200 Feet From Home: the Murder of Florence Kane - A Fun-Sized Felony
About this episode
The episode discusses the murder of Florence Kane in 1925 and the subsequent fear in her neighborhood due to similar attacks on women.
Send a message to Monica and Olivia! In 1925, 29-year-old Florence Kane stepped off a subway in Brooklyn after a night out with friends. She called her mother to say she would be home in 30 minutes. In the final stretch of just 6 blocks, the unthinkable happened; Florence never made it home. As fear spread through the neighborhood, reports surfaced of other women being attacked in the same way—grabbed in the dark, beaten, and left for dead. And yet, despite witnesses, patterns, and mounting p...
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