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	Today in History Site
	Christa Mackey BellaOnline's Today in History Editor

Crime Library

Crime happens on a daily basis. Some crimes, however, are more memorable than others...

Battle of Alcatraz star
Vintage 1946 radio serial concerning the events of the infamous escape attempt.

Bloody Valentines (February 14, 1929) star
The bloodiest day in Prohibition history...and no one was ever taken to trial for it...

Lizzie Borden Acquitted (June 20, 1893) star
Lizzie Borden took an axe and gave her mother 40 whacks...or did she? She was acquitted on three counts of murder on June 20, 1893, but the legend of her murderess rampage that August 4th morning lives on... is it fact or is it fiction?

The Battle of Alcatraz (May 2-4, 1946) star
The bloodiest escape attempt in the 29-year history of one of America's most formidable prisons: Alcatraz.

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