On June 25, 1906, three shots rang out at Mam'zelle Champagne, a musical revue
playing in a restaurant space atop Madison Square Garden. Millionaire Harry Thaw
had just killed famed architect Stanford White, in front of rows and rows of
witnesses and a stageful of chorus girls. The murder became known as the crime
of the century, and word of it spread throughout New York society and beyond.
Thaw would claim that he had killed White to avenge his wife Evelyn Nesbit. She
said that White had raped her. But later it would come out that Thaw had a dark
history of his own, one filled with sexually charged violence.
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The Murder Sheet is a weekly true crime podcast hosted by journalist Áine Cain
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and features miniseries on the Burger Chef murders. If you're looking for
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