214 - Live at the Davies Symphony Hall in San Francisco (2018)
- Mar 19, 2020
- 1:31:49
- Full Episode
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<p>Karen and Georgia cover the murder of Cecelia Bowers and the Alcatraz Escape of 1962.</p> <p> </p><p>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.</p>
Brief Summary
Hosts Karen and Georgia share a true crime story about Dr. J. Milton Bowers, a doctor accused of murdering his wives, during a live show in San Francisco.
Key points
- The Cello Mystery. A humorous story about losing a cello after a move, leading to a series of comedic events.
- Podcast Festival Excitement. The hosts express excitement about performing at the symphony, noting the unique audience atmosphere.
- The Mysterious Deaths of Wives. Dr. J. Milton Bowers' wives die under suspicious circumstances, raising eyebrows about his role.
- Phosphorus Poisoning Revealed. Cecilia Bowers' autopsy reveals phosphorus poisoning, leading to Dr. Bowers' arrest.
- Dr. Bowers' Defense. Dr. Bowers claims he is innocent, stating he had no motive to poison his wife.
- The Verdict. After a lengthy trial, Dr. Bowers is found guilty of first-degree murder.
Episode highlights
- The Cello MysteryA humorous story about losing a cello after a move, leading to a series of comedic events.“A ghost cello player stole it?”1:44Mar 19, 2020
- Podcast Festival ExcitementThe hosts express excitement about performing at the symphony, noting the unique audience atmosphere.“This is so exciting to be here.”3:15Mar 19, 2020
- The Mysterious Deaths of WivesDr. J. Milton Bowers' wives die under suspicious circumstances, raising eyebrows about his role.“So obvious, I mean about murdering all your wives.”34:21Mar 19, 2020
- Phosphorus Poisoning RevealedCecilia Bowers' autopsy reveals phosphorus poisoning, leading to Dr. Bowers' arrest.“Her stomach is glowing in the dark.”44:21Mar 19, 2020
- Dr. Bowers' DefenseDr. Bowers claims he is innocent, stating he had no motive to poison his wife.“And you're all fools, fools, I say.”46:11Mar 19, 2020
- The VerdictAfter a lengthy trial, Dr. Bowers is found guilty of first-degree murder.“Thank you, a verdict of first degree, guilty of first degree murder.”48:31Mar 19, 2020
- A Shocking TwistA year and a half after the conviction, a shocking letter reveals a confession.“In the coroner's letter that supposedly Henry wrote, he confesses to murdering his own sister.”51:58Mar 19, 2020
- Dr. Bowers Walks FreeIn a surprising turn, Dr. Bowers is exonerated after new evidence emerges.“Wait, what?”56:12Mar 19, 2020
Tension
65/ 100Some tension
