Episode #362
A Generous Number of Apples

Facial reconstruction of “Boy in the Box”, recently identified as Joseph Augustus Zarelli (National Center for Missing and Exploited Children)
Georgia:
The "Boy in the Box", oseph Augustus Zarelli
Episode sources:
“After 65 Years, the ‘Boy in the Box’ Has a Name” by Jesus Jiménez (New York Times)
“Mystery of ‘Boy in the Box’ Sparks Various Theories Over Six Decades” By Gerrard Kaonga (Newsweek)
“Normal Height & Weight for Boys” by Tara Thackeray (Livestrong)
“The Boy in the Box: The Tragic Story of an American Unsolved Mystery” (American Hauntings)
“The Burden of an Unsolved Case and Its Nameless Victim” by David Stout (New York Times)
“Philadelphia Police Reveal Name of the ‘Boy in the Box’” (NBC Philadelphia)
True Crime All the Time Unsolved Episode 58 – The Boy in the Box
Karen:
Cuba's first Olympic marathoner, Felix de la Caridad Carvajal
Episode sources:
“The Barely Believable Life of Felix Carvajal” by Liam Boylan-Pett (Lope Magazine) 2021
“El andarín Carvajal, campeón de los pobres” by Jorge Oller Oller (Cubaperiodistas) 2011
“Fleet of Foot and Tireless is Felix Carvajal, The Cuban” (The Courier Journal) 1905
“Longboat’s Rival is Queer Cuban Runner” (The Province) 1907
“America's first Olympics: the St. Louis games of 1904” by George Matthews
“The 1904 Olympic Marathon was the worst race ever run” by Mike Vago (AV Club)
Louisiana Purchase Exposition: The 1904 St. Louis World's Fair (Missouri Secretary of State)
Tokyo 2020 Facts and figures (International Olympic Committee)
“8 Unusual Facts About the 1904 St. Louis Olympics” by Evan Andrews (History) 2021
“M.A.C. Marathon Race Will Be West’s Greatest Contest” (St. Louis Globe-Democrat) 1905
“Cuban Runner Who Surprised St. Louis Athletes is Alive” (St. Louis Post-Dispatch) 1907
“Fantastic Tale of Cuban Runner in Olympics” by Wendy Foltz (Battle Creek Enquirer) 1960
“First two black Africans to participate in the Olympics in 1904 honored” (SABC News)
“FÉLIX CARVAJAL, DERROTADO POR EL HAMBRE Y CINCO MANZANAS” by Pietro Sánchez Quesada (Ed24) 2021.