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Remembering Chester Nez, The Great Navajo
Chester Nez was born on January 23, 1921, in the remote region of Chi Chil Tah, New Mexico, within the Navajo Nation. He belonged to the Dibéłizhiní clan, known as…
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Skullptor, Ed Gein’s Hell
The Plainfield Phantom They tell stories in Wisconsin that the trees remember men the way some people remember prayers: every step leaves a groove, every storm reveals some old wrong.…
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The Chicago Outfit: America’s Most Enduring Crime Syndicate
https://youtu.be/7pBfyqI2oXI?si=ZaW7axEus8VS9Xos Few names in organized crime evoke as much intrigue as The Chicago Outfit. While the Mafia in New York has been immortalized in movies like The Godfather and Goodfellas,…
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Margie Hendrix, The Voice That Killed Me
Prologue I wasn’t searching for Margie Hendrix—that raw, trembling “Baby!” that nearly shattered the grooves of “(Night Time Is) the Right Time” found me. It wasn’t just arrival—it was a…
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Frank Eaton, Pistol Pete : The Last Cowboy Standing
https://youtu.be/ZvXYh0Wxo6w?si=LXWtyHSBgBVUwGWv The Wild West of the late 19th century, a land of lawlessness, danger, and gritty survival, witnessed the rise of many larger-than-life figures whose stories have come to symbolize…