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• Yogurt Shop Murders Update

  In this episode, Nic and Bill Huffman from The Who Killed Podcast discuss the recent developments in the Austin yogurt shop murders case, focusing on the breakthrough involving Robert Eugene Brasher, a serial killer linked to the crime. They explore the details of the case, the victims, the investigation, and the implications of DNA evidence, while also addressing the wrongful convictions of two men previously charged with the murders. The conversation delves into the complexities surrounding the yogurt shop murders, focusing on the perpetrator Robert Eugene Brashers, the investigation's challenges, and the implications of law enforcement practices. It highlights the emotional impact of the crime, the role of media, and the ongoing efforts to link Brashers to other cold cases, emphasizing the importance of DNA evidence and the need for continued investigation. Check out - Who Killed? https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/who-killed/id1414953512  For more great True Crime go to www.WildBluePress.com       

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• Death in Apartment 603

  This True Crime Talk delves into the mysterious death of Ellen Greenberg, initially ruled a homicide but later changed to a suicide, sparking a legal battle by her family to have the ruling overturned. The discussion highlights the family's ongoing fight for justice, recent developments in the case, and insights from the documentary 'Death in Apartment 603.' Watch "Death in Apartment 603; what happened to Ellen Greenberg" available now on Hulu. For more great True Crime go to www.WildBluePress.com  Subscribe to True Crime Talk so that you do not miss any of the great True Crime Talk.   

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• Cruel and Unusual

  Tonight on True Crime Talk, Paul Smith shares his harrowing experiences of life in federal prison, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. He discusses the psychological toll of incarceration, the harsh realities of solitary confinement, and the pervasive violence within the prison system. Smith emphasizes the need for genuine rehabilitation efforts and the importance of raising awareness about the true conditions faced by inmates. His memoir, 'Cruel and Unusual Punishment,' serves as a powerful testament to the struggles and injustices within the correctional system. Please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, FOLLOW True Crime Talk so we can keep bringing to you more great True Crime Talk. Please visit www.WildBluePress.com for more great True Crime - Books, Ebooks, and great audio books. Be sure to pick up Paul Smith's book - Cruel and Unusual Punishment; a memoir of the psychological realities of federal prison  Thanks for listening. 

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• The Judge

  Judge Michael Randazzo shares his remarkable journey from a family with mafia ties to becoming a respected judge. He discusses the challenges he faced, the impact of his family's legacy, and his commitment to justice, particularly for victims. Through his memoir, he aims to break the cycle of generational sin and inspire others to overcome their pasts. Judge Randazzo's book - Presiding Over Shadows: from chaos to order in the court is available now in e-book, audio, paper, and hardcover from WildBlue Press www.WildBluePress.com 

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• The Midnight Ride of Jonathan Luna

  Welcome to True Crime Talk. In this episode of True Crime Talk, Nic Edwards interviews writer and director of The Midnight Ride of Jonathan Luna Dan Cohen.  They talk about the mysterious case of Jonathan Luna, a federal prosecutor found dead under suspicious circumstances. The conversation delves into the details of Luna's career, the bizarre events leading to his death, and the challenges faced in the investigation. Cohen's documentary, 'The Midnight Ride of Jonathan Luna,' aims to shed light on the case and reignite public interest, emphasizing the need for justice and transparency in the legal system.   Takeaways The case of Jonathan Luna is complex and unresolved. Dan Cohen's documentary presents a thorough exploration of the case. Luna was a respected federal prosecutor with a promising career. His death involved multiple suspicious circumstances and unanswered questions. The investigation faced challenges from law enforcement and media narratives. There are conflicting theories about the nature of Luna's death. The documentary aims to reignite public interest in the case. The autopsy report is crucial for understanding the circumstances of his death. Public engagement is necessary to demand justice for Luna. The film highlights the importance of integrity in the justice system.

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