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Todd Ganz and Stephani Young
If the Walls Could Talk
How did a group of bad apples turn a premiere Chicago hospital into a "butcher shop"? If the walls of Edgewater Hospital could talk, they would proudly share the years of good medicine before breaking down into tears recounting the horrible crimes done within those walls. Hear former employees, patients, FBI agents, lawyers, and urban explorers share what happened in this history / true crime podcast series.
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Ratings & Reviews
4.7 stars from 140 ratings
What a story!
This was an eye-opening and incredible story about healthcare gone wrong. I wish I found this story years ago.
SRQGal34 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 03/03/23
Amazing!
This story is so well researched and presented in such a way that made it easy to follow and completely held my interest! It’s a very interesting story told from different angles and perspectives. I really enjoyed this podcast and would definitely recommend!
Shandie-Lyn via Apple Podcasts · Canada · 12/03/21
Audio gold!
Unbelievable and awesome podcast!
littleguythedog via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 05/11/21
Recent Episodes
Published 10/27/22
It's not a coincidence that many celebrities who performed at Edgewater Beach Hotel wound up in the "private suites" at Edgewater Hospital. Todd recently joined Tommy Henry on the Chicago History Podcast to explain why and shared a few other similarities between the two buildings.  Hear the full...
Published 10/27/22
There were other suspects in the mysterious murder investigation of Edgewater Hospital's Teresita Basa. In this special Q&A, learn about them and whether Reme Chua was considered a person of interest. Hear why one of Allan Showery's lawyers was later disbarred and find out about the odd...
Published 12/02/21
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