Vincent Chin

(Alamy)

People rallying for justice for Vincent Chin, 1983 (David C. Turnley/Detroit Free Press via ZUMA Wire)

(Alamy)

Karen:

The murder of Vincent Chin

Episode sources:

1. “Who Killed Vincent Chin?” (PBS POV) 1987

2. “From a Whisper to a Rallying Cry” by Paula Yoo. 2021

3. “When Labor Lets Its Values Down: Remembering Vincent Chin” by Sandra Engle (United Autoworkers) 2022

4. “A Historic Strike (and Win) for Autoworkers” (The Daily / New York Times) 2023

5. “Examining Asian American civil rights 40 years after Vincent Chin's murder” (PBS NewsHour) 2022

6. “Purpose” (American Citizens for Justice)

7. “40 years after Vincent Chin’s death, activists work to keep legacy from fading” by Frances Kai-Hwa Wang (PBS News Hour) 2022

8. “Vincent Chin” (National Park Service)

9. “Paula Yoo: From a Whisper to a Rallying Cry” (Wicked Words) 2022

10. “The Many Afterlives of Vincent Chin” by Hua Hsu (The New Yorker) 2022

11. “How Vincent Chin’s Death Gave Others A voice” by Karen Grigsby Bates (NPR) 2021

12. “Vincent Chin Timeline” (Vincent Who? Film)

13. “History of ACJ” (American Citizens for Justice)

14.  “The Declining Auto Industry and Anti-Asian Racism” from Detroit Race Riots, Racial Conflicts and Efforts to Bridge the Racial Divide by Joe T. Darden and Richard W. Thomas

15. “How the 1982 Murder of Vincent Chin Ignited a Push for Asian American Rights” by Becky Little (History) 2023

16.  “Encounter” (Chicago Tribune) 1983

17. “Killing of Vincent Chin” (Wikipedia)

Georgia:

The mysterious 1990 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum art heist

Episode sources:

1. “Last Seen” podcast (WBUR)

2. “Last Seen” reporting archives (Boston Globe)

3. “New England’s Unsolved: The Gardner Heist 30 Years Later”

4.  “200m Gardner Museum Art Theft” by Andy Dabilis and John Ellement (Boston Globe, March 18, 1990)

5.  “Gardner’s Museum: Majestic, Eccentric” by Christine Temin (Boston Globe, March 19, 1990)

6. “Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum's head of security knows who is responsible for art heist” (WGBH, March 2, 2022)

7. “Latest Search for Gardner Museum Paintings Comes up Empty” by Stephen Kurkjian (Boston Globe, December 27, 2015)

8. “This Vermeer Painting Breaks the Record for the Most Valuable Object Ever Stolen” by Christopher P. Jones (Medium, March 21, 2023)

9. “Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Theft” (Wikipedia)

10. “Whitey Bulger” (Wikipedia)

FBI poster 2013 (Alamy)