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The Madness of John Terrell With Author Stephen Terrell

The Madness of John Terrell With Author Stephen Terrell

30min |18/12/2024
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True Crime, Authors & Extraordinary People

The Madness of John Terrell With Author Stephen Terrell

The Madness of John Terrell With Author Stephen Terrell

30min |18/12/2024
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Description

Stephen Terrell, a novelist and retired attorney, shares the gripping story of his great-uncle John Terrell, who became notorious for a murder that shocked Indiana in 1903. Terrell's book, "The Madness of John Terrell: Revenge and Insanity on Trial in the Heartland," delves into the complexities of family history and the dark legacy that can emerge from it. As Stephen recounts the intriguing details of John’s life, including his rise to wealth through oil discovery and the tragic events that led to the fatal confrontation with his son-in-law Melvin Wolf, listeners gain insight into the societal issues of the time, such as bullying and mental health struggles. The discussion also touches upon the legal proceedings that followed, highlighting the stark contrasts in public perception of John Terrell as both a respected businessman and a man driven to violence. This episode not only uncovers a captivating true crime narrative but also invites reflection on enduring social challenges that echo through history. 

Get your Copy of The Madness Of John Terrell Revenge and Insanity on trial in the heartland  HERE

Takeaways:

  • The podcast discusses the complex history of the Terrell family, including a notorious murder case from the early 1900s.
  • Stephen Terrell's book, 'The Madness of John Terrell,' explores themes of family, violence, and societal perceptions of morality.
  • The trial of John Terrell revealed deep community divisions regarding his character and actions, influenced by his atheism.
  • Throughout the episode, the importance of sharing stories and understanding our family histories is underscored.
  • Listeners are encouraged to reach out for help if they or someone they know is struggling with suicidal thoughts.


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Sound Mixing and editing by David McClam


Intro script by Sophie Wild From Fiverr & David McClam


Intro and outro jingle by Jacqueline G. (JacquieVoice) From Fiverr


Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Chapters

  • #1

    00:00

  • Understanding the Impact of Suicide

    00:05

  • Discovering Family Secrets

    03:38

  • The Story of Melvin and the Terrell Family

    09:48

  • The Legacy of John Terrell and Its Psychological Impact

    19:40

  • Exploring Historical Issues: A Reflection on Crime and Society

    26:01

  • #7

    28:28

Description

Stephen Terrell, a novelist and retired attorney, shares the gripping story of his great-uncle John Terrell, who became notorious for a murder that shocked Indiana in 1903. Terrell's book, "The Madness of John Terrell: Revenge and Insanity on Trial in the Heartland," delves into the complexities of family history and the dark legacy that can emerge from it. As Stephen recounts the intriguing details of John’s life, including his rise to wealth through oil discovery and the tragic events that led to the fatal confrontation with his son-in-law Melvin Wolf, listeners gain insight into the societal issues of the time, such as bullying and mental health struggles. The discussion also touches upon the legal proceedings that followed, highlighting the stark contrasts in public perception of John Terrell as both a respected businessman and a man driven to violence. This episode not only uncovers a captivating true crime narrative but also invites reflection on enduring social challenges that echo through history. 

Get your Copy of The Madness Of John Terrell Revenge and Insanity on trial in the heartland  HERE

Takeaways:

  • The podcast discusses the complex history of the Terrell family, including a notorious murder case from the early 1900s.
  • Stephen Terrell's book, 'The Madness of John Terrell,' explores themes of family, violence, and societal perceptions of morality.
  • The trial of John Terrell revealed deep community divisions regarding his character and actions, influenced by his atheism.
  • Throughout the episode, the importance of sharing stories and understanding our family histories is underscored.
  • Listeners are encouraged to reach out for help if they or someone they know is struggling with suicidal thoughts.


DON'T FORGET TO RATE, COMMENT AND SUBSCRIBE

JOIN ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA BY FOLLOWING THE LINKTREE

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Deep Dark Secrets with LaDonna Humphrey & Amy Smith

