Codorus Murders

Ross McGinnis, 95, says the Hex murder kept pulling him back after a 1967 Redline Rotary talk turned into more than 100 public talks.

Kimberly Smith says her daughter Felicia Smith was found dead at 410 South George Street on December 7, 2011, and police told the family it was suicide even though she says no gun was recovered.

Anna Johnson, 84, went missing six weeks after the 1969 York race riot, and Loretta Claiborne says the family never accepted the city's heart-attack ruling.

Codorus Murders - Barbara Barksdale centers on Midland Cemetery and Barbara Barksdale's claim that Jenny is "the last of surviving wooden headstones that we know of in the country." She says Jenny and George were found lying underground during cleanup, then later safeguarded after a granddaughter organized a reunion and installed granite markers.

Officers at Farker Park lead boys in a "white power" chant, warn them that the Black Panthers are coming, and help turn North Newberry Street into a siege.

Codorus Murders presents a television-style investigation into alleged connections between the Zodiac Killer, Darlene Ferrin’s death, and the Son of Sam shootings attributed to David Berkowitz.

Codorus Murders returns with "Explaining the Uprising," tracing York, Pennsylvania's July 1969 violence to years of redlining, police brutality, and neighborhood divisions.

Peter Levy, a York College historian who has taught there for 30 years, explains how Karen Rice’s early-1990s oral history introduced him to York’s overlooked revolts.

Retired York Daily Record editor Jim McClure explains how 1999 anniversary coverage of the 1969 York riots drew attention from Assistant District Attorney Tom Kelly and preceded a grand-jury investigation into the deaths of Lily Bell Allen and Henry Chadd.

Codorus Murders hosts Jessica and Megan recommend true-crime books during social distancing, including Zodiac, I'll Be Gone in the Dark, In Cold Blood, and The Stranger Beside Me.

The hosts interview journalist and author James Renner about his career in true crime investigation and his motivation for solving cold cases.

The host discusses cold cases in York, Pennsylvania, with a guest genealogist who explains her work in family history and ancestry.

A journalist discusses his coverage of a cold case murder from the 1980s in York, Pennsylvania.

The hosts discuss listener growth, recap a previous episode featuring an interview with new information about a cold case, and reflect on how their understanding has evolved.

The hosts discuss a favorite suspect in a cold case murder, including his background and connection to another murder.

The hosts discuss a recent interview with retired detective Barry Bloss about a cold case involving a missing mother named Tina, focusing on new details and the impact on her family.

Retired detective Barry Gloss discusses the cold case of Tina Knob's disappearance and murder in York, Pennsylvania.

This episode details the 1984 disappearance of 18-year-old mother Tina Knob in York, Pennsylvania, exploring her relationship and the circumstances leading to her vanishing.