Dark Stories True Crime Tours https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Blog Dark Stories True Crime Tours Perth Ghosts and Dark History Tour Perth True Crime Tour Fremantle True Crime Tour On This Day in True Crime History – 14 September Convicted Alone: Martha Rendell Sentenced to Death in Perth as Her Partner Walks Free Shot Eight Days Earlier: Theodore Roosevelt Sworn In After the Death of William McKinley The Wild Scotchman Jailed for 25 Years After Queensland Mail Robberies A Slipped Mask Gives Away a Bushranger Two Men Executed in the Wrong Place? A Widower Demands Answers The Tunnel Under Sydney: Australia’s First Great Bank Robbery Adelaide True Crime Tour On This Day in True Crime History – 11 September The Umbrella That Killed: Assassinated with a Ricin Pellet The Escape-Proof Prison That Wasn’t: Captain Thunderbolt Breaks Out of Cockatoo Island Executed at Twenty: The Soldier Who Claimed He Was Defending His Honour The Housebreaker Who Could Not Stay Away: Hanged at Tyburn for Returning from Transportation On This Day in True Crime History – 13 September A Dingo Did Take the Baby: The Second Inquest Into Azaria Chamberlain’s Disappearance Begins The Real Friday the 13th Killer: David McGreavy and the Murder of Three Children in Worcester “My Poor Boy, My Charlie”: A Mother’s Anguished Cry Before Her Son Was Hanged for Murder The Wild Scotchman Handed a Harsh 25 Years for Mail Robbery A Colonial Newspaper Pleaded for Mercy: Two Men Hanged at Hobart for the Murder of a Stock-Keeper Escaped Convicts Turned Highway Robbers: Two Hanged After Fleeing Macquarie Harbour The Head Was Never Found: Three Men Hanged at Hobart for Murder Too Many Escapes: Maitland Gaoler Dismissed, Replaced by a Darlinghurst Turnkey Queensland’s First Convict Colony Founded, Then Abandoned for Brisbane Within a Year On This Day in True Crime History – 10 September The Menendez Brothers Split Up: Sent to Separate Maximum-Security Prisons The Last Blade Falls: the Final Guillotine Execution in France The Sydney Shark Arm Murder Case Collapses on Judge Orders Stabbed Like His Hero Julius Caesar: the Assassination of a Mafia Boss The World’s First Drink-Driving Conviction, London 1897 On This Day in True Crime History – 12 September Screaming in Terror: Murder Inc. Gunman Arrested Hiding in a Manhattan Church He Meant No Harm, Said the Man He Stabbed: Thomas Bushell Hanged at Fremantle On This Day in True Crime History – 9 September The Granny Killer Found Hanging in His Cell Four Days of Rebellion: the Attica Prison Riot Leaves 39 Dead The Acid Bath Murderer: John Haigh Dissolves His Former Boss in a Barrel of Sulphuric Acid “Me Done It, and I Am Satisfied”: The Chilling Calm of a Perth Murder Born to Mutiny Twice: Captain William Bligh, Survivor of the Bounty and the Rum Rebellion in Sydney On This Day in True Crime History – 8 September Mushroom Murderer Erin Patterson Sentenced to Life, Could Walk Free at 82 Gerald Ford Pardons Richard Nixon for Any Crimes Committed in the Watergate Scandal A Death Row Killer for Hire: Bomb in the Radio Speaker “She Was Always Kind and Good to Me”: Employee Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for Murdering His Employer’s Wife Jack the Ripper Claims His Second Victim: the Mutilation of Annie Chapman Her Fifth Victim Found