Twenty-two-year-old Elma Sands is found murdered in a Manhattan well on January 2nd, 1800. Her lover, wealthy and well-connected Levi Weeks, is accused of the barbaric offense. Weeks brings in the nation’s best legal defense team – none other than Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr – to clear his name while a pandemic-stricken New York City buzzes with scandal. more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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The Court has heard from seventy five witnesses. Aaron Burr makes a closing statement for the defense; Colden makes a final plea to the judge, then cracks from exhaustion. Levi’s brother Ezra is further implicated in the crime. In flashbacks, Elma pr... more
The lawyers interrogate the likelihood of Ezra and Levi going to the Manhattan Well after tea with the McCombs. An expert measurer, who visited Levi in jail before the trial, speaks on the Weeks Brothers’ behalf. Ezra Weeks’ relationship to the murde... more
An explosive secret from a Greenwich Street neighbor reveals that Elma’s home environment was different than her cousin described it. An unconventional testimony takes Colden by surprise, and he’s powerless over the barrage of doctors that Burr and H... more
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I don’t usually like dramatizations, but this podcast did a great job interpreting 200-year-old testimony to bring this trial to life. The frequent ads are annoying, but the series makes up for it with good writing and a constellation of talented actors for all the many witnesses. I especially appreciated the historical context added by the host’s narration, and how she always circles back to centering Elma’s story, which got lost in the trial itself. Then ending was especially poignant. I think... more
I give it two stars because the story is very interesting and deserves to be told, so kudos to the producers for taking it on. However, as a member of the listening audience, I sorely resent the dumbed down dialogue and terrible acting. I'm not old enough to have been at the trial (rumors to the contrary) but I know that people did not speak that way in 1800. Oh, and just for the record it’s “Fraunces” Tavern, not “Frances.”
I find this story interesting from a historical and true crime perspective, but I couldn’t stand the use of modern colloquialisms and accents. I don’t understand why some characters from the 1800s sound like valley girls or surfer bros. It really pulled me out of the story…
Bad bad acting, not hysterical, too many “like” In a historical retelling. It’s unbearable and painful.
This podcast is not only ignorant of the law, it’s ignorant of history. They saw an opportunity to whine about “the system” to appeal to gullible leftists and ran with it. Read up on the story, you won’t learn the truth in this podcast.
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