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On May 23, 1918, Andrew Maggio celebrated his acceptance into the navy with a night of drinking in New Orleans. Stumbling home drunk, he heard strange groans coming from the

DREAD: THE UNSOLVED Takes on The Axeman of New Orleans Join your host Jans Holstrom on an all new killer episode of DREAD: THE UNSLOVED where he takes on the Legendary Axeman of New Orleans! A thriving port city nestled on the Mississippi River on its route to the Gulf of Mexico. New Orleans is known for its nightlife, its unique food, and of course Mardi Gras. In 1918, New Orleans had a completely different kind of nightlife. A killer was stalking the streets, and god help anyone who questioned his music taste. I’m Jans Holstrom, and this, is Dread the Unsolved.

Top 10 Unsolved Mysterious Murders From The Early 1900s Although most murders are solved relatively quickly, a mysterious few are forever out of reach of the authorities and those who seek justice. While each of these cases could fill volumes in their own right—and some already have—here are 10 times that people literally got away with murder in the early 1900s. 10 The New Orleans Axeman 1918–1919 On the evening of May 22, 1918, Jake and Andrew Maggio made a gruesome discovery. Their dying brother and his already-dead wife had been brutally butchered with an axe. They were the first vic...