Chillingworth

Chillingworth's 'Electroshock Therapy' centers on Floyd Holzapfel's choice between testifying against Joe Peel and protecting Peggy from an Insured Capital prosecution.

Chillingworth’s “Episode 12 (Part 1): The Creech Cell” follows the arrests of Floyd Holzapfel, Joe Peel, and Don Miles after recordings linked them to the Chillingworth murders and a plan to kill Floyd.

Chillingworth Episode 11, “Room 127,” follows a three-day undercover operation in which Jim Yenzer and Wilbur try to make Floyd discuss the 1955 murders of Judge Curtis Chillingworth and Marjorie Chillingworth.

A payroll train outside Jaipuri near Rio de Janeiro is dynamited, three guards are killed, and investigators find American cigarettes, bourbon, and stolen traveler's checks at the scene.

Chillingworth Episode 8, “Tommy Gun,” follows Henry Lovern’s attempts to record Floyd, Joe, and Bobby Lincoln discussing the June 15, 1955 murders.

Episode 6 of Chillingworth follows Joe Peel and Floyd Holzapfel after Floyd is acquitted in the attempted murder of Hal Gray despite evidence involving a double-indemnity policy.

Chillingworth: Episode 5, “The Chi-Chi Club,” follows Joe Peel and Floyd Holzapfel after the June 1955 abduction and murders of Judge Curtis Chillingworth and Marjorie Chillingworth.

Chillingworth examines how West Palm Beach magistrate Joe Peel moved from planning Paul Rogers’s murder to building a bribery scheme with Floyd Holzapfel and Bobby Lincoln.

Chillingworth’s “Episode 3: Government by Assassination” traces Judge Joe Peel’s rise as West Palm Beach municipal judge and attorney after his 1952 suspension for representing both sides in a lawsuit.

This episode recounts the investigation into the 1955 disappearance of Judge Curtis Chillingworth and his wife in Florida.

This episode recounts the 1955 murder of Judge Curtis Chillingworth and the integrated criminal alliance behind it, exploring the impact on Florida's justice system.