15 Minutes of Infamy
15 Minutes of Infamy is a short-form true crime podcast hosted by author Marlin Bressi, creator of the Pennsylvania Oddities podcast. Each episode delivers a fast, gripping fifteen-minute deep dive into infamous true crime cases, exploring historic murders, notorious criminals, unsolved mysteries, and the dark events that shaped history. Perfect for fans of bite-sized true crime, historical crime stories, and real-life mysteries, 15 Minutes of Infamy brings the past to life—one chilling story at a time.
Episodes
The Kidnapping of Betty Ann Lake
On the morning of January 6, 1936, near the tiny settlement of Pacific Junction in New Brunswick, Canada, a woodcutter named Otto Blakeney saw smoke over the snowy horizon. He trudged through the woods and was shocked to discover a burned out cabin-- and the bodies of Philip Lake, his wife, and their infant son.But not all members of the Lake family were accounted for; missing was the Lake's f
Death is Like a Box of Chocolates
Life is like a box of chocolates: You never know if you're going to bite into one that has been laced with deadly poison.This is the true story of the murder of Elizabeth Dunning, a Congressman's daughter who suffered a tragic fate at the hands of a stranger who lived thousands of miles away.
Isaac Sawtelle
Christmas Day of 1889 had a special meaning for one Boston family. Isaac Sawtelle, Jr., would be reunited with the family he hadn't seen in sixteen years. But Isaac's long absence from home was neither the result of his seeking fortune out West or traveling abroad, nor was it because of a family rift. No, the reason for Isaac's long-awaited homecoming was because he had been pardoned b
The Malevolent Mystic
In a small farmhouse in Oregon, there once lived a family named Covell. The head of the household was Dr. Fred Covell, a chiropractor with an office in the town of Bandon. When Ebba Covell was found dead in her bed with her neck bent at an unnatural angle, as if twisted by powerful hands, her chiropractor husband was the logical suspect. But murder often defies logic, as Ebba's real killer tur
Dishonest Abe
On April 8, 1922, Abraham Becker walked into a Bronx police station and reported that his wife, Jennie, was missing. The discovery of her body, and the post-mortem analysis of her partially-digested last meal, ultimately led two men to Sing Sing Prison's electric chair.
Unchained Medley
After Nancy Boyer, a middle-aged hairdresser, was found murdered in her apartment by her landlady, Washington D.C.'s top detectives leaped into action-- but little did they know that the man they were after had left a trail of red-haired victims from New Orleans to Chicago. So, what was the reason for the killer's distaste for redheads?
A Black Hearse Comes at Midnight
The Archer Home for Elderly People was a highly-specialized business. That is, it specialized in the quick and speedy extermination of its residents.This is the true story of Amy Archer Gilligan, a nursing homeowner from Windsor, Connecticut, who came under scrutiny after a newspaper report noticed an unusually high number of resident deaths-- and a mysterious black hearse that visited the Archer
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