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06.09.
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Episode 283: The Petition (9.6.2024)
When Madison Smith went to her county attorney’s office to talk about her rape case, he told her he wouldn't bring a rape charge. Then she discovered a loophole in an old Kansas law.
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23.08.
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Episode 282: Hot Lotto (8.23.2024)
In 2010, a $16.5 million Hot Lotto ticket was sold at a gas station in Des Moines, Iowa. At first, no one showed up to claim the prize. Things got very strange.
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16.08.
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Episode 281: Big Fish (8.16.2024)
Two men turned in the winning catch at a Lake Erie fishing tournament. But when the tournament director squeezed one of their fish - he felt something inside.
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09.08.
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Episode 280: Ana (8.9.2024)
Phoebe: Are there a lot of spies in this country today?
Scott: Far more than people can probably even imagine. You can't rule anybody out. You never know what it is that motivates people to do this.
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02.08.
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Episode 279: Trouble in Flamingo (8.2.2024)
“If you’re working alone in the wilderness, no witnesses, and the people that you’re going up to are armed, it’s really dangerous.”
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26.07.
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Episode 278: Millions of Pills (7.26.2024)
“There was a saying I heard a few times: ‘under the influence, above the law.’ And I think that describes the mindset of a certain type of fraternity guy.”
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19.07.
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Episode 277: Los Hipopótamos (7.19.2024)
In the 1980s, Pablo Escobar smuggled four hippopotamuses into Colombia for a zoo on his ranch. After he was killed, the hippos were left on their own.
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12.07.
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Episode 276: The Disappearance of Leslie Arnold (7.12.2024)
In 1967, a 24-year-old named Leslie Arnold escaped from prison. The FBI looked for him for years. And then, in 2022, a U.S. Marshal got a message from his son.
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05.07.
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Episode 275: Ten Thousand Feet in the Air (7.5.2024)
On the afternoon of June 23rd, 1972, Martin McNally walked into the St. Louis airport with a wig, a sawed-off rifle, and a plan.
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28.06.
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Episode 274: State of North Carolina v. Joan Little (6.28.2024)
When Karen Bethea-Shields was in college, she heard a judge say, “No way in the world a Black woman can get raped.” A few years later, in 1975, she helped successfully defend Joan Little—a Black woman—who became the first woman in the U.S. to be found not guilty of murder using the defense that she used deadly force to resist sexual assault.