Chicago History Podcast Episode 617 - Five on the Scaffold - The Murders of Clarence D. Hiller and Fred Guelzow
Two murders. One paved the way for fingerprint use to determine the identity of a criminal. The other cut short the life of a farmer. Those responsible for the horrible deeds ended up in the same place.
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