Crime & Punishment

from HearSay with Cathy Lewis Hosted by WHRO Public Media

Today on HearSay we explore some of the aspects of crime and punishment. We begin with a conversation with Bob Wittman. As the leader of the FBI's Art Crime Team for 20 years, Wittman recovered more that $225-million worth of stolen cultural property. We'll also talk with an expert in criminal psychology and white-collar psychopaths. Dr. John Clarke has written a book "Working with Monsters: How to Identify and Protect Yourself from the Workplace Psychopath." Also in the hour, the powerful story of one man's exoneration after DNA evidence revealed his innocence in a rape case. We'll bring you the conversation we had with Julius Earl Ruffin. Join us!

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