What Jane Saw: An Intergenerational Family Tragedy in Pennsylvania (1909–1938) - A Fun-Sized Felony
About this episode
The episode explores a tragic double-murder suicide in Pennsylvania that left three dead and seven children orphaned.
Send a message to Monica and Olivia! On July 17, 1938, ten people were living in two small rooms above the Broadway Inn in Leechburg, Pennsylvania. By sunrise, three were dead and seven children were orphaned. In 1909, a young girl watched her father terrorize a Pennsylvania town with a shotgun. Nearly three decades later, that same girl would die in the doorway of the room where her children slept. In this Fun-Sized Felony, we examine a double-murder suicide — and the unsettling possibility ...
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