LISTEN 🔊 Listen to the trailer for Bitter Academia! KCBSRadio's latest original TrueCrime podcast exploring the unsolved murder of Stanford University founder Jane Stanford more than 100 years ago. Episode 1 drops Monday morning. BitterAcademia
Beginning Monday, February 20th. The story of Jane Stanford, one of the richest women in the country in 1905. But the life of Stanford University’s founder was cut short — poisoned — and it wasn’t the first attempt. In the weeks following her death, her innermost circle would collaborate in a messy coverup, ruling her death as natural.
More than a century later, the university founded by Jane as a tribute to the ghost of her 15-year-old son, still hasn’t acknowledged the darker parts of its past.
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