Episode 13: The Bloody Benders

Happy Native American Heritage Day & belated Thanksgiving!We are a day late but nevertheless, we have to share how thankful and gratuitous we are for our listeners! We could not be able to tell our stories without you! Today on WTLGO, Bri is a little under the weather and unable to co-host so we have Simon filling in for her! Our story for episode 13 is, The Bloody Benders. The United States first known murderous, serial-killing family. They were settlers that dwelled on the innocence of any travelers on the Osage Trail and left a pretty ugly surprise behind in their tracks. Stay safe out there and we will see you when the light goes out!Don't forget to leave any positive feedback and reviews! You can also add us on the following social media platforms listed below! Thank you again for listening and we will see you when the light, goes out!Social Media:Instagram: @wtlgopodcastFacebook: @wtlgopodcastTwitter: @WTLGOpodcastYoutube: @WTLGOpodcastHave a story you'd like to share with us? Email us any of your feedback and inquiries:wtlgoinquiries@gmail.comSources:History.com , April 07, 2021 "Kansas-Nebraska Act"The Serial Killer Podcast "The Bloody Benders"Capello, Nile Aug.19, 2019 "The Bloody Benders: America's First Family Of Serial Killers"Jonusas, Susan March 03,2022 "Hell's Half Acre: The Untold Story of the Benders, a Serial Killer Family on the American Frontier"Kats, Brigit Feb. 04, 2020 "The Kansas Homestead Where America’s First Serial Killer Family Committed Its Crimes Is Up for Sale" ://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-n....ews/sale-kansas-land