Swindled is a true crime podcast about greed.

The anonymous host, who refers to himself as a concerned citizen,

tells true stories of white-collar criminals, con artist, and corporate evil,

and a dark and dead-penn narrative style that will leave you trusting nothing.

There are episodes about the disturbing histories and practices of food giants,

such as Nestle and Chiquita.

There are episodes about man-made environmental disasters such as the Bhopal gas tragedy and the BP oil spill.

There's even a swindled episode about Mother Teresa.

Nothing and no one is off limits.

Critics have called swindled remarkable and enraging, horrifying and maddening, meticulously

researched and true. For the love of money is the root of all evil. 100 plus episodes are waiting

for you. Listen to Swindled at swindled.com or wherever you listen to podcast.

On the northwest corner of 128th Street and 5th Avenue in New York City's Harlem,

you'll find a small gated park that seems odd and out of place. Collier Park sits where a once proud brownstone stood,

the so-called Collier mansion that was torn down, ironically, after an odd and out of place duo,

finally wore out their welcome there. The Collier brothers. Welcome to Marooned. Stories of the Catastrophically Lost.

I'm Jack Luna.

This is Aaron Hable.

Meet Langley Collier, the younger of the infamous Collier brothers born in 1885.

Langley, like his older brother Homer, would grow up to be an eccentric,

offbeat character, though he was an excellent piano player and would eventually become a dealer

of the bulky instruments. Langley was a wily little man, something from a Dickens novel,

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