Crime Classics
Blackbeard's Fourteenth Wife: Why She Was No Good for Him
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Crime Classics presents dramatized accounts of notorious crimes and the people connected to them. Hosted by Thomas Hyland, each program takes the form of a historical crime story, drawing on the circumstances surrounding its case to explore motives, investigations, and consequences.
The series blends narration with dramatic scenes and sound effects, giving listeners both the context of a case and a sense of its unfolding events. Its stories range across different periods and kinds of crime, often focusing on the personalities and choices behind a famous or unusual episode. This installment is titled “Blackbeard's Fourteenth Wife: Why She Was No Good for Him.”
The result is a measured, documentary-minded style of radio drama: part crime narrative, part historical portrait. Rather than relying on a single continuing cast or detective, the program turns each case into a self-contained story, with a tone that is curious, suspenseful, and attentive to the darker side of human behavior.
This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.
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