What an episode will cover
A focused timeline, the evidence that established it, contemporary reporting, and the institutional or forensic lesson that makes the case historically important.
Audio desk
The podcast is in development.
We are building a documentary companion to the written archive. Episodes will add context—not simply read profiles aloud—and every release will have source notes and a permanent corrections page.
What it will avoid
Graphic reenactment, speculative diagnosis, comedy at victims’ expense, invented dialogue, and dramatic claims unsupported by the published record.
Source notes
Each episode page will distinguish narration from quotation and link to official reports, reference works, and the relevant case dossier.
Corrections
Material errors will be corrected in the audio where feasible and documented in episode notes. Readers can send a source through our secure form.
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