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EPISODE · Dec 16, 2020 · 12 MIN

Historical Murders: The Soap Kettle Murders

from Colored Red · host Laura Porritt

On December 15, 1917, in a rural farmhouse around 4 miles from Olathe, Colorado, a young boy's body was boiled in lye to make a human soap. His father, too, would supposedly suffer the same fate. The woman at the center of the murders is Mrs. Mary Bush, a spiteful woman who accused her grandson, the boy in the soap kettle, of stealing $1.35 from her pocketbook. 

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