Feb 18 2025 17 mins
Exploring a local murder case from 1954, the episode delves into the disturbing story of Kenneth Chapin, who killed two neighbors, one being a young babysitter. Focusing on the complexities of mental health and the questions surrounding his motive, the hosts engage listeners in a critical examination of understanding violence in our communities.
• Background on the Springfield case and listener inspiration
• Discussion of the book "A Thread of Evidence"
• Insights into Kenneth Chapin's mental health and the murders
• The tragic deaths of Lynn Ann Smith and Stephen Goldberg
• The complications of insanity and sanity in the trial
• Reflections on the emotional impact on the community
• Call for readers and listeners to engage with local stories
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Wicked Wanderings is hosted by Hannah Fitzpatrick & Courtney Keating and is produced by Rob Fitzpatrick. Music by Sascha Ende. Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Lic.
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