Listen to 'My Cousin Augie,' an investigative podcast about a 1978 car bombing and the Milwaukee Mafia

Ever since she was a child, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel investigative reporter Mary Spicuzza has heard rumors about her cousin August Palmisano, who was killed in a car bombing in downtown Milwaukeee in 1978.

Although many suspected crime boss Frank Balistrieri was behind his death, no one was ever charged in the crime.

Some 45 years later, she and Journal Sentinel multimedia producer Bill Schulz decided to try and uncover what led to her cousin's death. Their podcast, " My Cousin Augie ," chronicles their journey to unravel a true story about loyalty, jealousy, and power — and what some people are willing to do for it.

How to listen to 'My Cousin Augie'

You can find "My Cousin Augie" on Apple Podcasts , Spotify or any other podcast platform.

The most common way to listen is to download a podcast app on your phone, such as Apple Podcasts or Spotify, and search for "My Cousin Augie."

You can also stream "My Cousin Augie" directly on your computer by clicking on one of the episodes below.

To read the original My Cousin Augie investigation or learn more about the project, visit jsonline.com/mycousinaugie .

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