Is it a sin? A crime loving you dear like I do.

If it's a crime, then I'm guilty guilty of love in view.

Hi everyone.

Hi everyone. Welcome to another episode of Criminal Broads, a true crime

podcast about wild women on the wrong side of the law. My name is Tori Telfer. I'm your faithful host. I've written a book about female

serial killers called Lady Killers and I am currently working on a book about

Khan women which is proving to be so much fun.

I'm loving the research, and I hope

you'll check it out when it comes out

in approximately 10 million years,

because I have so much work to do first.

Today, we are embarking on our second episode of a little sub-series of the

podcast. So if you remember on episode 17 we started occasionally doing an

episode on a crime fighting broad rather than a criminal broad. So a wild woman

on the right side of the law, I guess you could say. I'm not going to do them every other episode or anything like that, but I like to throw them in to kind of spice up the narrative and shine a spotlight on some of the women who are working

against crime and not necessarily for, you know, huge organized criminal syndicates like

our girl, Griselda Blanco of episode 18. So today I'm very excited to tell you the story of the second ever crime fighting broad of this podcast who is a woman totally inspiring and very much forgotten by

history which as you probably know by now is one of my favorite combos.

I want to cite my source for this episode right up top just in case you don't see it in the

show notes. I always put my sources in the show notes by the way if you're curious.

But this episode's source is very special. It's a book written by this broad's grandson.

So the book is called Invisible, and it's by Stephen L Carter, who's written a lot of books. He's an excellent writer.

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