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EP 63 - Crimes Behind Stone Walls · 3 Crimes That Are Still Unsolved

• HOST: Three protected places. Three impossible crimes. And somehow, the walls saw more than the witnesses. [SFX: scary whisper] HOST: Case one: Penn State, November 28th, 1969. Twenty-two-year-old Betsy Aardsma was in the Pattee Library stacks when someone stabbed her once through the chest. Students heard a crash, saw a man rush away, and Betsy died minutes later. No arrest. [AD_BREAK:1] HOST: Case two: Dublin Castle, 1907. The Irish Crown Jewels vanished from a safe days before a royal visit. No forced entry. Multiple keys. Plenty of scandal. No thief. [SFX: surprise gasp] [AD_BREAK:2] HOST: Case three: Vatican City, 1983. Fifteen-year-old Emanuela Orlandi left music class and disappeared. Calls came in. Theories multiplied. The Vatican opened tombs decades later. Still, nothing. [SFX: confused murmurs] [AD_BREAK:3] HOST: A library. A castle. A holy city. Three places built on order — undone by silence.