True Crime Uncensored with Burl Barer and Mark Boyer - Murder on 9/11 -- the killing of Robert Henry . Burl Barer also shares original short stories for Easter and Passover.

Murder on 9/11 -- the killing of Robert Henry . Burl Barer also shares original short stories for Easter and Passover.

04/21/19 • 52 min

True Crime Uncensored with Burl Barer and Mark Boyer

For the young widow of Tacoma, Washington businessman Robert Henry, September 11th is both the date of his cold-blooded murder, and the date that his murderer went to prison. This is the story of the five year investigation that solved the homicide, Read the minibook by Burl Barer

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The Art of Crime/ The Crime of Art: Sean Sullivan aka Layercakeny

"If it weren't for having a double life, I would have no life at all" -- Burl Barer.

Sean Sullivan, known on Instagram and Pinterest as Layercakeny, had a double life or perhaps triple -- an outlaw weed dealer and outlaw grafitti artist equally comfortable in the Hamptons or the Bronx, dining with the mayor or breaking bread and sharing paint cans in the famed Freedom Tunnel. His father was a cop and security expert;his uncle was a pioneer grafitti artist. Hear this amazing story for yourself.

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A HEART BLOWN OPEN -- DENNIS KELLY

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