Carly Severn, an investigative reporter from KQED, and Richard White, emeritus professor of history at Stanford, delve into the chilling mystery of Jane Stanford's 1905 death. They explore the possibility of poisoning, detailing the effects of strychnine and the peculiar circumstances around Jane’s demise. The duo investigates conflicting accounts, highlighting significant figures like David Starr Jordan and Jane's secretary, Bertha Berner, whose motives and actions may hold the key to solving this century-old enigma. Expect a riveting tale of intrigue, betrayal, and cover-up.
