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Thrice Cursed EpisodePodcast Description:Welcome to the final feature of Powerful Women with Powerful Podcasts. This week comes from Thrice Cursed! Rebekkah Rosewood is on the scene to help you keep your curses hexy and your hexes sexy. The show is dedicated to telling lesser known true crime stories, with an emphasis on the unsolved, in as empathetic a way possible.In the episode today, Heaves'ta Betsy aka Gary Lee Schaefer, Rebekkah almost has a mental and emotional breakdown as she tells you all about the gruesome rape and murders of three young girls, as well as the sexual assault of another in Springfield, Vermont. So pop a squat on the barstool, order up your favorite brew, and tune in to Thrice Cursed. TW/CW for rape, sexual assault, graphic descriptions of murder and violence.Thrice Cursed Linktree: https://linktr.ee/ThriceCursedPod Sources:Bureau, W. (1979, September 05). Police Report Girl Missing In Springfield. Rutland Daily Herald, p. 7.Christensen, A. (1984, September 24). Brothers Team Up To Fight Crime. The Times Argus, p. 6.Daley, Y. (1992, September 27). Vt. town settles suit over killing. The Boston Globe, p. 37&38.Death remains a mystery. (1980, January 21). Bennington Banner, p. 7.Dennison, M. (1990, December 17). Court Rules Mother of Slain Girl Can Sue Former Chief. Rutland Daily Herald, p. 7.Dennison, M. (1990, December 17). Court: Family may sue police chief for distress. The Burlington Free Press, p. 1.Donelly, J. (1984, January 8). Shirt Pointed to Schaefer. The Burlington Free Press, p. 6A&7.Donnelly, J. (1983, April 12). Suspect in Slaying Of Girl, 11, Pleads Innocent to Kidnap. The Burlington Free Press, p. 1&13A.Donnelly, J. (1983, April 14). Kidnapping Suspect Investigated in Other Cases. The Burlington Free Press, p. 1.Donnelly, J. (1983, April 15). 200 at Service for Slain Girl in Springfield. The Burlington Free Press, p. 1&2.Donnelly, J. (1983, April 15). Victim's Mother Upset by Police Department's Attitude. The Burlington Free Press, p. 1.Donnelly, J. (1983, June 07). Schaefer Pleads Innocent In Death of Springfield Girl. The Burlington Free Press, p. 15.Donnelly, J. (1983, June 2). Schaefer is Charged With Murder. The Burlington Free Press, p. 13&38.Donnelly, J. (1983, October 28). Did Schaefer Confess to Murders? The Burlington Free Press, p. 1&3.Donnelly, J. (1984, January 7). Schaefer Sentenced To 30 Years To Life. The Burlington Free Press, p. 1&6A.Donnelly, J. (1984, January 8). Schaefer Case Probe Took Tortuous Path. The Burlington Free Press, p. 1&6.Donoghue, M. (1984, July 13). Judge Sets Deadline in Schaefer Case. The Burlington Free Press, p. 3B.Fisher, D. (2015, November 21). Fascinated by violence. Retrieved May 01, 2021, from https://damientfisher.wordpress.com/2013/02/23/fascinated-by-violence/Ginsburg, P. E. (1993). The shadow of death: The hunt for a serial killer (2018 ed.). London: Michael O'Mara Books.Goddard, K. (1982, August 30). Theresa Fenton's Murder: A Tragedy That Lingers. The Brattleboro Reformer, p. 2.Graff, C. (1991, September 10). High court bolsters public's right to know. The Burlington Free Press, p. 12.John Donnelly, J. (1984, January 14). State to Probe Police Handling of Schaefer Case. The Burlington Free Press, p. 1&2.Missing Springfield Girl: Skeleton Identified. (1979, December 18). The Brattleboro Reformer, p. 14.Mother of murdered girl appeals dismissal of lawsuit against town. (1988, April 21). The Burlington Free Press, p. 5.Police Decline to Make Statement on Skeletal Remains. (1979, December 19). The Burlington Free Press, p. 14.Polumbaum, I. (1988, April 8). Lawyers ask justices to unseal old murder case. The Burlington Free Press, p. 21.Rutland Daily Herald. (1988, July 24). p. 15.Schaefer Pleads Innocent Again. (1983, April 24). Rutland Daily Herald, p. 33.Schaefer to Face 2nd Murder Count. (1984, May 8). The Burlington Free Press, p. 1.Smallheer, S. (1983, April 16). Bos Says A Second Charge Against Schaefer Due. Rutland Daily Herald, p. 5.Smallheer, S. (1983, April 20). New Schaefer Arraignment Set. Rutland Daily Herald, p. 7.Smallheer, S. (1983, April 22). Denial of Second Kidnapping. Rutland Daily Herald, p. 7&8.Smallheer, S. (1983, April 22). Denial of Second Kidnapping. Rutland Daily Herald, p. 7&8.Smallheer, S. (1983, April 22). Judge Curbs Statements by Police. Rutland Daily Herald, p. 7&8.Smallheer, S. (1983, April 23). Gary Schaefer Transferred to New Jail. Rutland Daily Herald, p. 7.Smallheer, S. (1983, June 02). New Counts of Murder, Rape Filed. Rutland Daily Herald, p. 1&6.Smallheer, S. (1983, May 5). Blood Found In Lab Tests. Rutland Daily Herald, p. 8.Smallheer, S. (1984, January 7). Child's Slayer Gets From 30 Years to Life. Rutland Daily Herald, p. 19.Smallheer, S. (1984, September 13). Police Plan Child Safety Program. Rutland Daily Herald, p. 10.

Charity Nebbe speaks to Judy Polumbaum about her new book which details her father's career as a photographer — "All Available Light: The Life and Legacy of Photographer Ted Polumbaum"

Judy Polumbaum, daughter of photojournalist Ted Polumbaum, talks about her new book, “Juxtapositions: Images From the Newseum Ted Polumbaum Photo Collection,” the first major volume of selections from the 200,000-image Polumbaum collection, the largest individual photo collection held by the Newseum.

Frank and Sonya chat with Newseum exhibits staffer Patty Rhule about "Civil Rights at 50" and the Newseum's collection of Ted Polumbaum's photos from Freedom Summer in 1964.

Photojournalist Ted Polumbaum's widow and daughter, Nyna Brael Polumbaum and Judy Polumbaum, will discuss the photos he took in 1964 during Freedom Summer, an organized campaign to register black voters in Mississippi.

This OSI-hosted conversation with co-author Judy Polumbaum looked at changes in contemporary China through the compelling personal accounts of young Chinese reporters and editors. (Recorded: October 23, 2008)