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==Listen to this Episode on your Favorite Platforms!== | |||
* [https:// | Listen to Twisted Roots at our new home on Buzzsprout or any of your favorite Podcast platforms! | ||
* [https://twistedroots.buzzsprout.com/2382276/15357116-the-mailahn-family-massacre This Episode!] (links to other platforms included) | |||
==Synopsis== | |||
In this episode, learn the story of a young man on the family farm in rural Wisconsin in 1912 who became despondent after the multiple losses in his family to consumption. Finally, after a heavy snow fall and tired of waiting for the disease to take the rest of his family, he decided to take matters into his own hands. Also enjoy reviewing the supplemental resource material and documentation by reviewing the [[Case File: Mailahn Family|Case File]]. We recommend reviewing these records while listening to the episode or after. | |||
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* [[Case File: Mailahn Family|Mailahn Family]] | |||
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Listen to this Episode on your Favorite Platforms![edit]
Listen to Twisted Roots at our new home on Buzzsprout or any of your favorite Podcast platforms!
- This Episode! (links to other platforms included)
Synopsis[edit]
In this episode, learn the story of a young man on the family farm in rural Wisconsin in 1912 who became despondent after the multiple losses in his family to consumption. Finally, after a heavy snow fall and tired of waiting for the disease to take the rest of his family, he decided to take matters into his own hands. Also enjoy reviewing the supplemental resource material and documentation by reviewing the Case File. We recommend reviewing these records while listening to the episode or after.