Real Crime With Danny Lopez

In this new episode of Real Crime, we have part 1 of the Great Circus Murder of 1922. John Brunen, circus owner, is shot in the back of the head. This whodunit was very well covered by the press. And this is where the mystery begins, directly from the pages of the New York Tribune. … Continue reading The Great Circus Murder Part 1 →

In episode 4 of Real Crime, you’ll hear the wild story of a lone gunman who robbed a train in Pennsylvania in 1887 but left the gold bullion and instead took a bag of Lincoln pennies; the crazy story of a floating foot; news briefs from North Carolina from the late 1800s; and get a few tips … Continue reading A daring train robbery, a floating foot, and tips against a dog poisoner →

This episode of Real Crime has a small piece about an African American boy who is kidnapped and sold, a WWII veteran goes on a killing spree, part 2 of the mystery of the floating torso, a New Jersey psychic is arrested for fraud, and a whole lot more!

In this new episode of Real Crime, I read a play by play of how a pair of gentlemen robbers took a group of card players for over $5000. The episode also features the first part of a 1909 mystery of a female torso that washed up on a creek in the suburbs of Detroit and … Continue reading Gentlemen Robbers and Part 1 of a female torso →

In this first podcast of the series Real Crime, I have picked out a mix of articles from Arizona to New Jersey, from the early 1800s to the mid-1960s. The news ranges from murder to assault with a couple of interesting unrelated news bits. These articles are pulled from old newspapers. The writing itself is … Continue reading The first podcast →