True Crime, Authors and Extraordinary People With David McClam


Extinguished With David McClam & LaDonna Humphrey


Cover Art and Logo created by Diana of Other Worldly


Sound Mixing and editing by David McClam


Intro script by Sophie Wild From Fiverr & David McClam


Intro and outro jingle by Jacqueline G. (JacquieVoice) From Fiverr


Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Chapters

  • #1

    00:00

  • Understanding the Impact of Suicide

    00:05

  • Discovering Family Secrets

    03:38

  • The Story of Melvin and the Terrell Family

    09:48

  • The Legacy of John Terrell and Its Psychological Impact

    19:40

  • Exploring Historical Issues: A Reflection on Crime and Society

    26:01

  • #7

    28:28

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Description

Stephen Terrell, a novelist and retired attorney, shares the gripping story of his great-uncle John Terrell, who became notorious for a murder that shocked Indiana in 1903. Terrell's book, "The Madness of John Terrell: Revenge and Insanity on Trial in the Heartland," delves into the complexities of family history and the dark legacy that can emerge from it. As Stephen recounts the intriguing details of John’s life, including his rise to wealth through oil discovery and the tragic events that led to the fatal confrontation with his son-in-law Melvin Wolf, listeners gain insight into the societal issues of the time, such as bullying and mental health struggles. The discussion also touches upon the legal proceedings that followed, highlighting the stark contrasts in public perception of John Terrell as both a respected businessman and a man driven to violence. This episode not only uncovers a captivating true crime narrative but also invites reflection on enduring social challenges that echo through history. 

Get your Copy of The Madness Of John Terrell Revenge and Insanity on trial in the heartland  HERE

Takeaways:

  • The podcast discusses the complex history of the Terrell family, including a notorious murder case from the early 1900s.
  • Stephen Terrell's book, 'The Madness of John Terrell,' explores themes of family, violence, and societal perceptions of morality.
  • The trial of John Terrell revealed deep community divisions regarding his character and actions, influenced by his atheism.
  • Throughout the episode, the importance of sharing stories and understanding our family histories is underscored.
  • Listeners are encouraged to reach out for help if they or someone they know is struggling with suicidal thoughts.


DON'T FORGET TO RATE, COMMENT AND SUBSCRIBE

JOIN ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA BY FOLLOWING THE LINKTREE

Follow Our Family Of True Crime Shows

Deep Dark Secrets with LaDonna Humphrey & Amy Smith

True Crime, Authors and Extraordinary People With David McClam


Extinguished With David McClam & LaDonna Humphrey


Cover Art and Logo created by Diana of Other Worldly


Sound Mixing and editing by David McClam


Intro script by Sophie Wild From Fiverr & David McClam


Intro and outro jingle by Jacqueline G. (JacquieVoice) From Fiverr


Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Chapters

  • #1

    00:00

  • Understanding the Impact of Suicide

    00:05

  • Discovering Family Secrets

    03:38

  • The Story of Melvin and the Terrell Family

    09:48

  • The Legacy of John Terrell and Its Psychological Impact

    19:40

  • Exploring Historical Issues: A Reflection on Crime and Society

    26:01

  • #7

    28:28

Description

Stephen Terrell, a novelist and retired attorney, shares the gripping story of his great-uncle John Terrell, who became notorious for a murder that shocked Indiana in 1903. Terrell's book, "The Madness of John Terrell: Revenge and Insanity on Trial in the Heartland," delves into the complexities of family history and the dark legacy that can emerge from it. As Stephen recounts the intriguing details of John’s life, including his rise to wealth through oil discovery and the tragic events that led to the fatal confrontation with his son-in-law Melvin Wolf, listeners gain insight into the societal issues of the time, such as bullying and mental health struggles. The discussion also touches upon the legal proceedings that followed, highlighting the stark contrasts in public perception of John Terrell as both a respected businessman and a man driven to violence. This episode not only uncovers a captivating true crime narrative but also invites reflection on enduring social challenges that echo through history. 

Get your Copy of The Madness Of John Terrell Revenge and Insanity on trial in the heartland  HERE

Takeaways:

  • The podcast discusses the complex history of the Terrell family, including a notorious murder case from the early 1900s.
  • Stephen Terrell's book, 'The Madness of John Terrell,' explores themes of family, violence, and societal perceptions of morality.
  • The trial of John Terrell revealed deep community divisions regarding his character and actions, influenced by his atheism.
  • Throughout the episode, the importance of sharing stories and understanding our family histories is underscored.
  • Listeners are encouraged to reach out for help if they or someone they know is struggling with suicidal thoughts.


DON'T FORGET TO RATE, COMMENT AND SUBSCRIBE

JOIN ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA BY FOLLOWING THE LINKTREE

Follow Our Family Of True Crime Shows

Deep Dark Secrets with LaDonna Humphrey & Amy Smith

True Crime, Authors and Extraordinary People With David McClam


Extinguished With David McClam & LaDonna Humphrey


Cover Art and Logo created by Diana of Other Worldly


Sound Mixing and editing by David McClam


Intro script by Sophie Wild From Fiverr & David McClam


Intro and outro jingle by Jacqueline G. (JacquieVoice) From Fiverr


Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Chapters

  • #1

    00:00

  • Understanding the Impact of Suicide

    00:05

  • Discovering Family Secrets

    03:38

  • The Story of Melvin and the Terrell Family

    09:48

  • The Legacy of John Terrell and Its Psychological Impact

    19:40

  • Exploring Historical Issues: A Reflection on Crime and Society

    26:01

  • #7

    28:28

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