In time crime

Episode 2- June 15, 1933- Kidnapping (William Hamm Jr.)

In this thrilling episode of In Time Crime, host Robin Bagayoko explores the infamous 1933 kidnapping of William Hamm Jr., heir to the Hamm's Brewery.The episode delves into the dramatic events of June 15th, 1933, when Hamm Jr. was abducted while walking home for lunch by notorious gang, the Baker Karpis gang. His abduction sparked a frantic ransom negotiation, demanding $100,000 in unmarked bills - a sum equivalent to around $2.4 million today. Despite the kidnapper's warnings against involving the police, his anxious family engaged law enforcement in their desperate search.
Covering every thrilling twist and turn, Robin discusses the suspense-filled ransom drop-off, police wiretapping, the aftermath of Hamm's eventual release, and the transformative impact this high-profile case had on criminal justice tactics during the Depression era. This included invoking the Lindbergh Law, instigating a comprehensive government war on crime, and the iconic ending of the gang's reign post the arrest of main suspect Alvin Karpis.
Robin discusses Hamm's life post abduction, detailing how he transformed from a publicly-known figure to a more introverted personality, impacted by his harrowing ordeal. Despite his ordeal, Hamm sought to live a meaningful and successful life.
Immerse yourself in this gripping narration of true crime history that underscores the audacity of gang crimes in the time, the determined efforts of law enforcement, and the poignant resilience of a man thrown unwillingly into the spotlight.
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Episode 1- October 1st, 1994- Murder (Nicholas Green, James Dieter, Time Orydzuk and Raycol Lavette Harris)

Welcome to the captivating first episode of 'In Time Crime'. Dive into the complex web of stories for October 1st, 1994, as our host Robin Bagayoko unfolds three spine-chilling murder cases from this date. From the heart-wrenching, yet inspiring story of Nicholas Green, whose untimely demise led to changes in Italy's organ donation policies, to the chilling unsolved murders of James Dieter, Tim Orydzuk, and Raycol Lavette Harris, each case is a shocking glance into the darker side of humanity.
Travel back in time with us, to when these crimes shook the world and discover how they remain relevant even today. Despite the soul-stirring case of Nicholas Green, Robin ensures the details are handled delicately, striking a balance between respect for the victim and the genuine need to spread awareness about such horrors.
Stay until the end to hear about the heartbreaking cases of James, Tim and Raycol, their untimely deaths and how the investigation leads to unexpected twists and turns. The time period and the mysteries invokes a sense of nostalgia interspersed with dread, pulling you into a world filled with haunting suspense.
Join us on this chilling rollercoaster through time every Sunday and follow the podcast on Instagram and TikTok. The ghosts of the past are waiting to tell their tales. Are you ready to listen?
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Please feel free to email us with cases for dates already covered or comments at Robin@intimecrime.org
Music by- Jeremy Blake 
 

Introduction

The In time crime podcast will go in depth about a crime that occurred on a date that is selected by random. Join us every Sunday for a full coverage of a case that you may not have heard and a brief mention of two other cases that occurred that day.