The Chemical Christmas Murder




True Crime Historian show

Summary: <br> "YESTERDAY'S NEWS"<br> <br> A Reading from America's Historic Newspapers<br> <br> <br> New Cumberland, Pennsylvania<br> Christmas Day, 1937<br> The press said that Charles Mobley had been drinking some whiskey during the day and he went berserk after drinking two glasses of beer. Mobley didn’t seem drunk to the patrons of Doc’s Place when he stopped in for a Christmas day nightcap, and he only had the two glasses of beer before he started shooting up the place. Was he drunker than he seemed? Or was he under the influence of something else?<br> <br>  <br> Visit <a href="http://truecrimehistorian.com/1938mobley">www.truecrimehistorian.com</a> for clippings and photos, including a shot of the scale model of the inside of the cafe used in the trial.<br> <br> Music by <a href="http://www.audionautix.com/">Audionautix</a>.<br> Purchase a transcript for 99 cents: <br> <br> <br> <br>