632: The Younger Brothers | True Crime Classics — Crime in the Family 🙊

🙊 The Younger Broth­ers of Jack­son Coun­ty — Mis­souri. The four sons of a farmer, would grow up to become Civ­il War guer­ril­las and out­laws in the his­to­ry books – join­ing up up with Frank and Jesse James to form the James-Younger Gang.

🦹‍♂️ The four broth­ers — Thomas Cole­man, James Hardin, John Har­ri­son, and Robert Ewing, were from a large fam­i­ly of 14 chil­dren born to Hen­ry Wash­ing­ton and Bushe­ba Fris­toe Younger. The tale is one of mur­der, heists, and this, is their sto­ry told to you through Crime Clas­sics. 🙊

📻I’ve remas­tered this episode thor­ough­ly today and I hope you real­ly enjoy it – the orig­i­nal audio was already clear-ish, and when I applied my magic….well…it real­ly shined on through. I hope you love it mates. Before I start a big shout out to Dou­glas Boor, you know who are mate, thank you for recent emails. Now mates, get ready for an OTR worth lis­ten­ing – pay close atten­tion to the end of this episode regard­ing how many bul­lets the Young Broth­ers withstood…yikes.

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