Well, Shades of Harvey Weinstein, was the case I'm about to tell you about, the first big kind of forerunner to the Me Too movement, more than a century earlier.

So Evelyn Nesbitt was a show girl who wanted more and architect

Stanford White was a celebrity hot shot who could give her more. So how did he

wind up murdered at the rooftop theater at Madison Square Garden?

And why did Thomas Edison make an early flick about the murder?

I'm Patty Steele.

Stanford White and Evelyn Nesbitt, the girl in the red velvet swing.

That's next on the backstory.

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