Murder In The Black

By: Stephanie Rose
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  • Welcome to Murder In The Black, a blog dedicated to exploring the mysteries of unsolved murders and the intricate world of criminal investigations. Here, we dive deep into the evidence, examine the facts, and piece together the clues surrounding some of the most puzzling cases. Whether it’s cold cases left untouched for decades or recent crimes that baffle investigators, we aim to shed light on the stories behind the headlines.
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  • Policing San Francisco: 1930s-1960s

    Policing San Francisco: 1930s-1960s
    Oct 30 2024

    Hank Chapot will present his work on the 1937 Atherton Report: "In 1935 San Franciscans were shocked, shocked, to hear reports of ordinary police officers with extraordinary wealth. Mayor Angelo Rossi and the Board of Supervisors put up $75,000 dollars to fund an independent investigation of the SFPD and it's crooked cops, hiring the private investigation firm Atherton & Dunn. The investigation and grand jury testimony pointed directly at bail bondsman Pete McDonough, San Francisco's greatest boss. The Atherton Report, released in March 1937, rocked the city and the police establishment and initiated the inexorable fall of the House of McDonough." Chris Agee will present his work on the 1960s: "During the 1960s San Franciscans grappled over the appropriate role of the police in an urban democracy. By examining the Police-Community Relations Unit, the Police Officers' Association, and the administrations of Mayors George Christopher and Joseph Alioto, this talk will explore how rank-and-file police officers maintained their street-level discretion during the period in which San Francisco's city hall embraced an increasingly inclusive political arrangement."

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    1 hr and 30 mins

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