A 'murder castle' with torture chambers, trapdoors and soundproof rooms to muffle the cries of victims. An alleged body count of 200 people. The case of Herman Mudgett, who'd later be known as the infamous H. H. Holmes, is legendary in the annals of true crime history. But, how much of the case is true? And was H. H. Holmes just a simple conman and swindler that killed people who knew too much about his schemes, or was he responsible for killing hundreds of strangers by luring them into his 'murder castle'?
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0:00 - 7:32 (Intro)
7:32 - 22:57 (Holmes early life)
22:57 - 36:43 (The Devil in the White City)
39:18 - 51:04 (Holmes crimes outside Chicago)
51:04 - 53:17 (The capture of Holmes)
53:17 - 56:10 (Police and reporters look into the 'Murder Castle')
56:10 - 1:01:21 (Execution of Holmes and the fate of the 'Murder Castle')
1:01:21 - 1:12:29 (The myths and legends surrounding Holmes)
1:12:29 - 1:19:01 (Wrap up)
1:19:12 - 1:19:38 (Post show)
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