519 - Giants of Any Kind
This episode of My Favorite Murder blends dark humor with two powerful historical narratives: the courageous story of Ruby Bridges, the six-year-old who integrated a New Orleans elementary school in 1960, and the bizarre, crime-laden life of George Remus, a Prohibition-era bootlegger turn
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