True Crime North Shore: A History of Murder, Mystery, and Missing Persons
Tickets on sale now for Thurs, March 13 at Off Cabot, Beverly, Mass
Join host Anngelle Wood at Off Cabot on Thursday, March 13th for a live recording of the Crime of the Truest Kind podcast! The North Shore holds secrets...
Join us for a chilling exploration of local murders, unsolved mysteries, and missing person cases. This special event delves into the stories that have haunted our communities, including that of Claire Gravel, the 20-year-old Salem State student found murdered in 1986, and the recent developments in her case.
Anngelle goes beyond simply recounting the facts, focusing on the impact these crimes have on families and communities. She emphasizes the vital role of community involvement in keeping these stories alive and advocating for justice. This live episode offers a unique perspective on local cases, highlighting the importance of remembering victims and seeking answers.
Cases planned include Claire Gravel of Beverly, Michael O’Gorman of Gloucester, Lois Centofanti of Lynn, Jesus De La Cruz of Lynn, Karen Sharpe of Wenham, Leigh Savoie of Revere, Henry Bedard Jr of
Swampscott, Leanne Redden of Lynn, Beryl Atherton of Marblehead, Dickson “Joel” De Los Reyes of Revere, and The Elliott Chambers Fire of Beverly.
About Crime of the Truest Kind:
Crime of the Truest Kind, hosted by Boston radio personality Anngelle Wood (WFNX, WBCN, WZLX), is a Massachusetts and New England true crime, local history, and advocacy-focused podcast. Anngelle's narrative storytelling style emphasizes empathy for victims and their families, believing that sharing these stories is crucial.
Crime of the Truest Kind is available online at CrimeoftheTruestKind.com, on Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Spotify, GoodPods, and everywhere you listen to podcasts.
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Be part of the conversation! This live recording will feature Q&A with Anngelle Wood and opportunities to connect with fellow true crime enthusiasts.
Have a case to share? Contact: CrimeoftheTruestKind@gmail.com