Blood Bath

from Curator 135 · host Nathan Olli

Send us Fan Mail In light of the recent school shooting in Oxford, Michigan. A listener suggested I take a look at the horrific Bath, Michigan bombing massacre of 1927. It was the first and largest school-related rampage killing ever in the United States. Learn about Andrew Kehoe, his life, and what led him to murder 44 people on that May morning. A series of three blasts forever changed the tiny town just north of Lansing. Our 1 Year Anniversary Episode! Support the show

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