S3 Ep67: The X Factor

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History, True Crime

4.9 • 656 Ratings

🗓️ 30 March 2021

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

In the 1920s and 30s, an ultra-violent sect of the KKK called the Black Legion ran rampant in the Midwest. When a proud black man and activist moved his family to Lansing, Michigan to escape death threats from white supremacists, he had no idea he was walking into a snake pit. The violence that ensued destroyed a family and shaped the life of a man who went on to shake the world.

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0:00.0	Targeted True Crime Podcast.
0:03.9	We tell stories of those who were targeted by abuse and investigate cases of family violence, using academic research to interpret the events.
0:14.1	I think we need to stop making family violence a secret.
0:18.2	Let's use our stories to help, heal, and provoke change. Season 4 features the case
0:26.1	of Marcia Brantley, a woman who disappeared in 2009, but was not reported missing until six
0:31.8	months later. With new interviews, we'll explore the possibility that Marcia's husband had isolated her through coercive control from family and friends.
0:43.4	Targeted True Crime Podcasts.
0:46.7	Peace, my friends. Peace.
0:52.7	This is a Scream Queen production.
1:00.1	Ah, ah, ah.
1:04.3	I never will forget The tragic ending met
1:13.9	The day you'll last
1:16.6	Sun sets
1:19.6	So dead
1:23.6	So dead
1:25.6	So dead. So dead. So dead.
1:30.3	So dead.
1:32.3	Welcome to another episode of So debt.
1:39.3	I'm your host, Jen Carpenter.
1:41.3	Happy True Crime Tuesday.
1:45.7	Happy Taco Tuesday.
1:48.8	Happy first episode of spring.
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