Ann and William “Billy” Woodward Jr. (Bettman / Getty)

Karen:

The death of Billy Woodward

Episode sources:

1. “A Crime to Remember: Who Killed Mr. Woodward?” (Investigation Discovery)

2. “Inside the murder that scandalized NYC – and led to Truman Capote’s downfall” by Christopher Cameron (New York Post)

3. “Deliberate Cruelty” by Roseanne Montillo

4. “A Crazy Thing Called Love: The Golden World and Fatal Marriage of Ann and Billy Woodward” by Susan Braudy

5. “New York: The Girl from Kansas” (Time) 1955

6. “A Woman Accidentally Killed Her Rich Husband in the ‘50s. A New Book Uncovers What Came Next” by Alessa Dominguez (Buzzfeed News) 2022

7. “High Style in the Gilded Age: The Cryder Triplets” by Mary Cummings (Southampton History Museum) 2022

8. “Society’s Switch to Publicity” by Cleveland Amory (Life Magazine) 1955.

9. “Sunken Orchard” by Mark Meredith (House Histree) 2021

10. “North Shore (Long Island)” (Wikipedia)

11. “Ann Woodward, Cleared in ’55 Of Slaying Her Husband, Dead” by Irving Spiegel (New York Times) 1975

12. “Truman Capote, a Cyanide Pill, and a Shocking High Society Murder” by Allison McNearney (The Daily Beast) 2022

Georgia:

The sinking of the USS Indianapolis

Episode sources:

1. “How a WWII Japanese sub commander helped exonerate a U.S. Navy captain” by Daryl Austin (Washington Post)

2. “A Grave Misfortune: The USS Indianapolis Tragedy” by Richard A. Hulver, edited by Peter C. Luebke (Naval History and Heritage Command)

3. “’We knew the ship was doomed’: USS Indianapolis survivor recalls four days in shark-filled sea” by Kristine Phillips (Washington Post)

4. “The Story of USS Indianapolis” no author listed (ussindianapolis.com)

5. “Navy exonerates WWII captain” by Janis L. Magin (The Argus-Press)

6. “USS Indianapolis (CA-35)” (Wikipedia)

7. “The Sinking of USS Indianapolis” no author listed (Ohio State University)

8. “Jaws (1975) – The Indianapolis Speech Scene | Movieclips” (YouTube)

9. “Charles B. McVay III” (Wikipedia)

Captain Charles McVay III

Commander Mochitsura Hashimoto of the Japanese Imperial Navy