Ohio 88

["Fayette County is presented as a horse-breeding county with a 2020 population of 28,897, a median household income of $52,964, and a 12% poverty rate.", "Courtney returns to Ohio 88 to trace the county's 1810 creation from Ross and Highland counties and its naming for Marquis de Lafayette.", "Washington Courthouse, the county seat, is described as having 13,524 residents, a B- Niche crime rating, and a county crime grade of C- from CrimeGrade.org.", "The episode closes with 64.7% homeownership, 91.9% health coverage, and a $76,461 versus $43,000 pay gap in information jobs."]

["Ohio 88 opens with Fayette County, Ohio, created on February 19, 1810, with Washington Courthouse as county seat, before pivoting to Arch Schlichter.", "Schlichter, born in Bloomingburg on April 25, 1960, became a Miami Trace and Ohio State star, but the episode says his first gambling win came at Scioto Downs.", "The story follows a $350,000 Baltimore Colts bonus, a year that cost him $1 million, FBI cooperation against threatening bookies, and a 13-month gambling suspension from Pete Rozelle.", "It closes on Anita Barney, who says she loaned him more than $1 million, and on later prison, parole, and 2022-2024 drug charges."]

Ohio 88’s Logan County episode pairs Heather with returning guest Stacey to examine the county’s history, demographics, economy, health coverage, and crime statistics.

Ohio 88 episode 21 centers on the May 29, 2005 shootings at the Moody family farm in Logan County, Ohio, where 18-year-old Scott Moody was blamed for killing five people and injuring 15-year-old Stacey Moody.

["Ohio 88's Defiance County episode profiles a mostly rural northwestern Ohio county that was established on March 4, 1845, and named after Fort Defiance.", "Heather and returning guest Kelsey connect that history to a General Motors powertrain plant with 2,500 workers, Defiance College's 143 degrees in 2020, and a 2020 median household income of $62,000.", "The health section focuses on 93.5% coverage, primary-care doctors seeing about 1,900 patients a year, mental health providers seeing 428, and the stigma around therapy.", "The closing stretch moves into veterans' care and local crime, including a 2019 crime rate of 136 and a 21% drop from 2018."]

This episode discusses a special episode where a family member of a victim from a previous episode contacts the host.

The host introduces a guest to discuss crime in Hancock County, Ohio, as part of a series covering notorious individuals from each of Ohio's 88 counties.

A podcast exploring notorious criminals from each of Ohio's 88 counties, covering various crimes and infamous individuals.

This episode continues the examination of Charles Manson, covering the prosecution's opening statement and evidence in the Tate-LaBianca murders.