Enucleated: The Trial of Dallas Serial Killer Charles Albright, Part 1

12/05/18 • 21 min

When bodies started turning up in West Dallas in the winter of 1990 and 1991, police were stunned at this killer's calling card. This is story of the seedy sides of the big city, its inhabitants, and the overlooked victims of society who were thrust into the spotlight when they crossed paths with a genuine serial killer. What happens to the eyes of those who stop looking?
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Bonus Interview: "Tex and Charlie" prosecutor Stephen Kay

What was it like to put Charles Mason and Charles "Tex" Watson behind bars? Judge Brandon Birmingham sits down with former Los Angeles County prosecutor Stephen Kay. Kay worked alongside Assistant District Attorney Vincent Bugliosi during the Manson family trial, as well as the trial of Tex, our main focus of the "Tex and Charlie" series. What was it like to sit in that court room? What does Kay find so unbelievable about the Tate-LaBianca murders? And what were the other cases that left an imprint on this long-time prosecutor?
Mr. Kay was also very helpful in the research of "Tex and Charlie." We are very grateful for his knowledge, time, and his willingness to give freely of both.

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Enucleated: The Trial of Dallas Serial Killer Charles Albright, Part 2

Was Dallas in the grips of a serial killer in the early 1990's? Could police have caught him sooner if they had paid closer attention to those in the margins? Hear how testimony from Dallas street walkers combined with trace evidence led authorities to the man who has become known for his peculiar calling card - a pair of empty eye sockets.
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