The Sinister and Mysterious Case of Harry & Catherine Ging (Minneapolis, 1894)
In 1894 Minneapolis, the brutal murder of young dressmaker Catherine “Kitty” Ging shocked the nation and exposed a chilling web of manipulation, insurance fraud, and psychological control. At the center of the investigation stood wealthy socialite Harry Hayward — a man newspapers would later call “The Minneapolis Svengali.” This historical true crime documentary examines the murder, the investigation, the controversial trial, and the disturbing relationship that led to one of the most infamous Gilded Age murder-for-hire cases in American history. #TrueCrime #historicalcrimes #historicaltruecrime #CatherineGing #HarryHayward

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