If the Walls Could Talk

If the Walls Could Talk’s bonus Q&A on Teresita Basa answers listener questions about the locked apartment door, the ruined fingerprints after the 1977 fire, and why police could not build a clean forensic case.

If The Walls Could Talk bonus episode "Teresita Basa, Part 2 'The Trial'" follows the Chicago murder case that sent Alan Showery to court after Teresita Basa was found dead in her apartment with a knife in her chest and the apartment on fire.

If the Walls Could Talk follows the 1977 murder of Teresita Basa, a 47-year-old respiratory therapist at Edgewater Hospital who was found naked, stabbed in the chest, and burned in her Lincoln Park apartment.

Todd Gans and Stephanie Young use this Q&A wrap-up to explain how If the Walls Could Talk grew out of an August 2019 blog idea into a history-and-true-crime project about Edgewater Hospital, a place with almost no online coverage before they started.

Edgewater Hospital History traces how Dr.

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Peter Rogan’s return to Chicago on June 18, 2015, came as two million people filled downtown for the Blackhawks’ Stanley Cup parade.

Edgewater Hospital in Chicago closed in 2001, but the episode follows urban explorers who kept entering the campus for nearly 15 years and documenting what remained.

Peter Rogan missed his son’s September 2007 wedding and stayed in Vancouver after a federal judge ordered him to pay $64 million tied to the Edgewater Hospital fraud scheme.

Edgewater Hospital's collapse is traced through Jim Ginter, the grandson of founder Dr.

An investigation into the fraudulent practices at Edgewater Hospital, where hundreds of unnecessary heart surgeries were performed for profit, leading to patient deaths and a federal probe.

An investigation into Edgewater Hospital's fraudulent heart surgeries and the government's efforts to stop the scheme.