More than a century later, the death of Jane Stanford remains shrouded in mystery. Who would want the founder of Stanford University and one of the richest women in the world dead? And why?
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 16 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Category | True Crime |
In the final episode, we learn about the natural disaster that rocked the Bay Area the year following Jane’s death, quieting the rumors in the media once and for all. And we return to a place that was home to one of the happiest times of her life, th... more
As Jane's death is covered up by the university, the most likely culprit emerges. But the poisoner's motivations might not be what we think. And as we get closer to Jane's story, we get closer to her living family as well, and what connections they s... more
Even though the doctors present at her death and at her autopsy quickly concluded that she had been poisoned with strychnine, this narrative would soon be changed. Those with the university chose to declare her death natural, out of fear that any oth... more
Jane Stanford kept a small, insular circle of people close to her. Several would have the nature of their relationship to her questioned following her suspicious death. One of those was the person closest to Jane. more
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The story was interesting and the presenter did a good job, but it could have used some serious editing. This should have been six episodes at most. For a very compelling story, it got downright boring at times. I hope the presenter continues to present stories and continues to hone her craft.
The biggest waste of time. No plot. No interesting details. Big zero!!!
As a listener of true crime podcasts I’m starting to hear more and more like this one: a story where a young reporter seems shocked by the events, but never seems to realize that she or he never heard of them before because they simply were not that interesting. While this case is particularly grisly, it’s not particularly interesting. The reporter gives herself away in an early at the store when, upon hearing a list of San Leandro other famous residence, she fails to recognize the name Lloyd Br... more
I’m a little bit annoyed that I can’t find episode 1 it starts in episode 2 and more I’m confused and missing details of this case. Like seriously where is episode 1 ?
Overall, I found it well done and interesting. My main gripe is that she seems to revere government food inspectors as some kind of heroes, while I think of them as parasites.
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