Could Have Been The Perfect Crime

It Could Have Been The Perfect Crime Mary Payne speaks with investigator Eric Benson from the true crime podcast Over My Dead Body. Season 1 is about the murder of Dan Markel, a lawyer and Florida State University teacher who was shot and killed in Tallah

Episode 31 of the Payne in the Pod podcast, hosted by Junto Media, titled "Could Have Been The Perfect Crime" was published on April 3, 2019 and runs 46 minutes.

April 3, 2019 ·46m · Payne in the Pod

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It Could Have Been The Perfect Crime Mary Payne speaks with investigator Eric Benson from the true crime podcast Over My Dead Body. Season 1 is about the murder of Dan Markel, a lawyer and Florida State University teacher who was shot and killed in Tallahassee, Florida in 2014. It’s a shocking story about love, marriage, a scorned family, and the lengths people will go to get what they want. There have been so many questions around this murder-for-hire plot: who did it, who planned it, who else was involved, and why. And of course, the most compelling question is what will happen next as trials in the case are scheduled to start in June 2019. If you love true crime podcasts, this is one episode of Payne In The Pod you won’t want to miss. Eric’s Podcast Recommendations: In The Dark-Season 2 Dirty John The Weeds Political Gabfest Heaven's Gate Surviving Y2K Find Eric and the podcast: Over My Dead Body Eric Benson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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It Could Have Been The Perfect Crime

Mary Payne speaks with investigator Eric Benson from the true crime podcast Over My Dead Body. Season 1 is about the murder of Dan Markel, a lawyer and Florida State University teacher who was shot and killed in Tallahassee, Florida in 2014. It’s a shocking story about love, marriage, a scorned family, and the lengths people will go to get what they want.

There have been so many questions around this murder-for-hire plot: who did it, who planned it, who else was involved, and why. And of course, the most compelling question is what will happen next as trials in the case are scheduled to start in June 2019.

If you love true crime podcasts, this is one episode of Payne In The Pod you won’t want to miss.

Eric’s Podcast Recommendations:

In The Dark-Season 2

Political Gabfest

Find Eric and the podcast:

Over My Dead Body

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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