He was involved in a criminal world with his friends and associates.

It quickly escalated into the homicide.

It wouldn't surprise me at all in competence or corruption, especially in B.C.

There was a lot of activity going on.

The case was forgotten while I opened up this can of worms.

There were things that were just best left buried.

Welcome back to Shattered Souls, The Car Barn Murders.

On your host, Karen Smith.

This is episode 15.

This podcast contains graphic language and is not suitable for children.

Previously on The Car Barn Murders.

In 1954, Captain Theodore Vultin wrote a follow-up report after a male confidential

informant came forward with new information on the Car Barn murder case.

This same informant had come forward in 1940, along with a female informant with information

that the robbery and murders were planned in a beauty salon operated by Jonas Willard

Green, a former sergeant from the Washington, D.C. police force.

The female informant said that Jonas Willard Green, William Clark, a man named White, a woman

named Immanuel and a man named Duffy all attended this meeting.

Jonas Willard Green ran a large number of rooming houses around the district and amassed millions

of dollars in profits without ever being questioned or arrested for any violations of the law, even

though the vast majority of his tenants were young single women.

It's my belief that the vast majority of his rooming houses were dens of prostitution

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