In September 1920, a horse-drawn wagon stopped outside the New York Stock Exchange.

Minutes later, it exploded killing dozens and injuring hundreds.

Despite an investigation that spanned years, all trails went cold, and no one was ever arrested.

Today, we examined the unsolved case of the 1920 Wall Street bombing.

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Welcome back Task Force to another episode of Red Web, the podcast all about unsolved mysteries,

true crime, and the unknown. I'm your resident mystery enthusiast, Trevor Collins, and joining me hearing this case for the very first time, Alfredo Diaz. I don't like these people already. They're out here harming horses. You know what? I'm glad you clocked that. Victim number one, the horse. The horse, man. Yeah. Ridiculous. This is, this is insidious. Can't stand for that. No. Anything to do with animal, cruelty abuse, any of that stuff can't stand for.

Terrible people. Are they trying to send a message?

I'm interested to see like how much the, how much damage was done and kind of the overflow,

the extent of that damage when it came to like, you know, the stocks and all that kind of stuff.

I'm not like, I'm not quite sure. I think

I think it's like, I don't know, it could have been someone that had money that was like then

lost it all. Ooh. That type of situation. Yeah. Or someone that's just not a big fan of that type of money.

I don't know.

The fact they got away with it, I mean, again, I say all the time, you do the one and done.

It's kind of hard.

Well, back then, too.

Nowadays, it's like they're going to ping you five different ways from the hundreds of phones that you just passed by.

Yeah.

But we clocked you with a phone call you made and a, and a post to Instagram and then, you know, some sort of sinister tweet you had. Just what, you know, something like that. Yeah. And they were like, we knew exactly who you were because you had this little boo-boo on your little back pouch just hanging on. And we know that's a third generation of the boo-boo. We know how you got it and when. Exactly. We tracked it down right into your account. Yeah. Now this case is really, really interesting because despite the fact that this is, you know, as an American, you know, that's what we're raised in all of that. And so a lot of our history is through that lens. So I am kind of blown away that

I had never heard about this. Fredo, you had never heard about this case either, right? No, not at all.

It has been, I mean, it's unsolved, which is obviously kind of worrying. But there's so many

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