Oklahoma City Bombing And Wrongful Conviction

12/17/12 • 92 min

Trooper Trent Pettigrew will tell us what it was like to be one of the first on the scene for the Oklahoma City bombing. We will be discussing the tragic shooting in Connecticut, gun control, and delve into the topic of human nature and lying. Wrongful Conviction: While completing the story of serial killer, Tommy Lynn Sells, true crime author Diane Fanning saw the case of Julie Rea Harper on 20/20, a woman convicted of murdering her own son. Fanning’s correspondence with Sells revealed that he, indeed, was the killer and Julie Rea Harper’s conviction was overturned by appeal. For her involvement in this case, Diane Fanning was recently honored with an award by the Innocence Project.

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The Black Dahlia With Steve Hodel And History And Crime With Jane Cleland

The Black Dahlia murder has often been called the most notorious unsolved murder case of the twentieth century. Hodel will reveal new information about the case, including forensic evidence, photographs, and unreleased documents.

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Gun Control & Inside The Mind Of A Killer

1st Hour: A debate on crime and gun control with Barry Gadbois 2nd Hour: The criminal mind: looking into the question of WHY they kill with criminologist Scott Bon In the wake of the Newtown massacre, we're all pondering how and why. Boston Radio talk show host and author Barry Gadbois and I will be discussing current events, debating gun control, the meaning behind the 2nd Amendment, the NRA's solution, and the outlook for 2013. Dr. Scott Bon is an author and criminologist who has studied the behavior of sociopaths and corresponded with some of the nation's worst serial killers. He'll make us think about the fundamentals of human behavior, the impact of the media, and answer questions pertaining to the motive behind murder.