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This week, in Hastings, Michigan, a small town erupts in scandal, when a vicious murder takes place, and it turns out not to be the simple robbery that someone wanted to make it look like. The characters that come out of the woodwork are remarkable, with a web of suspects, and members of what is believed to be a conspiracy. Or, maybe it's an experienced killer? Or a wounded lover? This maze eventually gets sorted out in such a strange way, that it definitely needs to be heard to be believed!

Along the way, we find out that people here lift weights in the street, that it's hard to destroy half of a person's skull by accident, and that justice is sometimes quite muddy!!

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This week, in Antelope, California, when a young woman is found, dead, on the side of the road, with some very unusual clues, police wonder if it could have been an ex-boyfriend, or even a budding serial killer, but they could never have suspected what actually happened. When facts come together, there is only one person who could possibly be the killer. Will they go down for the crime?

Along the way, we find out 5 hours of explosions isn't as cool as it sounds, that smoking meth & watching porn is a weird way to hang out with friends, and that you should never admit to preparing your murder weapon, months in advance!!

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39:T40e,Watch enough crime shows and it doesn’t take long to figure out the steps a killer will take to get away with murder. They stage the crime scene, they ditch the murder weapon, they fabricate an alibi, and at all costs, make sure to keep their mouths shut until the day they die. But in the case you’re about to hear the killer takes things a step further by actually manipulating information in the case file. Even making evidence disappear. All while hiding in plain sight for more than two decades. How to support: For extra perks including extra content, early release, and ad-free episodes - Go to - Patreon How to connect: Website Instagram Facebook Twitter Research & Writing: Ryan Deininger Sources: Crime Library Complaint against LAPD Stephanie Lazarus Appeal The Atlantic LA WEEKLY: ART COP CONFIDENTIAL LA MAG: IN PLAIN SIGHT Hot Art, Joshua Knelman (2012) LAPD ONLINE: Art Theft Detail Sprocket-Trials.Blogspot Stephanie Lazarus Police Interview Prosecution Statement of Views The Lazarus Files, Matthew McGough (2019)3a:T44c,

David Hennesy is a legendary figure in Indiana legal circles. A long time attorney, he has done criminal defense work for 40 years — and in that time, as you will hear, he estimates that he has won 100 murder cases. Perhaps that is part of the reason people have given him the nickname Mr Murder.

But now- after finishing one last case- he is leaving all that behind and retiring.

We thought this would be a perfect time then to reach out to him. We wanted to talk to him

Donald Harvey "The Angel of Death"