Dupont Investigations Episode 4 Explores Racial Disparity in Occult Mystery
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WASHINGTON, DC, UNITED STATES, October 13, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Episode 4 of the podcast "Flight of the Fallen" from Dupont Investigations is now available, marking a new chapter in the occult mystery series. The episode, streaming on all major podcast platforms, follows the late-night search of occult private investigator Torsten Somersby and his partner Nigel Clemmons as they investigate the mysterious appearance of a bestial face at the window of Rowena Nesbit’s home.
Upon arriving at the boarding house where their young friend Kurt Feuerstein resides, the duo encounters Ida Tate, the sharp-tongued landlady played by Tatyana Ridgeway. Ida, whose late husband served as a federal appointee under President Taft, expresses skepticism about the police's ability to treat her fairly. Her knowledge of Kurt’s quiet life and the views he kept to himself provides Torsten with his first clue to the purpose behind the killings.
The episode delves into the historical context of racial disparity and white supremacist ideology, noting that these themes sadly persisted long after 1936, as stated by Marc Benjamin Langston, co-creator and showrunner of Dupont Investigations.
"Flight of the Fallen" comprises six episodes, with new installments airing every other Tuesday. The season concludes on November 10. Across both seasons, Dupont Investigations has surpassed 26,000 IAB Tech Lab-certified downloads, a testament to the show's growing popularity.
The podcast, a collaboration between Marc Benjamin Langston and Bryce Bowyn, both DC Arts and Humanities Fellows, aims to explore complex narratives through the lens of occult and historical mysteries. Langston and Bowyn, known for their contributions to Washington as a cultural capital, bring a unique perspective to the series.
With its blend of historical intrigue and contemporary relevance, "Flight of the Fallen" continues to captivate listeners and expand the reach of Dupont Investigations. The show's creators, Langston and Bowyn, have crafted a series that not only entertains but also educates its audience on the enduring impact of historical events on modern society.
For those interested in diving deeper into the world of "Flight of the Fallen," the show's hand-annotated visual case file is available online. This resource provides additional context and insights into the characters and events within the series. Additionally, an online press kit with high-resolution artwork, the full cast list, and synopses can be found at nocturnehall.com/dupont-press.
Listeners can follow @nocturnehall on Instagram for previews and cast reveals, ensuring they are always up-to-date with the latest developments in the series. With its engaging storytelling and thought-provoking themes, "Flight of the Fallen" is a must-listen for fans of occult mysteries and historical dramas.