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In October 1937, Rafael Trujillo used a single word — perejil, parsley — to identify and massacre an estimated 20,000 Haitians living along the Dominican-Haitian border. This episode of History of the Caribbean documents El Corte: the six days of killing, the diplomatic silence Haiti's government accepted for $525,000, and why no court ever assigned legal responsibility. The story of how a language, a word, and a foreign policy decision buried the Caribbean's worst act of ethnic cleansing. New episodes weekly on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
Renowned archaeologist Dr. Celeste Mercer has spent years looting the graves of forgotten civilizations, trading sacred relics for fortune and prestige. But in the...
The discovery of Stephanie Pavlons’ remains in September 2022 stunned the community of Waukesha, Wisconsin. For weeks, the 44-year-old woman had been missing, her...
Everyone thinks they know Whitey Bulger — the gangster, the fugitive, the old man murdered in prison. But the real story is far more...