Acclaimed journalist Ethan Brown digs up all the clues to this haunting case, its mishandled investigation and the forgotten victims.
The unsolved murders of eight women in Jefferson Davis Parish between 20 have seen countless potential resolutions, from a serial killer to dirty cops. Murder in the Bayou: Who Killed the Women Known as the Jeff Davis 8? Follow the journey back to antebellum Louisiana to find the true story of one of the city’s most famous haunted houses and the murderess who lived there. Mad Madame LaLaurie: New Orleans’ Most Famous Murderess Revealedĭelphine LaLaurie ruled Creole society in 1830s New Orleans, until a fire at her Royal Street mansion revealed her grisly secret: an attic full of chained, abused and mutilated slaves.
Legendary Louisiana Outlaws: The Villains and Heroes of Folk Justiceįrom the legendary Bonnie and Clyde to 19th-century train robber Eugene Bunch, who was called “Bloody Tangipahoa’s Robin Hood,” this wide-ranging anthology recounts the biggest figures of Louisiana’s crime history. Five Days paints a bleak, unflinching picture of the darkest days inside the hospital. As this harrowing deep dive reveals, some of those patients had death chosen for them. In the days that followed Hurricane Katrina, the staff, patients and refugees at New Orleans’ Memorial Hospital faced life-or-death choices. Five Days at Memorial: Life and Death in a Storm-Ravaged Hospital
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