Episode 163: Operation Northwoods
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In the early 1960, the U.S. Government devised a plan to commit or stage acts of terrorism against the United States and blame them on Cuba. It was designed to garner support and justification for a war against Cuba. It was called Operation Northwoods.
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Episode 162: Bill Coulthard
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Las Vegas-based blogger Anthony Smith and I will be discussing the murder of former FBI agent Bill Coulthard.
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Episode 161: Shrinerites
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Sherry Shriner ran an online cult. When two cult members died, concern as to what was going on inside their group increased significantly. I will be talking with veteran journalist and podcaster Tony Russo about the cult he named the 'Shrinerites.'
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Episode 160: Patty Prewitt
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In 1984, Bill Prewitt was murdered in his bed by his own gun while his wife, Patty Prewitt, slept next to him. Patty was convicted of his murder and sentenced to life in prison. Now, Patty has a strong contingent of advocates supporting her claims of innocence. Was Patty wrongfully convicted or is she where she is supposed to be?
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Episode 159: Murder of Cassie Jo Stoddart, Part 2
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Part 2 of 2 on the murder of Cassie Jo Stoddart.
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Episode 158: Murder of Cassie Jo Stoddart
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Part 1 of 2 on the murder of Cassie Jo Stoddart.
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Episode 157: David Parker Ray
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David Parker Ray is known as the 'Toy Box Killer." His sick and demented torture of women is something normally reserved only for nightmares.
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Episode 156: Murder of Jackie Thomas, Part 2
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Part 2 of 2. We will look into the 1991 murder of Jackie Thomas in Raleigh, NC.
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Episode 155: Murder of Jackie Thomas
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We will look into the 1991 murder of Jackie Thomas in Raleigh, NC. Part 1 of 2.
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Episode 154: Bathsheba Spooner
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Historian and author, Andrew Noone, discusses how Bathsheba Spooner conspired to kill her husband, Joshua, with a teenaged Continental soldier and two British soldiers during the 1700s.
info_outlineIn 1984, Bill Prewitt was murdered in his bed by his own gun while his wife, Patty Prewitt, slept next to him. Patty was convicted of his murder and sentenced to life in prison. Now, Patty has a strong contingent of advocates supporting her claims of innocence. Was Patty wrongfully convicted or is she where she is supposed to be?