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Welcome back to Crime Capsule. I'm your host, Benjamin Morris. This week we are continuing our conversation with Justin Dumbrowski, author of Erie's Great Mausoleum Mystery, Goals, Grave Robbers, and Extortion. If you miss the first part of our interview, be sure to check it out. Thanks as always for listening. Let's get back to it.

Justin, welcome back to Crime Capswell. Thank you again for taking the time for us to kick our fourth

season off. So where we left off last week, we had just met Frank Oldfield, inspector for the postal

system, and arguably, please forgive me all of our family listeners out there, badass super cop.

This guy was great.

Okay.

So I think it probably bears observing that one of the reasons that Oldfield was brought on to the case of the desecration of the Scott Mausoleum was because

some of these letters that had been sent from the alleged black hand and so forth. Well, how had they gotten to the victims?

They'd gotten through the mailboxes, through the postal system. And so immediately,

whenever any evidence is transported through those mechanisms, the postal inspector is,

he suddenly has prerogative over the case. Is that a fair way to say?

Yeah, I would say.

So any kind of crime that utilized the United States mail at the time was fair game to

bring in the United States postal inspectors.

And if these idiots had known who was about to be on their tail, there's a good chance

that they would have had the good sense

to just hand deliver it instead. You know what I mean? You don't want old field coming after you

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