On today's episode of Thumbing Through the Archives, we take a look at the achievements of Michigan's so-called "fastest cow." Her name is Taffy, and her former owner has plenty to tell us about this bovine's moo-ving tale. Just how fast was her record? What else is there to know? All that and more!
Daniel Lewis Hazard made his way to Croswell on July 21, 1998, unaware that it would be his last day alive. Over twenty-six years later and there remains a question as to who murdered him. Was it a friendship gone awry or perhaps something more sinister? While currently inactive, this case remains curious in the minds of many--especially with it being so close to home.
On this special edition of Thumbing Through the Archives, we’re returning to our roots by taking some time to revisit the Sparlings and their confusing history. The topic might be the same, but the conversation sure isn’t! With almost forty episodes under our belt, it’s time for some perspective.
This might be our final gambit regarding the drug trade in St. Clair County, but we're going out with a bang! One man has more history with the St. Clair County drug trade than any other: Dave Dean. Some of our listeners may be familiar with him while others may not. Either way, come listen in (or continue along with us) as we analyze Dean’s involvement.
The St. Clair County Drug Task Force officially began its operations on January 2, 1985, with its tip-line being installed the same month. Despite such a strong start, authorities had yet to discover what their residents were truly getting up to--both at home and across the world. In this episode, we're continuing our exploration into the turbulent history of St. Clair County's drug trade, so if you missed Part 1, be sure to take a listen before joining us.
