3 Women Who Vanished Without a Trace — Gilded Age New York

This video explores three unsolved cases from early twentieth-century New York City, examining the disappearance of a Manhattan heiress, a missionary's granddaughter, and a Broadway showgirl whose wealthy associates were never brought to trial. Each case passed through the formal channels of investigation without producing a conviction, and each left behind a record that remains open. 📖 Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 0:30 Elsie Sigel: New York City, 1909 5:30 Elsie Sigel: The Mission on Mott Street 9:00 Elsie Sigel: The Discovery on Eighth Avenue 12:30 Elsie Sigel: The Investigation and Aftermath 16:30 Dorothy Arnold: New York City, 1910 21:00 Dorothy Arnold: December 12, 1910 24:30 Dorothy Arnold: Six Weeks of Silence 28:30 Dorothy Arnold: The Investigation Opens 32:00 Dorothy Arnold: A Question Without Answer 33:30 Dorothy King: New York City, 1923 38:00 Dorothy King: West 57th Street 41:30 Dorothy King: The Investigation 45:00 Dorothy King: Before the Grand Jury 47:30 Dorothy King: The Record Closes 🕰️ Gilded Crime explores the true crime stories, scandals, mysteries, and courtroom dramas of America's Gilded Age. 🔔 Subscribe for more historical crime stories. #GildedCrime #GildedAge #TrueCrimeHistory #AmericanHistory