Today is Wednesday, July 21st, 2021.

On this day in 1967, Nobel laureate Albert John Luteau,

died after being struck by a train.

The mysterious circumstances of his death led many to believe the accident was really an assassination.

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Welcome to Today in True Crime, a Spotify original from Parcast.

I'm Vanessa Richardson, and today I'm joined by our guest host Greg Polson from cults. Every week,

our show explores the history and psychology behind the world's most notorious cults. Greg is here

to discuss the aftermath of today's story while I'll cover the narrative. Thanks, Vanessa. I'm thrilled

to dive into the incredible impact of Chief Albert Lutouli.

Absolutely. Now let's go back to just outside Groutville in South Africa on the morning of July 21st, 1967.

69-year-old Albert John Lutouli was graying. On separate occasions, he'd recently suffered a

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