Topic
5 facts from 1 episode, in date order. These are what speakers said on the shows, each linked to the moment it was said. They aren't independently verified.
1935
In 1935 Fiorenzo Genicculo co-signed for the Sodders' building materials on the condition that he be the beneficiary of the house insurance.
“When the Sodder bought their land in 1935, Fiorenzo co signed for the building materials on the condition that he be made the beneficiary of the house insurance.”
1943
In 1943 George Sodder left Fiorenzo Genicculo's employ to start his own trucking company.
“in 1943, George broke off and started his own trucking company, and Miranda says Fiorenzo did not take it well.”
1945
Before Christmas 1945, the Sodder house insurance was raised from $1,500 to $1,750, with the payout going to Fiorenzo Genicculo.
“the house insurance gets quietly bumped from 1,500 to 1,750.”
1945
Five of the six coroner's inquest jurors had direct ties to Fiorenzo Genicculo, according to Miranda Weeks's research.
“The coroner's inquest that ruled it accidental was made up of six men. Five of them had direct ties to Fiorenzo.”
Undated
Fiorenzo Genicculo's granddaughter said he began as a watchmaker in Fayetteville and later owned a jewelry store, a lumberyard and commercial property.
“She told us that Fiorenzo started out in Fayetteville as a watchmaker and then owned a jewelry store and a lumberyard along with some commercial property.”
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