The True Story of Helen Spence as told by Denise White Parkinson

Send us Fan MailIn the 1930s, there was Bonnie Parker, Al Capone, Dillinger, and Baby Face Nelson. But one character from the South has garnered the attention of a filmmaker and a storyteller, and many more people who are interested in this true crime tale. Today we have questions about the 1930s killer Helen Spence.We're joined by our esteemed Denise Parkinson. Who is from South Arkansas and has created quite a bit of content about it.Daughter of the White River Depression Era. Treachery and Vengeance in the Arkansas Delta.Visit Denise Parkinsons SiteS. J. Tucker Official: Audiobook Trailer, Daughter of the White RiverDaughter of the White River, a documentary film projectSee Paul's Photography and Films “Thank you for listening to Things I Want to Know. You want these stories, and we want to bring them to you — so hit the support link and keep this circus, and the mics, alive. Then do us a favor and rate and subscribe; it helps the show find more people like you — the ones who like their mysteries real and their storytellers unfiltered. And if you want to wear a little of this madness, grab some Andrea-approved gear at paulgnewton.com. We make tSupport the showThings I Want To Know If you enjoy the show, or you just like supporting people who refuse to shut up, grab some merch at PaulGNewton.com. It keeps the lights on and the caffeine flowing.