Minnesota's Most Notorious: Where Blood Runs Cold

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The Ann Bilansky Murder Case w/ Matthew Cecil

August 31, 2026

On this latest episode of Minnesota's Most Notorious: Where Blood Runs Cold, I speak with Matt Cecil about one of the most infamous murder cases in Minnesota history. In 1859, Ann Bilansky's alcoholic husband, Stanislaus, passed away in his bed in the family's St. Paul saloon/home. At first it was believed he had died of an unspecified illness, but when the Bilanskys' neighbor, Lucinda Fitzpatrick, came forward with shocking news — she had accompanied Ann to buy arsenic not long before — susp...

The Deadly 1896 Sherburn Bank Robbery w/ Jeffrey Sauve

August 15, 2026

On October 7, 1896, the citizens of Sherburn, a small town in southwestern Minnesota, were horrified when two brothers from Iowa held up the local bank and murdered two men inside. It would go down in history as the world's first heist executed on bicycles. An intense manhunt followed, as the brothers pedaled hard for Iowa in a desperate bid to escape. Award winning author Jeffrey Sauve has returned to Minnesota's Most Notorious - this time to share details from his new book "Wheels of Murde...

Crossing Jimmy Hoffa w/ Steven J Harper

October 27, 2025

My guest is Steven J. Harper, author of "Crossing Hoffa: A Teamster's Story". His father, Jim Harper, was a member of Minneapolis Teamsters Local 544 who uncovered evidence of corruption within the union. In the late 1950s, he brought this information to the attention of the newly elected Teamsters president, Jimmy Hoffa. But his efforts to confront union leadership and root out corruption were met with severe resistance, including threats and even attempts on his life. More about the boo...

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Minnesota's Most Notorious: Where Blood Runs Cold typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: Published authors, historians, archival researchers, and subject-matter experts with documented expertise in Minnesota or Upper Midwest crime, labor, organized crime, or other significant historical events. Common among recent guests: Published history or true-crime books; Research based on archival, police, or historical records; Contributions to history publications. Recent guests include Matthew Cecil, Jeffrey Sauve, and Steven J. Harper.

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Recent episodes cover History, Crime History, Minnesota History, Murder Cases, and Labor History. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.