I just watched Wild Crime on Hulu, which outlines the detective work that was done by the National Parks Service to prove that a husband, Harold Henthorn, pushed his wife off a cliff to collect the life insurance money. It was fascinating. But I am absolutely sure I heard this story first on a podcast, and I only listen to a few true crime podcasts (My Favorite Murder is another one). If anyone remembers Crime Junkie covering this, let me know. I haven't been able to find it by searching.
He wanted to learn about pyramid schemes.
I stopped by Henthorn's on Lafayette Rd to look at lawnmowers. Although they had signs in the window asking customers to wear masks, it was locked and empty. Looking through the window I could see the showroom was completely empty. They were in business at least since the 1960s (they were a Wheel Horse distributor then), and it would be a shame to see them go.
check out this story.
