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Best of: The Hall-Mills Murder (Part 1)

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04/03/23

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It was the dawn of the Jazz Age in the United States and on September 14, 1922, in the town of Somerset, New Jersey, a strange and dramatic murder of two ill-fated lovers would soon attract the gaze of the entire nation.

Join Brianna as she delves into the murder case of Edward Wheeler Hall, an Episcopal priest, and a member of his choir, Eleanor Mills, in what would be known as the Hall-Mills murder.

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Part 2: It was the dawn of the Jazz Age in the United States and on September 14, 1922, in the town of Somerset, New Jersey, a strange and dramatic murder of two ill-fated lovers would soon attract the gaze of the entire nation...

Join Brianna as she delves into the murder case of Edward Wheeler Hall, an Episcopal priest, and a member of his choir, Eleanor Mills, in what would be known as the Hall-Mills murder.

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