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Just Say You’re Sorry | 5. The Serial Killer Whisperer

Just Say You’re Sorry | 5. The Serial Killer Whisperer

FromSmoke Screen: My Fugitive Dad


Just Say You’re Sorry | 5. The Serial Killer Whisperer

FromSmoke Screen: My Fugitive Dad

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Length:
55 minutes
Released:
May 29, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

A young law student called Ashely is the first to read Driskill’s letter and becomes obsessed with his story. The Innocence Project of Texas take his case and begin working to find evidence that could clear his name.



Chammah hunts down crucial leads throwing serious doubt on the informant’s story and on the forensic sketch that led Holland to Driskill in the first place.



Holland's star, though, is still rising. He takes on a case that will make him famous, drawing dozens of confessions from America’s most prolific serial killer, Samuel Little.



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Released:
May 29, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

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