AHP 38: Murdered In Their Beds Episode 3

American Hauntings Podcast

Cody Beck and Troy Taylor

True Crime, Religion & Spirituality, Tv & Film, Spirituality, Film Reviews, History

4.7 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 26 March 2019

⏱️ 71 minutes

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Episode 38 continues our in-depth discussion of the Midwest Axe Murders of the early twentieth century. New Patreon Tiers- Patreon.com/AmericanHauntings New Clothing Store- AmericanHauntingsClothing.com Sponsor an Episode- AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com/SPONSOR Our Sponsors: * Check out Rosetta Stone: https://www.rosettastone.com/ Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/american-hauntings-podcast/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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0:00.0	This episode of American Haunting's podcast is brought to you by Best Western Premier Hotel in Alton, Illinois.
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0:14.7	travels, business meetings, conventions, wedding receptions, and conferences like the Haunted
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0:20.6	Accommodations include a pool, high-speed internet, restaurant, and bar, and it's located just 25 minutes from downtown St Louis and Bush Stadium. Book your room today at B.W. Premier Alton.com. That's B W P R E M I E R A L T O N dot com. What can Welcome to another episode of American Hauntings, the podcast dedicated to the history,
0:58.6	hauntings, legends, and lore of America's past. The show was hosted by Cody Beck and Troy Taylor and today we
1:04.8	are continuing our third season which we call Murdered in their beds.
1:09.2	If we're tuning into the podcast for the first time, we recommend going back to episode 36 and start the new season from there.
1:17.0	It's the first part in this series and marks the beginning of the Transient Butcher's reign of terror in the Midwest in the early 1900s.
1:24.8	Each episode will not only explore the killer's horrific crimes, but will explore the
1:28.9	effect that he had on the small railroad towns of the region,
1:32.1	especially the town of
1:33.4	Aliska, Iowa. So for now, put the axe back in the barn, lock the doors, and
1:39.4	get ready for the next chapter of Murdered in their beds. And the The last day of J.B. Moore's life was a Sunday. After milking the cows and doing some chores, he had breakfast and then walked downtown. Although the post office was not
2:14.4	open on Sundays the lobby was and he retrieved his late mail from Saturday evening.
2:19.6	J.B then went to his store exchanging greetings along the way with several people on the street.
2:25.1	And after reading the mail and doing a little book work, he returned home.
2:29.2	The Moors had purchased their small two-story frame house in Valisca in 1903. Although its address
2:35.2	was not far from the home of banker, politician, and J.B's former boss, Frank Jones's
2:40.4	home, the two houses were nothing alike.
2:43.6	The Moor House had been built in 1868 and had no indoor bathroom or electricity.
2:49.0	It was a happy home, but it was a tight fit for a family of six.
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