Episode 22: Part 2 - Your Mom's Neighbor

After 11 days of violent chaos from January and into February 1984, the police task force, built in hopes of returning the community to some semblance of normalcy, received a tip after a failed attempt to sell 36 Almond Joys for $2.00. And this tip, led the officers to an all too familiar home.

Join our hosts as the discuss the aftermath of the crimes and arrest that had everyone in Coastal Virginia watching over their shoulders for what felt like an eternity. Last meal details, appeals on appeals on appeals, and interrogation 101 free with stream.

Transcripts available here.

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