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Amy Bishop: The Harvard Neuroscientist Killer- Revisit and Update

We revisit the chilling case of Dr. Amy Bishop, the Harvard-educated neuroscientist and mother of four who committed a mass shooting at the University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) in 2010. Her life was a shocking mix of bizarre incidents, including a prior connection to a pipe bomb, a public physical altercation over a booster seat, and the unexpected violence she unleashed on her colleagues.

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Chris Tapp: Exoneration and Tragic Death Following the Angie Dodge Murder Case

Back in 1996, the community of Idaho Falls was shaken by the brutal murder of 18-year-old Angie Dodge. Under immense pressure to solve the case, police focused on 20-year-old Chris Tapp. After more than 30 hours of intense interrogation, Chris was coerced into giving a false confession, despite his DNA not matching the evidence found at the crime scene. His alibi, confirmed by multiple witnesses, was ignored, and he was ultimately convicted of first-degree murder, rape, and use of a deadly weapon. Chris spent the next 20 years in prison fighting for his innocence.

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[Wrongful Conviction] Angie Dodge: A Mother's Fight

In conjunction with our new episode on Chris Tapp’s tragic death, we are re-releasing our original episode about the heartbreaking murder of Angie Dodge. This story is set in Idaho Falls, Idaho, and dives deep into the details of Angie’s unsolved murder and the tireless, decades-long fight her mother, Carol Dodge, waged for justice. Carol’s fight was not only for her daughter but also for Chris Tapp, who was wrongfully convicted and served years in prison for the crime.

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