COLD CASE: The Mystery of Mary Rogers

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Grave Matters

Chuck and Kristy Robinett

13 episodes

5 days ago

We welcome you to Grave Matters. Kristy is an internationally known Psychic Medium and Psychic Detective. Chuck’s claim to fame is being an expert at useless knowledge. And yes, they are a husband-wife-duo who love telling stories about true crime, their paranormal excursions, bringing awareness to cold cases, and chatting about hauntings, legends, and lore. Grave Matters may contain SENSITIVE CONTENT. Listener discretion is advised. If you have any questions or stories, feel free to email us at kristy@kristyrobinett.com.

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COLD CASE: The Mystery of Mary Rogers

Grave Matters

22 minutes 46 seconds

2 years ago

COLD CASE: The Mystery of Mary Rogers

It is 1838 and John Anderson’s Liberty Street cigar shop was hopping with newspapermen of New York City. They weren’t there just to buy their cigars, but to buy their cigars and fawn over "The Cigar Girl" - Mary Rogers. In 1941, Mary went missing after a trip to New Jersey and her body was found near Sybil’s Cave, a bucolic Hudson riverside spot in Hoboken, New Jersey. Many speculations arose. Was it her fiance? Her ex fiance? Or could it have been her good friend Edgar Allan Poe?

Sources:

Poe, Edgar Allan, “The Mystery of Marie Rogêt”; “The Mary Rogers Mystery Explained”, New-York Daily Tribune, Nov. 18, 1842; “The Case of Mary C. Rogers”, The New-Yorker; Aug. 14, 1841; Stashower, Daniel, The Beautiful Cigar Girl (PenguinBooks, 2006); Srebnick, Amy Gilman, The Mysterious Death of Mary Rogers: Sex and Culture in Nineteenth Century New York (Oxford University Press, 1995); Meyers, Jeffrey, Edgar Allan Poe: His Life and Legacy (Cooper Square Press, 1992)