island in the early 1900s.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the beginnings of steam rail travel on the Island.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the vessel Glen Strathallan, and her own Colby Cubbin.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the Island's smuggling trade in the 1700.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the history of St Trinian's Church at the foot of Greeba Mountain.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at Manx Home Rule from 1867.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the first democratic House of Keys elections in 1867.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks a the life of Vice Admiral The Earl Granville, Lieutenant Governor of the Isle of Man from 1937 - 1945.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the history of St George's Church in Douglas.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the very first TT Races in 1907.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the history of the telephone service in the Isle of Man.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the first manned flight from the Isle of Man in 1902.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the life Peter and Nessy Heywood.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the Snaefell mining disaster in 1897.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the historic Red Pier.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at events surrounding the ownership of the Island in the 1400s.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the old singing halls in Douglas.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the role of town captains in the 1700s.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the history of the Victoria Clock Tower in Foxdale.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the work of Bishop Isaac Barrow in the 1600s.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the history of the Tower of Refuge.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the imprisonment of Samuel Norris in 1916.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the invasion of Castle Rushen in 1313.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at the 1926 UK General Strike and the impact it had on the Isle of Man.By Manx Radio

In this archive edition, Terry looks at some buried treasure found in Douglas in the 1890s.By Manx Radio