Criminal
Under the Crabapple Tree
Sep 22, 2023
In 1922, a reverend and a choir singer were found dead under a tree with love letters. Tabloid reporters spread rumors about the case. The scandalous relationship between the reverend and Eleanor Mills is explored, along with witness accounts and the involvement of Jane Gibson. Frances Hall's highly publicized trial and Jane Gibson's credibility are discussed. The accused are eventually found not guilty.
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- The murder case of Reverend Edward Hall and Eleanor Mills in 1922 gained widespread attention due to scandalous details and extensive media coverage, highlighting the power of tabloid journalism in shaping public opinion.
- The confession of Julius Baliog, claiming involvement in the murders and alleging a hired hitman, raises questions about the possible role of Francis Hall's family in attempting to eliminate the scandal surrounding the affair.
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The Mysterious Murders of Reverend Edward Hall and Eleanor Mills
The podcast explores the infamous murders of Reverend Edward Hall and Eleanor Mills in 1922. The victims, who were involved in an alleged affair, were found dead together under a crab apple tree. The case garnered national attention, with scandalous details and extensive media coverage. Despite investigations and trials, no one was ever convicted of the murders. The podcast analyzes the various theories and explores the possibility of a hired hitman being involved.
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