Blood at the Milton Depot
The 1905 incident involving Eubesaw Whitmire & George Warwick Allen Night fell with a damp, bone-chilling weight over the pine ridges and brick wharves of Milton, Florida, on Friday, December […]
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These Streets Still Whisper
Fall True Crime Walking Tours in Pensacola By Michael Earl Simmons | Sweet Tea Murders You can walk through downtown Pensacola, admire the old buildings, stop for something good to
The Autumn Evening Walk: A Broken Promise, a Manhunt, and the Gallows of Old Pensacola
Clear autumn air, comfortable afternoon temperatures, and long shadows stretching across the brick walkways—late October is prime walking weather in downtown Pensacola. Join us this Saturday, October 24, at 4:00
Women Killers: The McGowan Killing
Fall weather has officially arrived in downtown Pensacola, making it the perfect time to explore the city’s hidden history. While our Sweet Tea Murders Historic Walking Tours step off every
The Drums Were Beating: The 1826 Murder of Major Saunders Donoho
If you drive west out of downtown Pensacola today along Cervantes Street toward Brownsville, you’re passing modern traffic lights, strip centers, and tidy neighborhood cross-streets. Down around the south end
Sweet Tea Murders Walking Tour: The Pensacola of the 1880s
On the night of Tuesday, November 21, 1882, Captain Martin Villar walked through the door of the Half Way House saloon, which sat on the waterfront in downtown Pensacola. Before
The Last Stop Is Sold Out—But More Southern Secrets Await
Every seat at the table is officially spoken for. Sweet Tea Murders LIVE: “The Last Stop: The Final Capture of Ted Bundy”—taking place November 12, 2026, at Pensacola’s Museum of
Where the Road Ended: The Night Ted Bundy Met Pensacola Patrol. Tickets are Almost Gone!
Most accounts of Theodore Bundy linger on the national headlines—the sorority house in Tallahassee, the sensational Miami courtroom cameras, and the sheer disbelief of a nation gripped by fear. But
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The Man You Wanted in Your Corner: Meet Clayton Ard, the Officer Who Arrived to Help Take Down Ted Bundy
When true crime history remembers the capture of America’s most infamous serial killer, the name David Lee immediately comes to mind. But every cop knows that when you’re wrestling in
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Wrong Town Ted
On February 15, 1978, Ted Bundy came to Pensacola in a stolen Volkswagen. He left in the back of a police car. That is the Pensacola story behind a shirt