True Crime
Live true-crime podcast brings Butler County case to stage
Journalists Amber Hunt and Amanda Rossmann will record a live episode of their podcast "Crimes of the Centuries" on September 12 at Ross High School's
Key takeaways
- The "Crimes of the Centuries" podcast is recording a live episode in Butler County on Sept. 12.
- The featured 19th-century murder case involved vigilante violence and a nationally known attorney.
- Amber Hunt worked as an investigative reporter for The Cincinnati Enquirer from 2013 to 2025.
- Amanda Rossmann was part of a Pulitzer Prize-winning team at The Cincinnati Enquirer.
Journalists Amber Hunt and Amanda Rossmann will record a live episode of their podcast "Crimes of the Centuries" on September 12 at Ross High School's Performing Arts Center in Hamilton. Partnering with the Butler County Historical Society, the two-hour program will examine a notable late 19th-century Butler County murder case that featured intense public debate, vigilante violence, and a prominent national attorney. The event will feature a live recording, a Q&A session, and a VIP meet-and-greet.
By the numbers
- $35
- General admission ticket price for the live podcast
- $25
- Ticket price for Butler County Historical Society members
- $70
- VIP package price for the live podcast event
- 30
- Years Amber Hunt spent working in journalism
- 15
- Years Amanda Rossmann worked as a visual journalist
How it unfolded
- Amber Hunt worked as an investigative reporter for The Enquirer
- Live podcast recording scheduled at Ross High School
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Common questions
- What happened with A live recording of the 'Crimes of the Centuries' podcast in Butler County?
- The "Crimes of the Centuries" podcast is recording a live episode in Butler County on Sept. 12.
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