Carla Walker

Glen McCurley

(Tarrant County Jail)

Karen:

The murder of Carla Walker

Episode sources:

1. “Glen McCurley Strangled Carla Walker in 1974. Was She His Only Victim” by Skip Hollandsworth (Texas Monthly)

2. “Glen McCurley Changes Plea to Guilty in Carla Walker Murder Trial” (NBC 5 Dallas Fort Worth)

3. “Suspect Arrested in 1974 Cold Case Murder of Carla Walker; Was ‘Random Attack': Police” by Brian Roth (NBC 5 Dallas Fort Worth)

4. “44 years later, who kidnapped and killed Carla Walker?” by Todd Unger (WFAA)

5. “Former Boyfriend of Texas Teen Murdered After 1974 Valentine's Dance Relives Final Moments with Her” by Elaine Aradillas (People)

6. “Murder of Carla Walker” (Wikipedia)

Georgia:

The London Beer Flood of 1814

Episode sources:

1. “Everything’s a Spring #2 - The London Beer Flood” (Everything’s A Spring Podcast)

2. “So What REALLY Happened on October 17, 1814?” by Martyn Cornell, (Zythophile Blog, 2010)

3. “Accident at Meux’s Brewhouse,” (The Morning Chronicle, October 20, 1814)

4. “Accident at Meux Brewhouse” (The Morning Chronicle, October 21, 1814)

5. “The Catastrophe at Mr. Meux’s” (The Morning Post, October 21, 1814)

6. “This 1814 Beer Flood Killed Eight People,” by Kat Eschner, (Smithsonian Magazine, August 4, 2017)

7. “Lost in a Sea of Beer” by Frank McNally (The Irish Times, October 17, 2014)

8. “London’s Forgotten Disasters: The Great Beer Flood” (Londonist, April 27, 2022)

9. “What Really Happened in the London Beer Flood 200 Years Ago” by Rory Tingle (The Independent, October 17, 2014)

10. “The London Beer Flood” by Christopher Klein (History Channel)

11. “Horse Shoe Brewery” (Wikipedia)

12. “Grace’s Guide to British Industrial History: Meux’s Brewery”

13. “The London Beer Flood of 1814” (Historic UK)

Horse Shoe Brewery, London c 1800

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