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Thetrue-crime podcast universeis ever expanding.
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Each week, our crack team of podcast enthusiasts and specialists will pick their favorites.
Jeffs was convicted of child sexual assault in 2011.
(Just what Ive always wanted!?)
See, clowns can be fun!
Amy Wilkinson
MedicalMurders, H.H.
In February 1990, 28-year-old Stacey Stanton was found dead in her apartment by her co-worker.
He treated my mama like a baby in all seriousness.
For the sake of those still grieving five decades later, I hope hes right.
Why do people keep stepping in to give him a hand?
As you enter this impossibly twisted world, remember that nothing is what it seems.
Just when you think it cant get more unbelievable, it does.
Im curious to see how the podcast develops over the coming months.
Things like that just didnt happen in the small town until they did.
Were the murders a result of a custody battle gone horribly awry?
Or were the crimes part of a bigger picture in Piketon?
This episode marks the halfway point in the series.
Listen now for all the stirring and vital details.
Two episodes in, I can confirm: She is not wrong.
(Donald Trump allegedly set foot inside this gold-plated palace as well, but his reps deny it.)
Last weeks episode examined how Atlantas strip joints and the citys cash-cow convention industry became inextricably and salaciously linked.
What emerges is a glittery, booze-soaked facade hiding plenty of rot at its core.
He wastechnically chargedwith forging documents and abuse of office in Italy and sentenced to 16 months in prison.
So it counts as true crime as far as Im concerned.
Not to mention, the people who died after his surgeries!
The event prompted Michaelss own reckoning: Do we only seek to solve the homicide cases of good people?
Chanel Dubofsky
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