Welcome back to not another True Crime podcast. I'm Sarah Levine and I'm Danny Murphy. You know,

where your partners in wine, crime and time and Sarah, we are we're going back in time again.

Way back. We haven't we haven't taken our time traveling machine in a minute, but I feel this

one really made it worth worth the journey. I feel like we're in AP US history right now.

I mean, yes, you're class in this. You should honestly, I feel if AP US history was just like they

just admit like just had everything from a scammer's story, I would have done much better on that

exam. Oh, totally. I want to tell the story of how I found this topic because I think it's kind

of funny. So I was googling like famous crimes 20th century and I was like, no, that's too recent.

And then I was like 19th century hit wake a pdf and just going through like they just give you a

list of names and I see C L blood and I was like, who is this? So I clicked and the story. I was

like, oh my god, this is amazing. You see C blood. You got to talk about it. Yeah. Exactly. I mean,

he had a name for like for what this is. So it almost was like one of those things where you're like,

oh, you were like when someone's like like how like Madonna and Beyonce were named that when they

were like, you were born to be a star. If you're named a C L blood, you're born to end up being a

little scamming and up being implicated in a murder. You know, it's the name. It's also like I

feel like he's living up to it. And trials back then, I feel he could do the whole. What was it?

The Crucible John Proctor was like, what's in a name or like what? Like my name, he just shouts

that's okay. Yes, I'm like Shakespeare. Romeo and Juliet. But then there's John Proctor. He goes

my name or something. And I feel that was Seattle Blanc's turn. He could totally do this. So

let's talk about this gentleman. Amazing name. C L stands for Charles Lewis Blood by the way.

We're taking this to New England too, which I'm kind of like a New England slash mid-Atlantic

moment. He's truly like, I mean, we'll get into it, but he's really like the girl he's with

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